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Conference Schedule: Session III |
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Friday, April 15, 2005: 8:30 a.m. to 10:00
a.m. |
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Panel One—Just Words?: Struggling to Control the
Power of Language
Ashland Conference Room |
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- Moderator: Jessica Damian, University of Miami at Coral
Gables
- Lori A. Davis Perry, United States Air Force Academy—"Famously
Anonymous: Elizabeth Rowe's Literary Ambitions"
- Tania Smith, University of Calgary—"Hester
Thrale Piozzi's Rhetoric of Conversation"
- Elizabeth Johnston, Monroe Community College—"Elizabeth
Barrett Browning's Textual Bodies and the Rhetoric of
Gender in 19th-Century Discourse"
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Panel Two—Textual Bodies
Oak Alley Conference Room |
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- Moderator: Kathleen Beres, University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill
- Anony H. Harrison, North Carolina State University—"Christina
Rossetti and Illness"
- Kathleen Beres, University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill—"'This Tender Heart of Mine': Disciplinarity
and the Medical Context of Charlotte Smith's Elegiac
Sonnets"
- Sarah Bleakney, University of Florida—"'Ill
in mind and ominously ill in body': Class Performance
and its Effect on the Body in East Lynne"
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Panel Three—No Boundaries? Rethinking the Borders
of Separate Spheres
Elmwood Conference Room |
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- Moderator: Leanne Maunu, Palomar College
- Gina Dorré, Tulane University—"An
Indecent Proposal: Reconsidering Reciprocity in Austen's
Pride and Prejudice"
- Jill Ehnenn, Appalachian State University—"'Thou
Asian Bacchant': Race, Place and Michael Field's Queer
Erotics of Mourning"
- Lauren Wood, Vanderbilt University—"Rewriting
the System: Crossing Gender Boundaries in Jane Austen's
Persuasion"
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Panel Four—Her Mother's Daughter: From Child to
Woman
Ashland B Conference Room |
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- Moderator: Jill Doise, Texas Christian University
- Jenny White, Augustanta College—Female Adolescence
and the Subversion of Social Ideology in Pride and
Prejudice(1813) and Marriage (1818)"
- JoAnna S. Mink, Minnesota State University—"Daughters
and the Home in Victorian Novels: A Middle-Class Fantasy?"
- Heather Lobban-Viravong, Grinnell College—"Performing
Autobiography: The Novel, Truth and Theatricality in Charlotte
Clark's Narrative"
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Panel Five—Writing About Religion
Rosedown Conference Room |
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- Moderator: Leslee Thorne-Murphy, Brigham Young
- Anna Faktorovich, University of South Carolina—"Anticipating
Post-Modern Mysticism: Marie Corelli's The Soul of
Lilith"
- Karen Dieleman, McMaster University—"Reconstituting
the Worshipping Community: Christina Rossetti's Experience
in Christ Church and the Lyrical 'we' of Verses"
- Susannah Clements, University of Sioux Falls—"Beyond
Theological Borders: Catholicism and Calvinism in Charlotte
Brönte's Villette"
- Bettina Tate Pedersen, Point Loma Nazarene University—"A
Radical Redemptive Vision: Universal Salvation in Charlotte
Brönte's Jane Eyre"
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