Thursday 28th
November
0930 – 1130
The following sessions will be taking place:
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1. Private vices, public virtues: gendered sexualities
and citizenship (parallel with session 2) |
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Kathleen
Clark |
University
of Georgia, USA |
Celebrating
citizens: race, gender, and commemoration in the American South |
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Maria
Antonia Alvarez |
Distance
Teaching University, Madrid, Spain |
Treatment
of sexuality in recent film adaptations: The wings of the dove by
Henry James |
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Mona
Holmlund |
University
of Cambridge, UK |
Marriage
on display: the visual culture of matrimony in 19th Century
England |
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Wang
Ping |
Macalaster
College, St. Paul, USA |
The
fabric of masquerade |
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Wei
H. Kao |
University
of Kent at Canterbury, UK |
Re-exploring
a strident humanist: Kate O’Brien under the Irish National Censorship |
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2. Private vices, public virtues: gendered sexualities
and citizenship (parallel with session 1) |
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Annedith
M. Schneider |
Sabanci
University Istanbul, Turkey |
The
gender of belonging: Hermaphroditism and citizenship in Algeria |
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Candida
Yates |
University
of East London, UK |
Formations
of masculine jealousy in popular film |
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Diane
Negra |
University
of North Texas, USA |
Postfeminism
and contemporary romantic film fiction |
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Sofia
Sampaio |
Escola
Superior de Educação da Guarda, Portugal |
From
page to screen: the meaningful arithmetic of choices in David Lean’s A
Passage to India |
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Elena
Martos Hueso |
University
of Jaén, Spain |
The
double burden of history in Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things |
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3. English as an International Language: Theoretical
perspectives |
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Vicki
Hartnack |
University
of Lisbon, Portugal |
The
African Renaissance: new registers in English |
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Allan
James |
University
of Klagenfurt, Austria |
English
as a lingua franca in Europe: typology and beyond |
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U-Maporn
Kardkarnklai |
University
of Reading, UK |
Rapport-creating
through interruptions in Thai-Japanese office meetings |
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4. Trajectories of the self |
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Susan
Friedman |
University
of South Florida, USA |
Trajectories
of the self: the 21st century memoir and the privileged voice of
the marginalised |
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Karen
Weekes |
Pennsylvania
State University, USA |
The
schisms of the female poet-scholar self |
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Linda
Gordon |
Nova
Southeastern University, USA |
Linear
perspective and the self in modernist literature |
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Michael
Heyns |
Potchefsroom
University for CHE, South Africa |
Substantialisation
in the postmodern view of the self |
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5. Children, childhoods and cultures |
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Carmen
Pérez Diez |
University
of Léon, Spain |
‘The
Princess and the Goblin’, George MacDonald and 19th Century
constructions of childhood |
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Maria
José Simas |
University
of Lisbon, Portugal |
Beans
on black velvet |
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Marnina
Gonick |
Pennsylvania
State University, USA |
Between
‘girl power’ and reviving Orphelia: discourses of girls and girlhood in the
new century |
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Daniel
Marshall |
University
of Melbourne, Australia |
Scouting
for Boys: Baden-Powell’s cultural production of boyhood |
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