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Conference Schedule: Session V |
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Friday, April 15, 2005: 1:15
p.m. to 2:45 p.m. |
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Panel One—Slavery and Imperialism: Negotiating
Conflicting Ideologies
Ashland Conference Room |
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- Moderator: Karen Dieleman, McMaster University
- Celeste Pottier—"Possible Connections
with Joseph Shore's 1911 In Old St. James and Elizabeth
Barrett Browning's 'The Runaway Slave at Pilgrim's Point'"
- Kate Delany, Rutgers University—"Women
Rewriting Empire: Slavery and Imperialism in Women's British
Romantic Poetry"
- David Shane Wallace, Louisiana State University—"
The White Female as Effigy in Janet Schaw's Journal
of a Lady of Quality"
- Precious McKenzie-Stearns, University of South Florida—"Lady
Mary Wortley Montagu: Negotiating Spaces from the Viennese
Court to the Turkish Hamman"
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Panel Two—I Do? Vexed Marriages and
Gothic Tropes
Oak Alley Conference Room |
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- Moderator: Moderator: Anita DeRouen, University
of Georgia
- Sarah R. Wakefield, Prairie View A&M University—"A
Pleasing Sacrifice: Marital Reciprocation in The Tenant
of Wildfell Hall"
- Bonnie Jett Adams, State University of West Georgia—"'Bastilled
for Life': Marriage in the Female Gothic"
- Angela Hall-Godsey, Georgia State University—"Feminine
De-Centering by Gothic Queering: The Erasure of the Sexual
Body in Villette"
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Panel Three—Narrative Agency and Agents
of Narrative in Eliza Haywood’s The History of Miss
Betsy Thoughtless
Elmwood Conference Room |
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- Moderator: Aryn Bartley, Michigan State University
- Parama Sarkar, Michigan State University—"Missing
Mothers/ Precocious Daughters--Absence of the Guardian
and Female Self-Realization in The History of Miss
Betsy Thoughtless"
- Brian Olszewski, Michigan State University—"Meeting
Mediation: The Amanuensis of The History of Miss Betsy
Thoughtless"
- Aryn Bartley, Michigan State University—"Thwarted
Seduction: Mystery and the Body in The History of Miss
Betsy Thoughtless"
- Ana Holguin, Michigan State University—"Who
Can be a Winner in the Game of Life?"
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Panel Four—Intellectual Representations
of Speech and Stage
Ashland B Conference Room |
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- Moderator: Melissa Edmundson, University of
South Carolina
- Marjean Purinton, Texas Tech University—"Teaching
British Romantic Women Playwrights: Texts and Contexts"
- Li-Ching Chen, National University of Kaohsiung—"Broken
Dialogues between the 'Beautiful Idiots' and the Outside
World in Frances Burney's Camilla"
- Sharon Setzer, North Carolina State University—"Mary
Robinson and the Performance of Chastity"
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Panel Five—Biological Sociology: Growing
into the "New Woman"
Rosedown Conference Room |
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- Moderator: Caroline Breashears, St. Lawrence
University
- Anna Maria Jones, University of Central Florida—"A
Track to the Water's Edge: Reading Activism in the New
Woman Novel"
- Jill Doise, Texas Christian University—"The
Twin-ness of Sarah Grand's The Heavenly Twins:
The Novel within the Context of the Scientific-Cultural
Debate Over Gender"
- Lindsay Wright, University of Virginia—"The
New Woman and L.T. Meade's Girls School Story"
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