Workshops
Plenary I: Negotiations
Plenary II: Economies
Plenary III: Faiths and Spiritualities
Plenary IV: Pedagogies
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Plenary I Workshops: Negotiations
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Inn & Conference Center, University of Maryland, University College
3:45 pm to 5:15 pm
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1. Women’s Commentary on War
Merry Wiesner-Hanks (H); Grethe Jacobsen (LIB)
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2. Elizabeth Stuart, Princess Royal, Electress of the Palatinate, and Queen of Bohemia, Negotiates
Joan E. Hartman (E); Stephen J. Stearns (H)
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3. Negotiating Lineage: Women and Genealogy
Michelle M. Dowd (E); Julie A. Eckerle (E); Stephanie O'Hara (F)
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4. Women Negotiating Chastity in China and Italy
Elizabeth Cohen (H); Janet Theiss (H)
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5. Women Under Siege
Catharine Gray (E); Erin Murphy (E); Brian Sandberg (H)
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6. Early Modern Women: Negotiating Past and Present
Erin E. Kelly (E); Erin A. Sadlack (E, WS); Deborah Uman (E, WS); Jessica Walker (E)
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7. Negotiating the Classical Past: Women, Texts, Politics
Lara Dodds (E); Anne Harris (AH); Andrea Sununu (E)
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8. Negotiating Music in Early Modern England: The Case of the Sidneys
Katherine R. Larson (E, WS); Linda Phyllis Austern (M); Jeanice Brooks (M, F)
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9. Bearing the Rod of Peace: The Gender of Discord and Concord
CoryAnne Harrigan (E); Sarah Nelson (FL)
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10. Conjugal Politics: Negotiating Marriage in Early Modern Italy and France
Abby Zanger (F); Caroline Castiglione (H)
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Plenary II Workshops: Economies
Friday, November 6, 2009
Inn & Conference Center, University of Maryland, University College
11:15 am to 12:45 pm
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11. Italian Brides, English Divas, Young Male Flaunters, Fictional Women
Mary Ellen Lamb (E), Carole Collier Frick (H), Pamela Allen Brown (E), Amanda Bailey (E)
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12.How to Turn Your Man into a Killer: Lessons from Alice Arden and Lady Macbeth
Erin Bone Steele (TH); AnnMarie Saunders (TH); Jasmine Lellock (E)
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13. Negotiations of Love and Desire: Elopement, Abduction, and Women’s Agency
Katharine Cleland (E); Valentina Cesco (H)
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14. Women on/in the Market: Women and Wealth in Five Political Controversies
Elizabeth Hyde (H); Faith Beasley (F); Jennifer Jones (H)
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15. Performing Sociability
Wendy Heller (M); Katherine McIver (AH); Alison Smith (H)
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16. “Kitchin-physick”: Diet and Identity in a Colonial Economy
Kimberly Coles (E); Gitanjali Shahani (E)
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17. Alessandra Strozzi: Guiding a Florentine Family from Exile to Patronage through a Mother’s Letters
Louisa Woodville (AH); Elizabeth Griffith (AH)
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18. Alice Clark at 90: Reconsiderations, Reviews, Reworking Women's Work
Ann C. Christensen (E); Lori Humphrey Newcomb (E); Clarissa Hinajosa (H)
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Plenary III Workshops: Faiths & Spiritualities
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Inn & Conference Center, University of Maryland, University College
10:30 am to 12:00 pm
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19. Text and Image: Material Expressions of Spiritual Beliefs
Georgianna Ziegler (E, LIB); Margaret Hannay (E); Sheila ffolliott (AH)
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20. Faith Journeys: The Early Seventeenth-Century Travels of Teresa Sampsonia Sherley and Begum Mariam Khan from the Islamic Empire of the East to England
Bernadette Andrea (E); Bindu Malieckal (E)
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21. “Depravity” and the Place of Women
Sara L. French (AR); Amanda Eubanks Winkler (M)
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22. Writing the Spiritual Self: Non-Conformist Women’s Life Writing in Seventeenth Century England, Ireland, and Scotland
Giuseppina A. Iacono (E); Megyn Dixon (H)
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23. Celtic Women Negotiating Exile
Kristen Post Walton (H); Samantha Morgan-Curtis (E, WS); Naomi McAreavey (E); Angela Ellis (H)
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24. Political Resistance and the Right to Conscience in Women’s Religious and Literary Writing
Penelope Anderson (E); Constance Furey (RS); William E Smith, III (RS)
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25. Correspondence and Belief: Letters, Faith, and the Art of Radical Concourse
Brandie Siegfried (E); Elizabeth Hodgson (E); Chris Laoutaris (E)
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26. Contested Identities: Religion, Misogyny, and Polemic in Early Modern Europe
Lynn Westwater (I); Leah Chang (F); Meredith Ray (I)
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27. Conflict and Negotiation Inside and Outside the Early Modern Convent
Amy Leonard (H); Barbara Mujica (S)
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Plenary IV Workshops: Pedagogies
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Inn & Conference Center, University of Maryland, University College
4:00 pm to 5:30 pm
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28. Changing the Curriculum: Negotiating the Education of Daughters and Wives, Midwives, Humanists, and Indians
Elizabeth Mazzola (E); Adrianna Bakos (H); Theresa Kemp (E); Victoria Mondelli (H)
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29. “First to speak to the young Students, because youth, and learning, is the beginning of life, and knowledge”: Approaches to Studying Early Modern Women in the Undergraduate Classroom
Gweno Williams (AE); Rosanne Fleszar Denhard (E)
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30. Framing Disguise
Elizabeth Patton (E); Amy Kirsten (MT); H. Spencer Stanford (TE); Anne Lake Prescott (CL)
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31. Representing Early Modern Women in Contemporary Popular Culture
Michele Osherow (E); Carole Levin (H); Jo Eldridge Carney (E)
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32. Electronic Self Fashioning: Scholarly Bloggers in the Real World
Emily Ruth Isaacson (E), Jessica Murphy (E)
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33. Teaching and Researching Early Modern Women in the Digital World
Yelena Luckert (LIB), Tim Hackman (LIB), Patricia Herron (LIB), Eric Lindquist (LIB), Jennie Levine (LIB)
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Art (A), Art Education (AE), Art History (AH), Architecture (AR), Comparative Literature (CL), English (E), Fine Arts (FA), French (F), Foreign Languages (FL), Library (LIB), Literature (L), Musicology (M), Music Theory (MT), History (H), Italian (I), Religious Studies (RS), Spanish (S), Theatre (T), Theatre History (TH), Theatre Education (TE), Women’s Studies (WS)
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