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Source: ARC History of EmotionsSourcing Emotions in the Medieval and Early Modern World27th - 29th June 2013University of Western Australia,  Perth, AustraliaThis international conference will bring together scholars interested in exploring how we "source" emotions of the medieval and early modern period, whether by performing, acting, hearing, finding, or reading within the varied disciplines interested in this period.Abstracts are welcome on such questions as:Where we look for emotions in the extant sourcesHow we 'read' across multiple source types to create a composite understanding of the emotions of a particular time periodHow we translate source information into practice in the performing artsGendered nature of sources and gendered nature of emotionsSources, emotions and power: what are sources for understanding emotions in cross-cultural encounters? What do we have to take into account when interpreting them?Material objects as sources for the study of emotionsDoes the study of emotions make us to rethink our sources? If so, in what ways?Papers will be streamed according to the Centre's four Research Programs:MEANINGS studies the changing understandings and categorisation of emotions over the period 1100-1800 in Europe.CHANGE investigates the drivers of changes in societal emotional regimes, and the power of collective emotions to produce major cultural, social, political and economic change.PERFORMANCE interrogates how emotions were performed and expressed in pre-modern dramatic, literary, artistic and musical performances.SHAPING THE MODERN explores Europe's legacy of emotional understandings and practices in Australia today, and the many ways in which modern Australians engage with and re-interpret Australia's emotional heritage.Proposals:Proposals for individual research papers of 20 minutes; panels of three x 20 minute papers, and symposia or workshops for the performing arts of 90 minutes, are welcome from scholars and practitioners of any discipline.Proposals for individual papers must provide a title and a 300-word maximum abstract.   Proposals for panels, symposia and workshops should provide an over-arching title and a 300-word (maximum) abstract for the theme, as well as individual titles and abstracts for each paper within the session.All proposals must provide the name of presenter/s along with contact and  affiliation details; a short biography for each presenter;  identify multimedia or other needs;  and name the Centre Program for which the paper is intended.Submission Process:Read the Call for Papers information on this page, or download the information document.Select the appropriate proposal form to complete:Individual Research Paper ProposalThemed Panel ProposalSymposia/Workshop for the Performing Arts Proposal&#160;Complete the form and email to:  emotions@uwa.edu.auProposals will be accepted until 31 January 2013 but early submission is encouraged.Further information:Please email your enquiry to emotions@uwa.edu.au