Saturday, August 2
Saturday, August 2 8:45 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Romantic Places: Wordsworth
Chair: Peter Manning, State University of New York, Stony Brook
pmanning@notes.cc.sunysb.edu
1. Benjamin Kim, State University of New York, Stony Brook
bekim@ic.sunysb.edu
"Wordsworth: Duddon, Guide to the Lakes, Nationalism"
2. Ted Underwood, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
tunder@uiuc.edu
"Wordsworth's Industrial Relationship to Nature"
3. Charles Rzepka, Boston University
crzepka@bu.edu
"Place and Place-keeping in Wordsworth"
Romanticism and Critical Gaming (cp)
Chair: Neil Fraistat, University of Maryland
fraistat@umd.edu
1. Ron Broglio, Georgia Institute of Technology
rbroglio@earthlink.net
"Living Inside the Poem"
2. Geoffrey Rockwell, McMaster University
grockwel@mcmaster.ca
"Reflections on Playing McGann and Drucker's IVANHOE Game"
3. Steven E. Jones, Loyola University Chicago
sjones1@luc.edu
"Critical Gaming and Romanticism"
Wordsworth in America I
Chair: Joel Pace
Session Chair: Stephen Gill, University of Oxford
Stephen.gill@lincoln.oxford.ac.uk
1. Joel Pace, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
pacejf@uwec.edu
Introduction: "America's Wordsworth: Towards a New Theory of Influence"
2. Adam Potkay, College of William and Mary
aspotk@wm.edu
"Wordsworth, Bishop Doane, and Henry Reed: High-Church Romanticism on the Delaware
3. Elizabeth Fay, University of Massachusetts, Boston
Elizabeth.fay@umb.edu
"Wordsworth's Prose, Bostonian Chivalry and the Uses of Art"
Byron and the History of Poetic Language
Chair: Mark Phillipson, Bowdoin College
mphillip@bowdoin.edu
1. Laura George, Eastern Michigan University
LGeorge@emich.edu
"Palpable Poetics: Byron and the Atomism of the Stanza"
2. Gary Dyer, Cleveland State University
g.dyer28@csuohio.edu
"The Textual Forms of Byron's Blank Space: Reading ----- and ***** in the Romantic Period"
3. Andrew Elfenbein, University of Minnesota
Elfen00l@umn.edu
"Romanticism and the Place of English"
Romantic Measures
Chair: Charles Mahoney
1. Charles Mahoney, University of Connecticut
Charles.Mahoney@uconn.edu
"'Versification in the School of Dryden': Hunt's Renovation of the Heroic Couplet"
2. William Flesch, Brandeis University
flesch@brandeis.edu
"Interleavings: Terza Rima and its Analogues"
3. Willard Spiegelman, Southern Methodist University
wspiegel@mail.smu.edu / wspiegel@post.cis.smu.edu
"Romantic Quatrains"
Saturday, August 2 10:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Plenary Lecture: Claudia Brodsky Lacour, Princeton University.
Saturday, August 2 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Lunch
Saturday, August 2 1:30 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.
On the Verge: Bordering Philosophy I
Chair: David L. Clark, McMaster University
dclark@mcmaster.ca
1. Orrin C. Wang, University of Maryland
Orrin_wang@umail.umd.edu
"Mute Bodies: Against Romanticism Beside Theory"
2. Timothy Morton, University of Colorado
mortont@stripe.colorado.edu
"Keep off the grass: the existential guide to lawn care"
3. Mark Lussier, Arizona State University
Mark.lussier@asu.edu
"The Rise of Tibetan Buddhism: The Dictionary, Grammar, and Codification of Tibetan Buddhism in Nineteenth Century Europe"
Cities of Empire: Beyond the Metropole
Chair: Alan Richardson
1. Alan Richardson, Boston College
richarad@mail1.bc.edu
"Introduction"
2. Deirdre Coleman, University of Sydney
deirdre.coleman@english.usyd.edu.au
"Freetown, 'A Town of Slavery'"
3. Joselyn Almeida, Boston University
almeidaj@bu.edu
"Kingston, Simon Bolivar, and the Panatlantic"
4. Nanora Sweet, University of Missouri, St. Louis
sweet@umsl.edu
"A most unexpected resemblance to New York: Unromantic Liverpool and its Municipal Culture" (sp)
Sacred and Profane
1. J. Robert Barth, S. J., Boston College
robert.barth@bc.edu
"Hopkins and the Romantic Tradition"
2. Dan White, University of Toronto
dwhite@utm.utoronto.ca
"Syncretic / Sectarian: Religious Alterity and Romantic Globalism"
3. Michael Suarez, S. J., Fordham University
michael.suarez@campion-hall.oxford.ac.uk
"Where the Sacred Meets the Profane"
Placing Frankenstein in the 21st Century
Panel sponsored by the English Department, Princeton University.
Chair: Susan Wolfson
wolfson@princeton.edu
1. Jasper Cragwall, Princeton University
cragwall@princeton.edu
"Madness and Monsters"
2. John Bugg, Princeton University
jbugg@princeton.edu
"'Master of their language': Alterity, Exile, and the Educations of Frankenstein"
3. Roger Schwartz, Princeton University
rschwart@princeton.edu
"The Disinherited Text and the Monstrous Author"
Queering Romanticism
1. Tom Kenney, Fordham University
tkenney426@aol.com
"'This Snake of a Poem': Que(e)rying The Giaour"
2. Geraldine Friedman, Purdue University
gfriedman@sla.purdue.edu
"Sitting Women's Sexuality: The Ladies of Llangollen and the Construction of Place"
3. Christopher Hobson, State University Of New York, Old Westbury
hobsonc@bway.net
"Blake and Sexuality"
Material Poetics: Coleridge and Others
1. Jon Farina, New York University
jvf@nyu.edu
"Coleridge's Marginalia"
2. Dominic Micer and Michael Templeton, Miami University of Ohio
micerda@muohio.edu / templemw@muohio.edu
"The Online Bijou Project: Radical Pedagogy, Coleridge's 'Work without Hope'"
3. Dahlia Porter, University of Pennsylvania
"Publishers, Reviewers, and the Curious Public: Marketing Coleridge's 'Christabel'"
Saturday, August 2 3:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Death's Jest Book by Thomas Lovell Beddoes. Adapted by Jerome J. McGann. Directed by Frederick Burwick.
Saturday, August 2 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Plenary Lecture: Jerome J. McGann, University of Virginia.
Saturday, August 2 8:15 p.m.
Professional Readingof Samson Agonistes by John Milton. Directed by Nancy Bogen.
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