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 r location,  will NOT be reflected in this calendar appointment. For the 
 most current  event information for the 2014 Congress of the Humanities an
 d Social  Sciences, please visit www.congress2014.ca/calendar.\n\nSeries:
  Special event\n\nAssociation: Association of Canadian College and Univers
 ity Teachers of  English (ACCUTE), Women’s and Gender Studies et Recherch
 es Féministes  (WGSRF)\n\nAccess Level: General public\n\nDescription: A p
 araphrase is an inherently abject text: it has famously been  excoriated a
 s a very bad way to do criticism, and it is seen as a secondary  and low-
 status kind of writing. Nevertheless, or therefore, its very  abjection 
 can give us new ways to think about what we do when we read poetry.  In th
 is plenary talk, Guy Bray suggests that thinking about the queerness of  
 paraphrase can help us to think about the queerness of all textuality. Wit
 h funding support from the Federation for the Humanities and Social  Scien
 ces.
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SUMMARY:Greek designs: The queerness of paraphrase
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 paraphrase
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