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Conference Schedule: Session II |
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Thursday, April 14, 2005: 5:00 p.m. to
6:30 p.m. |
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Panel One: Lifting the Fallen—Boldness and Scandal
in 18th-and 19th-Century Texts
Rosedown Conference Room |
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- Moderator: Barbara Cicardo, University of Louisiana
at Lafayette
- Anne Carson, Temple University—"Montagu
and Medea: Just a Couple of 'Learned Ladies'"
- Kate Montweiler, University of North Carolina at Wilmington—"Scandal
Mongering: The Return of Eliza Haywood"
- Caroline Breashears, St. Lawrence University—"A
Convention's Progress: Narratives of the Fall in Three
Women's Memoirs"
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Panel Two—Speaking the Truth: Finding a Place for
Voice
Oaklawn Conference Room |
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- Moderator: Jay Karr, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
- Julianne Smith, Pepperdine University—"Caught
Between Two Narratives: Marie Corelli and The Sorrows
of Satan"
- Adam Reinherz, Loyola University, Chicago—"Whispering
Truths: The Singular Nature of Anne Brönte's The
Tenant of Wildfell Hall"
- Steven Gilbert, University of South Carolina—"Tabitha
Bramble: Mary Robinson's Satiric Voice"
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Panel Three—Performance and Performers
Oak Alley Conference Room |
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- Moderator: Laura Vorachek, University of Alabama
- Cyndi White—"Cultivating a Collective
Busie Body: Susanna Centlivre's 'Intertheatricality'
and the Original Cast of The Busie Body (1709)"
- Juliette Wells, Manhattanville College—"'That
Kind of Facility which Springs from the Absence of Any
High Standard': Gender and Amateurism in George Eliot"
- Molly Engelhardt, Texas A& M University—"Sylphs,
Fairies, and Ballet Divas: Moving Eros into the Middle-Class
Parlor"
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Panel Four: Domestic Identity—Examining the Power
of Location
Ashland Conference Room |
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- Moderator: Jenny Geer, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
- Amanda E. Himes, Texas A& M University—"Cultures
in Conflict: Austen and Burney Defend Hartfordshire from
the French"
- Caralyn Bolte, University of Florida—"'Domestic'
Travel: Women and the Role of the Tourist in Jane Austen"
- Janice Schroeder, Carleton University—"The
'Girl of the Period' Controversy: Popular Culture and
Feminist Ambivalence"
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Panel Five—Interpreting Texts, Interpreting Lives:
Women Writers as Critics
Elmwood Conference Room |
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- Moderator: Wynn Yarborough, University of Louisiana
at Lafayette
- Mary Waters, Wichita State University—"Domesticity,
Class, and the British Common Reader in Anna Letitia Barbauld's
Literary Criticism"
- Melanie Ulrich, University of Texas at Austin—"Victoria's
Legacy: Victorian Biographers and Their Conflicting Agendas"
- Ellen Bayuk Rosenman, University of Kentucky—"Eliza
Lynn Linton and the Everyday: Reading the Non-Feminist
Woman Writer"
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