Bwwc 2005: Session VI

Thursday, April 14 | Friday, April 15 | Saturday, April 16

Preliminary Conference Schedule: Session VI
	Friday, April 15, 2005: 3:15 p.m. to 4:45 p.m.

	Panel One—Conflicting Messages: Intellectual, Economic, and Property Rights Ashland Conference Room
	Moderator: Margaret McCann, Marquette University. Leanne Maunu, Palomar College—"Vindicating Nationalism: Using the French to Understand the British in Mary Wollstonecraft's Nonfiction" Leslee Thorne-Murphy, Brigham Young University—"Charlotte Yonge's Aunt Charlotte Stories of Bible History in Transatlantic Context"
	Panel Two—Finding a Way of One's Own, or Tales from the Tenured and Tenacious Oak Alley Conference Room
	Moderator: Pamela Corpron Parker, Whitworth College Cindy LaCom, Slippery Rock University—"The Sister Arts of Teaching and Scholarship: Teaching as Scholarship. Scholarship as Teaching" Elisabeth Rose Gruner, University of Richmond—"The Sister Arts of Editing and Writing: Publishing not Perishing" Pamela Corpron Parker, Whitworth College—"The Sister Arts of Networking and Mentoring, or Virginia Woolf Was Wrong" Roxanne Eberle, University of Georgia—"The Sister Arts of Finding and Funding Your Research: Buying Time by Spending It"
	Panel Three—Writing Maternal Relations Elmwood Conference Room
	Moderator: Daniel Siegel, University of Alabama at Birmingham Brandy Harvey, University of Louisiana at Lafayette—"Textualizing Trauma: Maternal Infanticide in Elizabeth Barrett Browning's 'The Runaway Slave at Pilgrim's Point'" Eugenia Gonzalez, Louisiana State University—"Mother's Poem and Poet's Lament: Uniting Ideological Dichotomies through Performativity in Elizabeth Barrett Browning's 'Mother and Poet'" Armagan Erdogan, Kýrýkkale University—"Motherless Daughters as Cultural Icons in George Eliot"
	Panel Four—Domestic and Creative Work: Writing Domestic Relationships Ashland B Conference Room
	Moderator: Heather Lobban-Viravong, Grinnell College. Jill Naomi Rappoport, University of Virginia—"S/sisterhoods and Sympathetic Exchange: Communities of Women in Jane Eyre and Anglican Sisters of Charity" Kathryn Meehan, Florida State University—"Representations of Creative and Domestic Work in the Poetry of Christina Milne" Theresa Adams, Westminster College—"Housework and Heroism: Elizabeth Moody's Domestic Poems"
	Panel Five—The Thirst for Knowledge: The Progress of Culture and Intellect Rosedown.
	Moderator: Ellen Bayuk Rosenman, University of Kentucky Vicki Abboud, Wayne State University—"In the Know: Acquiring Knowledge in Frankenstein and Northanger Abbey" Mary Lynn Johnson, University of Iowa—"Miss Burney, Madame de La Fite, and Mrs. Papendiek: Cultures of Reading and Writing in Queen Charlotte's Household" Aselda J. Thompson, University of Pennsylvania—"Novel Engineering: Motherhood, Feminism, and Evolution in Late-Victorian Fiction"