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Biographical information has been posted for the candidates for ICLA offices.

The information, in English only, is available at the following attached link:

ICLA Candidates.pdf

L'emploi du temps pour le XIXe congrès à Séoul est maintenant disponible à partir du site officiel pour le congrès.

Cliquez ici pour accéder à l'emploi du temps: http://www.icla2010.org/board/view16.asp

Note: Les liens sont présentés en deux versions. La version marquée (2003) correspond au fichier .xls (Microsoft Excel 97, XP, 2003). La version marquée (2007) correspond au fichier .xlsx (Microsoft Excel 2007 ou 2010). Si vous ne savez pas quelle version téléchargez, essayez d'abord la version 2003.

The schedule for the XIXth congress in Seoul is now available from the conference's official site.

Click here to access the scheudle: http://www.icla2010.org/board/view16.asp

Note: The links are presented in two formats. The links marked (2003) are for .xls files (for versions of Microsoft Excel from 1997 to 2003). The links marked (2007) are for .xlsx files (for versions of Microsoft Excel from 2007 to 2010). If you aren't sure which to download, please try the 2003 links first.

Nous vous annonçons un livre qui vient de paraître.

"Le roman contemporain ou la problématicité du monde". Paris. Presses Universitaires de France. 2010. 360 p.
ISBN : 978-2-13-057368-5

(1) Books published between January 2007 and December 2009 are eligible in this cycle. The winner will be named in early 2010, and the Prize will be bestowed at that year's Congress.
(2) Books published between January 2010 and December 2012 will be eligible for the third cycle in which the Prize will be awarded in 2014, and so forth, on a triennial basis.

Prof. Marc Maufort (University of Brussels), the Editor of PIE-Peter Lang's "New Comparative Poetics" and "Dramaturgies" book series, is seeking proposals for monographs or collections of critical essays from the ICLA membership at large, in French or in English. While approximately 40 titles have now been published in the two series since their launch in 2001 (more information about these titles can be found on www.peterlang.com), the Editor would welcome proposals emphasizing a non-Eurocentric perspective. Comparative drama studies would be of particular interest at this point as well.