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From the PsyArt Foundation:

      We are pleased to announce that the International Conference on
Psychology and the Arts will be held at Roskilde University, Denmark, close
to Copenhagen, June 22-26, 2011. Our hosts will be Professor Camelia Elias
of Roskilde University and Professor Bent Sørensen of Aalborg University.
The conference sponsors are the PsyArt Foundation and Roskilde and Aalborg
Universities.

        Papers may be in English, French, or German, and they may deal with
any application of psychology or psychoanalysis to the study of literature,
film, or the other arts. Our conference is very convivial and draws
scholars from around the world. The registration fee of $295 includes
admission to all sessions, reception, coffee breaks, and Sunday banquet, and
two tours: a Roskilde walking tour and a bus tour to to the Louisiana
Museum of Modern Art and to Kronborg Castle (supposed to be Hamlet’s
castle).

         The deadline for sending us your title and abstract and
registration fee is April 1, 2011 or the date by which we receive 65
abstracts, titles, and registration fees, whichever comes sooner.

         Conference information, hotel information, and online registration
can be found at:

         http://conf.psyartjournal.com/2011/

        We look forward to seeing you in Denmark in June!


                          All the best,
                          Andrew Gordon





Dr. Andrew Gordon
Professor of English, Emeritus
University of Florida

Vice-President, The PsyArt Foundation

910 NW 40 Drive
Gainesville, FL 32605

352-372-7264 (home)

http://web.clas.ufl.edu/users/agordon
http://web.clas.ufl.edu/ipsa/

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