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CONFERENCE 
of the 
SOUTHEASTERN 
NINETEENTH-CENTURY 
STUDIES ASSOCIATION 
t 
Emory University 
Atlanta, Georgia 
May 8-9, 1981 

THEME 
Nineteenth-Century Heroism 
MAJOR ADDRESSES 
Professor Avrom Fleishman, Johns Hopkins University 
Professor Ge_orge Levine, Rutgers University 
Professor Irving Massey, SUNY-Buffalo 
Professor Morse Peckham, University of South Carolina 
Professor Leo Rauch, Ohio State University 
PAPERS 
In honor of the Carlyle Centenary, we invite interdisciplinary papers on any aspect of 
nineteenth-century heroism, whether in art or life: the philosophy of heroism; the degree to 
which political messiahs, artists, fictional characters, scientists, and thinkers served as heroes; 
the philosophical and psychological theories of human nature that ruade heroism seem possible 
and desirable; the very readiness of the people of the time to regard as heroes and heroines not 
only those brave in battle but also those who achieved a great deal for humanity in other 
spheres. Contributors may want to consider national heroes, scientific heroes, heroines, 
theologians as heroes, the anti-hero, as well as the concept of heroism and the self. 
Papers should have a reading time of no more than  5 minutes and should be accompanied by 
a stamped, self-addressed envelope if retum of the manuscript is desired. 
Last date for receipt of manuscripts: March , ,98, 
Papers may be sent to Sara M. Putzell, Department of English, Georgia Institute of 
Technology, Atlanta, Georgia 30332 or Linda G. Zatlin, Department of English, Morehouse . 
College, Atlanta, Georgia 3o3 4. 

Publications 

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aspect of one ofthe most vital issues 
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Georgia Power Company 

This endorsement was given in a public 
address in the city of Toccoa, Georgia on 
March 9, 1988, by Rev. NOEL VANDEGRIFT, 
President of the American Ministers 
Association, National Headquarters, 
Greenville, South Carolina.