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Conference Program
Friday, March 31, 2006 Saturday, April 1, 2006
Friday, March 31, 2006
9:00 a.m - 10:30 a.m. Panels 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D and 1E
 

 

Panel 1A

Rutgers Student Center

Room 402

Debating the Poor

Chair: Sarah Alexander (English / Rutgers University)

Jesse Rosenthal (English / Columbia University)

"What Feels Right: Moral Sense and Victorian Ethical Debate"


Barbara Leckie (The Institute of Interdisciplinary Studies / Carleton University)

"Housing Debates: Representations of Housing for the Poor, 1842-61"


Mary Jean Corbett (English / Miami University of Ohio)

"Common Savages: 'Incest' in the 1880s"


Dara Rossman Regaignon (English / Pomona College)

"Conflicting Advice: Infant Death and Maternal Prescriptions"

 

Panel 1B

Rutgers Student Center Room 407

Literature, Law, and Rights

Chair: Deborah Morse (English / College of William and Mary)

Ayelet Ben-Yishai (English and Comparative Literature / University of California, Berkeley)

"Temporalities of Reform: Common Law, Statute Law and Middlemarch"


Christine L. Krueger
(English / Marquette University)

"Disciplinary Conflict: Integrating Nineteenth-Century Literature into a Lawyer's Literature and Law Syllabus"


Anca Vlasopolos (English / Wayne State University)

"The Breadcrumb Trail: Childhood Hauntings from Nineteenth-Century Culture in the Contemporary Novels of Peter Rushforth and Shirley Geok-Lin Lim"

 

Panel 1C

Rutgers Student Center

Room 411C

Oriental Romantics

Chair: Colin Jager (English / Rutgers University)

Lynn Voskuil (English / University of Houston)

"Bulgarian Christians and the Theatricalization of Victorian Imperialist Culture"


Karen Fang
(English / University of Houston)

"Later Romanticism and the Imperial Expansion of the Mind"


Leo Costello
(Art History / Rice University)

"Turner's Battle of Trafalgar: Political Subjectivity and Representing History in 1806"


Katrina Gephardt
(English / Kennesaw State University)

"Triangulated Reports of Anti-Heroic Conquests in Lord Byron's The Giaour (1813) and Mikhail Lermontov's A Hero of Our Time (1840)"

Christina M. Parish (English / Syracuse University)
"Retailoring the Bourgeois Lady in Elizabeth Gaskell's 'The Grey Woman'"

 

Panel 1D

Rutgers Student Center
Room 410AB

Geology and Its Discontents

Chair: Devin Griffiths (English / Rutgers University)

Alyson Bardsley (English / College of Staten Island, City University of New York

"Geology in Scott's Highland Verse Romances"


Vybarr Cregan-Reid
(English / University of Sussex)

"Discovering Gilgamesh: George Smith and the Victorian Horizon of History"


Debra Everett-Lane
(History / Columbia University)

"The Limits of Consensus: Conflicts within International Scientific Communities"


Adelene Buckland
(English / St. Hugh's College, Oxford University)
Catastrophism and Uniformitarianism: scientific conflicts and the nineteenthcentury novel

Panel 1E

Rutgers Student Center
Room 411AB

Interdisciplinary Editing: The University of California Edition of the Writings of Thomas Carlyle

Chair: Chris R. Vanden Bossche, (English / University of Notre Dame)

Mark Cumming (Memorial University of Newfoundland)
"Editing Carlyle's French Revolution"

David Sorenson (St. Joseph's University)
"'Revising an Imbroglio': A Day in the Life of Carlyle's Copy-Editor for The French Revolution"

Paul Kerry (Brigham Young University)
"The Carlyle and Religion Project"

John Ulrich (Mansfield University)
"Charting Chartism"

Respondents: Frances Frame (The Citadel), Fleming McClelland (University of Louisiana, Monroe),
Lowell Frye ( Hampen-Sydney College)

 

 
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