British Shakespeare Association Biennial Conference 2005
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Seminars
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Day Listing
Friday 2 September 2005
11.00am-12.30pm
Shakespeare and Music, Bedson Teaching Centre (BTC)
LG37
convened by Julie Sanders (Nottingham University)
Shakespeare and the Cultural Politics of Translation
in Early Modern England, BTC G35
convened by Liz Oakley-Brown (Canterbury Christ Church University College)
2.00pm - 3.30pm
Shakespeare
and Ecology, BTC LG35
convened by Kevin De Ornellas (Queen's University, Belfast) and Gabriel Egan
(Loughborough University)
Shakespeare’s
Lewd Interpreters, BTC LG37
convened by Mark Dooley (Teesside University)
Saturday 3 September 2005
9.30am-11.00am
Shakespeare
and the Exotic, BTC LG35
convened by Joan Fitzpatrick (Northampton University) and Jane Kingsley-Smith
(Hull University)
Shakespeare
in the Marketplace, BTC LG37
convened by Deborah Cartmell (De Montfort University) and Julia Briggs (De Montfort
University)
11.30am – 1.00pm
‘And
thus I give my sensual race the rein’: Shakespeare and Sensuality,
BTC LG35
convened by Stefani Brusberg-Kiermeier (Potsdam University) and Anja Müller-Wood
(Johannes Gutenberg-University, Mainz)
Back
to the Stained Field: Alternative Political Shakespeares and the Question of
Theory, BTC LG37
convened by James Loxley (Edinburgh University) and Mark Robson (Nottingham
University)
2.00pm - 4.00pm
Shakespeare
and Oral Culture, BTC LG35
convened by Neil Rhodes (St Andrew’s University)
The
undiscovered text, BTC G37
convened by Eric Johnson
Sunday 4 September 2005
9.30am-11.00am
Shakespeare
and the Representation of Women’s Speech, BTC LG35
convened by Jennifer Richards (Newcastle University) and Alison Thorne (Strathclyde
University)
Shakespeare
on Location, BTC LG37
convened by Reina Green (Mount St Vincent University)
Alphabetical Listing
‘And
thus I give my sensual race the rein’: Shakespeare and Sensuality
Back
to the Stained Field: Alternative Political Shakespeares and the Question of
Theory
Shakespeare
and Ecology
Shakespeare and Music
Shakespeare and Oral Culture
Shakespeare and the Cultural Politics of Translation
in Early Modern England
Shakespeare
and the Exotic
Shakespeare
and the Representation of Women’s Speech
Shakespeare
in the Marketplace
Shakespeare
on Location
Shakespeare’s
Lewd Interpreters
The
undiscovered text
