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Numéro 20 :
MAI/JUIN 2009
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§17. COLLOQUES
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IRELAND AND THE FIN DE SIÈCLE |
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ROYAL
IRISH ACADEMY |
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Academy
House 19 Dawson St, |
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Dublin
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Thursday 3rd September |
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4.30pm REGISTRATION |
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5pm PANEL ONE: GEORGE MOORE |
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* Dr Julie Anne Stevens (St
Patrick's College, Drumcondra): George Moore, Somerville and Ross and the
reconstruction of optical experience in late nineteenth-century Irish short
fiction |
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* Dr Mary Pierse (University
College Cork): George Moore’s Fin de Siècle: themes and variations |
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* Dr Eamon Maher (Institute of
Technology, Tallaght): George Moore and the Catholic novel |
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6.30pm KEYNOTE LECTURE |
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Dr Eibhear Walshe (University
College Cork): MacLiammóir: the last Wildean decadent |
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7.30pm WINE RECEPTION |
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Friday 4th September |
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9am REGISTRATION |
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9.30am PANEL TWO: OSCAR WILDE |
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* Dr Noreen Doody (St Patrick's
College, Drumcondra): Oscar Wilde: Salomé and Smith O’Brien |
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* Dr Deaglán Ó Donghaile (NUI
Maynooth): Oscar Wilde and the radical politics of the Fin de Siècle |
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* Dr Sondeep Kandola
(University of Leeds): ‘The same flesh and blood as one’s self! Oh, I hope
not!’: representations of Fin de Siècle Ireland in Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray |
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10.30am Break |
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10.45am PANEL THREE: THE NEW WOMAN |
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* Dr Kalene Nix (University
College Cork): Katherine Cecil Thurston |
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* Professor James H. Murphy
(DePaul University, Chicago): Grand’s Ideala
(1888) and Lawless’s Grania (1892)
and the structure of experience in new-woman fiction |
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11.45am Break |
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12 noon PANEL FOUR: GEORGE EGERTON |
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* Dr Heather Ingman (Trinity
College Dublin): George Egerton and the Irish short story |
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* Dr Tina O’Toole (University
of Limerick): Ireland and the Fin de Siècle |
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* Whitney Standlee (University
of Liverpool): Forging the uncreated conscience of her sex: decadence, New
Womanhood and the escape from Ireland in George Egerton’s The Wheel of God
(1898) |
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* Dr Maureen O’Connor (Mary
Immaculate College, University of Limerick):
The yellow aster and the green carnation: decadent nature in Irish new
woman fiction |
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1pm Lunch [Not Included] |
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2pm KEYNOTE LECTURE |
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Dr Nicola Gordon Bowe (National
College of Art and Design): Myths, dreams or unearthed truths? Symbolist
imagery in the arts of Fin de Siècle Ireland |
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3pm Break |
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3.30pm PANEL FIVE: THE FIN DE SIÈCLE AND CULTURAL
REPRESENTATION |
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* Dr Brian Ó Conchubhair
(University of Notre Dame): Vernacular and dialectical languages in the
European and Irish Fin de Siècle |
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* Dr Aoife Leahy (Dublin
Institute of Technology): Harry Furniss and the art of the Fin de Siècle
caricature |
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* Professor Alex Davis
(University College Cork): Learning to be brutal: Synge, linguistics,
decadence |
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* Dr Leon Litvack (Queen’s
University Belfast): Posing for posterity: the Irish photographic portrait at
the Fin de Siècle |
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To register, please visit www.ria.ie/committees/irishliteratures/new.html
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For further information please call (+353) (0)1 6762570 |
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BRITISH ÆSTHETICISMS
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Université de Montpellier |
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Friday 2nd October |
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8.30am-9am
Registration and coffee |
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9.15am-10am
Plenary session |
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Guest Speaker: Dr. Lorraine Janzen Kooistra (Ryerson University, Toronto) |
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PANEL
A - ÆSTHETICISM AND THE VISUAL ARTS |
PANEL
B - THE ROLE OF CRITICISM, W. PATER, AND O. WILDE |
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10.15am-12pm |
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10.15am-12pm |
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Anne Anderson (University of
Exeter) : Old Blue and Sunflowers: Constructing Æsthetic Tastes, London and
Paris in the 1860s |
Richard Hayes (University of
Cambridge) : Oscar Wilde, E.W. Godwin and the Role of Criticism in
Æstheticism |
Aileen Tsui (Washington College, USA): The Æsthetics of Gold in Whistler and Pater |
Richard Hibbitt (University of
Leeds) : Oscar Wilde and la critique impressionniste |
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Lene Ostermark-Johansen
(University of Copenhagen): Frieze: Getting beneath the surface of the past
in æstheticist painting and writing |
Thomas Albrecht (Tulane
University): The Poetics of Æsthetic Criticism in Walter Pater’s The
Renaissance |
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Françoise Baillet (Université de Cergy-Pontoise) : George du Maurier
and Æstheticism |
Ranald Macdonald (University of Aberdeen) : British Hegelianism and Walter Pater |
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2pm-3.30pm |
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2pm-3.30pm |
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Gabriella Bologna (University of
Verona, Italy) : The Æsthetic of British Pictorial Photography. A case study:
James Craig Annan’s portfolio Venice and Lombardy. A Series of Original Photogravures |
Joe Bristow (UCLA) : Wilde’s
Æstheticism and Emergent Modernism in the New Age |
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Audrey Doussot (Université de Bourgogne) : Laurence Housman
(1865-1959): esthète, conteur, illustrateur |
Emily Eells (Université de
Paris-Nanterre) : From Wilde to Proust: The Twisted Threads of Life and
Art |
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Isabelle Enaud-Lechien (Université Lille 3) : James McNeill Whistler
à l’exposition inaugurale de la Grosvenor Gallery de Londres en 1877—héraut
d’un esthétisme en train de se définir? |
Stefano Evangelista (Trinity
College, Oxford) : Wilde and European Modernism: Reception and Resistance |
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A. F. Gillard Estrada
(Université de Rouen) : Aspiring to the Condition of Something
Else : Walter Pater and the Æsthetic Painters |
Megan Becker-Leckrone (University of Nevada, Las Vegas) : Oscar Wilde’s Cosmopolitan Æstheticism |
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4pm-5pm |
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4pm-5pm |
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Laurent Bury (Université de Lyon 2) : ‘Art is Nationhood’:
Esthétisme et nationalisme dans la critique d’art de George Moore |
D.C.Rose (OSCHOLARS editor,
Paris) : The Destroyed Canvas as Response to Æstheticism in the Work of
Basil Hallward, Claude Lantier, and Dick Helder |
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Catherine Rovera (Université Paris-Dauphine) : Esthétisme et culture
populaire: parodies de dandies |
Denis Simon (Technische
Universität, Dresden) : New Narrative Forms as a Subversion of Established
Literary Norms: Walter Pater’s Marius the Epicurean and Oscar Wilde’s The
Picture of Dorian Gray as Examples of the Negative Æsthetic Bildungsroman |
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Saturday 3rd October |
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9am:
coffee |
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9.15
am-10am : Plenary session |
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Guest
speaker: Dr. Talia Schaffer (CUNY) |
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PANEL A - AESTHETICISM AND GENDER |
PANEL
B - THE POSTERITY OF AESTHETICISM |
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10.15am-12pm |
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10.15am-12pm: Æstheticism and Modernism |
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Ana Raquel Rojas (University of
Scranton, USA) : Gender for Art’s Sake: Fin-de-siècle Women Writers and the
Femme Fatale |
Norbert Lennartz (Universität
Bonn) : Self-Destructive Æstheticism – the Deconstruction of the Æstheticist
Mode in British Fiction |
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Sophie Geoffroy (Université de La Réunion) : Æstheticism : a
gender(ed) issue ? Vernon Lee, Beauty and Æstheticism |
Elaine Pigeon (Concordia
University) : The Æstheticism of James Joyce’s A Portrait of the Artist as
a Young Man |
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Julia Kuehn (The University of
Hong Kong) : Gendering Visual Æstheticism: Margaret Murray Cookesley as
Female Olympian |
Rita Severi (University of
Verona, Italy) : From Esteticismo to Dannunzianesimo. How
Italian Decadent Writers Reacted to British Cultural Influence |
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Sarah Townley (University of
Nottingham) : Redefining Æstheticism: Vernon Lee and the Reading Public |
Linda Wong (University of Hong Kong) : Æstheticism Re-examined in
the Modern Chinese Context |
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2pm-3.30pm |
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2pm-3.30pm: Æstheticism and Post-Modernism |
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Sally Newman (Monash University,
Australia) : Talk to Me About Plato: Mary Robinson’s Epistolary Education |
Tristan Grünberg (Paris III) : Salomé, reine d’Angleterre: destinées esthétiques de la Salomé d’Oscar Wilde |
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Nikolaï Endres (Western Kentucky
University) : Wilde Wagner, The Sexual Politics of Queer Æstheticism |
Heather Marcovitch (Red Deer
College, Alberta) : The Modernist Oscar Wilde: Figures of Wilde in the Works
of Djuna Barnes, James Joyce and Christopher Isherwood |
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Kristin Mahoney (Western
Washington University) : Towards Aristocracy: Baron Corvo and the Ethics of
Male Friendship |
Tijana Stajic (University of
Gothenburg) : The Literary Evolution of Æstheticism: From The Picture of
Dorian Gray to The Crying of Lot 49 |
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4pm-5pm |
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4pm-5pm |
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Sondeep Kandola (University of
Leeds) : Lifting the Veil: Æstheticism, Celtic Glamour and the Hellenic Ideal
in Arthur Machen’s The Great God Pan and The Hill of Dreams |
Julie Sauvage (Montpellier III) : Choose your Camp: commitment and æstheticism in Angela Carter’s novels |
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Sébastien Mullier (Université Saint Etienne) : Le côté Sade de
Théophile Gautier |
Justine Gonneaud (Montpellier III) : Ethique et esthétisme de l'androgyne : de Rolfe à Winterson |
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5pm-5.45pm:
Final
plenary session |
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Guest speaker: Dr. Pamela Gerrish Nunn
(University of Canterbury, NZ) |
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Renée Vivien : une femme de lettres entre deux siècles (1877-1909) |
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Journée d'études en commémoration de la
poétesse le vendredi 20 novembre 2009 à l'Université de
Londres à Paris (ULIP) |
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University of London Institute in Paris |
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9 rue de Constantine,75007
Paris |
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Avec, entre
autres intervenant-e-s, Nicole. G. Albert, Jean-Paul Goujon, Melanie
Hawthorne, Martine Reid |
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Conférences
suivies d'une lecture de poèmes |
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Pour tout
renseignement, contacter Brigitte Rollet (b.rollet@ulip.lon.ac.uk) |
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retour à la table de matières |
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