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STORIES
Plenary: Stories
- Thursday, 1:30 pm
This plenary concerned women as creators and subjects
of narratives in the early modern period. Texts of many kinds offer narratives
of gender and culture, among them: fictions, history, law, polemics, medical
treatises. What gender paradigms do these stories reveal, and what are their
conventions? How do men's and women's stories differ? What kinds of stories
do we as scholars make about early modern women and gender? We suggested
that you interpret "story" broadly to include poetry, art, and music, as
well as historical and literary narratives.
Anne Lake Prescott (E/F),
Barnard College.
Just Stories: Telling
Tales in Early Modern England.
Garthine Walker (H),
Cardiff University.
Wendy Heller (M), Princeton
University.
Moderator: Theresa Colletti
(E), University of Maryland.
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Stories - Thursday, 3:45 - 5:15 PM |
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Anne Llewellyn
Barstow (H), Betty Travitsky (E).
Harriette Andreadis
(E), Susan Lanser (CL), Valerie Traub (E),
Elizabeth Wahl (E/F/SP).
Electa Arena (SP/WS),
Crisitna Malcolmson (E/WS),
Susan O'Malley (E).
Jo Eldridge Carney
(E), Carole Levin (H), Michele Osherow (E).
Naomi Miller (E),
Naomi Yavneh (HU), Claire Fontijn (M).
RL Widmann (E),
Sylvia Bowerbank (E), Sara Mendelson (H),
Mary O'Connor
(E).
Paula McDowell
(E), Kathryn Temple (E).
Elizabeth Chew
(AH), Susan Shifrin (A/AH),
Brandie Siegfried
(E/WS).
Nancy Frelick
(F), Claire Carlin (F), Marianne Legault (F),
Colette Winn (F).
Jacqueline Letzter
(F), Anne Schroder (AH).
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(A)Art, (AH)Art
History, (CL)Comparative Literature, (E)English Literature,
(F)French Literature, (H)History, (HSc)History of
Science, (HU)Humanities, (JS)Judaic Studies, (L)Law,
(LSc)Library Science, (I)Italian, (M)Music, (RS)Religious
Studies, (PH)Philosophy, (SP)Spanish, (TH)Theater,
(WS)Women's Studies
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