Bwwc 2005: Session VIII

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

Preliminary Conference Schedule: Session VIII
	Saturday, April 16, 2005: 10:15 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.

	Panel One—Song, Self, and Sexuality Salon C Conference Room
	Moderator: Melissa Richard, University of Louisiana at Lafayette Gabriella Ekman, New York University—"'She Sang Her Sisters Home' Christina Rossetti's 'Maiden Song' and the Voice of Women in the Public Sphere" Donna Parsons, University of Iowa—"'Penetrating the Recesses of Their Genius': Artistry and Artistic Temperament in Henry Handel Richardson's Maurice Guest" Patricia Rigg, Acadia University—"Aestheticsim, Feminism and the Athenaeum: Mathilde Blind, Augusta Webster, and Mary. F. Robinson tilt 'the mirror of Victorian culture' in the 1880s"
	Panel Two—The Fallen Women Oak Alley Conference Room
	Moderator: Colleen J. Warwick, Purdue University Colleen J. Warwick, Purdue University—"Bodies That (Don't) Matter" Gina Franco, Knox College—"'to one common ruin': Rossetti's Faith and the Fall of Women" Scott Rogers—"'Beyond the tinsel sentiment': Navigating the Rhetoric of Falleness in Dora Greenwell's 'Christina'"
	Panel Three—Trading Spaces, Testing Boundaries: Reconfiguring Domestic Ideology Elmwood Conference Room
	Moderator: Judy Hayden, University of Tampa Judy Hayden, University of Tampa—"Of Privileges and Masculine Parts: Aphra Behn and the Learned Lady" Emily Hipchen, University of Tampa—"Reforming Family in Sarah Scott's A Description of Millenium Hall" Elizabeth Winston, University of Tampa—"Artist, Domesticated Witch, Colonial Wife: Invisible Shades in Oliphant's 'The Library Window'"
	Panel Four—Pleasure, Marriage, and Re-Marriage Rosewood Conference Room
	Moderator: Elizabeth Johnston, Monroe Community College Jodi Wagner, Purdue University—"Maggie's Quest for Pleasure in George Eliot's The Mill on the Floss" Joellen Masters, Boston University—"A Sensational Control: The First Wife in Mrs. Henry Wood's East Lynne (1861)" Donna Decker Reck, Franklin Pierce College—"Vexatiously Ever-After: Marriage in the New Woman Novel"
	Panel Five—Identity on the Page: Ethnicity, Gender, and Politics Oaklawn Conference Room.
	Moderator: Anne Frey, Loyola University, New Orleans Anne Frey, Loyola University, New Orleans—"The National Tale and Pseudonymous Ethnicity: 'Rosalia St. Clair' in England, Scotland, and Ireland" Sara Dustin, Florida Gulf Coast University—"'Yes, injured woman! Rise, assert thy right!': Anna Letitia Barbauld and Feminine Identity." Ariel Gunn, University of Florida—"'Put[ting] herself into the text': Toward a Jewish Feminist Identity in Grace Aguilar's The Perez Family" Kevin K. J. Durand, Henderson State University—"Foremother or Feminist: Wollstonecraft and Women's Knowledge
	Panel Six—Fantasies of the Woman Writer: Production of Nineteenth-Century Female Authority and Subversion Ashland Conference Room
	Moderator: Claudia Nagel, University of Louisiana at Lafayette Teresa Winterhalter, Armstrong Atlantic State University—"Re-producing Jane Austen: Fanny Price as Ethical Cipher and Authorial Fantasy in Mansfield Park" Heather Glover, Armstrong Atlantic State University—"'So Very Hideous An Idea': A Monster of a Woman Writer in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein" Beth Howells, Armstrong Atlantic State University—"Producing the Prince of Publishing: Charlotte Brönte and George Smith"