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Conference Schedule: Session IV |
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Friday, April 15, 2005: 10:15
a.m. to 11:45 a.m. |
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Panel One—Subverting Conventions
Ashland Conference Room |
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- Moderator: James Ortego, University of Louisiana
at Lafayette
- Amy Carol Reeves, University of South Carolina—"Finding
a Voice: Lessons of Agency in Charlotte Smith's Conversations
Introducing Poetry"
- Candice Lucey—"Musical Reference in
the Novels of Frances Burney"
- Marianne Van Remoortel, University of Ghent—"'Unlike
are we': The Dialectic of Literal and Metaphorical Meaning
in the Amatory Sonnet Sequences of Three Victorian Women
Poets: Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Christina Rossetti
and Augusta Webster"
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Panel Two—Passions and Bodies: Examination
of a Complex History
Oak Alley Conference Room |
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- Moderator: Anne Carson, Temple University
- Katherine D. Osborne, University of Kentucky—"'We
all know that a lady has no passions': Female Anger and
Shame in Victorian Society"
- Kathryn Crowther, Emory—"Brönte's
Lost Bodies: Textuality and Subjectivity in Jane Eyre
and Villette"
- Leslie Nelson, Washington State University—"'How
the devil should I know Florinda?': Female Identity and
The Rover"
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Panel Three—Fiscal Responsibilities:
Matters of Money
Elmwood Conference Room |
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- Moderator: Eugenia Gonzalez, Louisiana State
University
- Margaret McCann, Marquette University—"Money
Matters in Sense and Sensibility"
- Emily Haddad, University of South Dakota—"Family
and Economic Agency in Edgeworth's Popular Tales"
- Daniel Siegel, University of Alabama at Birmingham—"Charity
by the Clock in Adam Bede"
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Panel Four—Shadows on the
Hearth: Wandering Women and the Patriarchy in the Gothic Tales
of Gaskell and Braddon
Ashland B Conference Room |
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- Moderator: Sarah LaDow, Purdue University
- Sarah LaDow, Purdue University—"In
the Stable with Gaskell's The Grey Woman"
- Erin Chamberlain, Purdue University—"Shadowlands:
Haunting a House Divided in Elizabeth Gaskell's 'The Old
Nurse's Story'"
- April Toadvine, Purdue University—"Vampire
on the Market: Sex and Money in Mary Elizabeth Braddon's
Good Lady Ducayne"
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Panel Five—Finding Freedom Between the
Lines
Rosedown Conference Room |
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- Moderator: James Barloon, University of St. Thomas
- Erin Webster-Garrett, Radford University—"'But
White Paper to be Written Upon': America's Sexual Education
in Mary Shelley's Lodore"
- Oksun Kang, Donseo University—"Divine
Sensibility in Women's Poetry"
- Julie Straight, Northwest Nazarene University—"Islam,
Insanity, and Women's Religious Freedom in Mary Lamb's
'The Young Mahometan'"
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