Draft program SE-17 2016-3

Draft Program SE-­‐17 Dartmouth College November 10-­‐13, 2016 All sessions, with the exception of the workshops, will take place at the Hanover Inn. Workshop meeting rooms tbd. Thursday, Nov 10 9:00 Registration opens 10-­‐10:15: Welcome 10:30-­‐12:15: Anachronism I: Chairs, Geoffrey Turnovsky, Univ. of Washington ([email protected]) Lewis Seifert (Brown), "Performing Anachronism in Quinault/Lully’s Armide”
([email protected])
Grégoire Menu (Harvard), "Future Present: Legitimizing the Power of Louis XIV
Through Anachronistic Scenes in 1650s Epic Poetry” ([email protected])
Abby Zanger (Independent), "Anachronism and Bourbon Political Allegory in Images
from the Birth of Louis XIV” ([email protected])
Jean Leclerc (University of Western Ontario), "De la connivence à l’anthropologie : pour
une lecture de l’anachronisme dans les travestissements de Virgile" ([email protected])
Lunch: On own; Executive committee meeting (lunch) 2:00-­‐3:45: Counterfeiting I: Chair: Ellen Welch, Univ of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Simon Gabay, Post-doctoral Fellow, University of Neuchâtel ([email protected])
“Les contrefaçons comme sources”
Susanna Caviglia, Université de Limoges (France) and Visiting Scholar at the University
of Chicago ([email protected])
“Imitating the Figurae: From Reuse to the New Work at the Académie Royale de Paris”
Tristan Alonge, Sciences Po ([email protected])
“Racine’s Phèdre, a Greek Counterfeit”
Kathrina A. LaPorta, NYU, ([email protected])
“Communities of Dissent: The Politics of Undoing in Anti-Absolutist Pamphlet
Literature”
4:00-­‐5:30: Rivalries/Rivalités I: Chair: Stephen Shapiro, Bennington College,
[email protected]:
Paul Scott, University of Kansas, “Belle but not bête: Rivalry, Sexuality and Confusion
in Mme d’Aulnoy’s Belle Tales” ([email protected])
Charlotte Trinquet ﴾UC Florida) “Fairy Tale Genre or Genres: Rivalries among the TaleTellers of the Late 1690s ([email protected])
Benjamin Fancy, Brown University, “Rien enfin de si opposé: Rivalry in Madeleine de
Scudéry’s Clélie” ([email protected])
Visit to Rauner exhibit: Rare Books 6:30 Vin d’honneur Friday, Nov. 11 Registration Open 8:00-­‐noon Hanover Inn 7:30-­‐8:30: Workshops Workshop 1: Sarah Beytelmann, Princeton University; Claire Goldstein, Univ. of
California Davis, Ellen McClure, Univ of Illinois, Chicago, Jennie Row, Solmsen Fellow,
Univ of Wisconsin-Madison/Assistant Professor Boston University, Toby Wikström,
Tulane University
Workshop 2: Katherine Dauge-Roth, Bowdoin College, Theresa Kennedy, Baylor
University, Michèle Longino, Duke University, Deborah Steinberger, Univ. of Delaware
Workshop 3: Juliette Cherbuliez, Univ of Minnesota, Sylvaine Guyot, Harvard
University, Chloé Hogg, Univ of Pittsburgh, Chris Semk, Yale Univ., Ellen Welch, Univ
of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
8:00-­‐8:30: Breakfast Hayward Room, Hanover Inn 8:45-­‐10: 15 Counterfeiting/La contrefaçon II: Chair: Ellen Welch, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill .
Ann Delehanty, Reed College ([email protected])
"Counterfeiting the Other in Cyrano's L'Autre Monde
Christophe Schuwey, Lecturer, Université de Fribourg ([email protected])
“L’innovante contrefaçon du Cocu imaginaire”
Volker Schröder, Associate Professor of French, Princeton University
([email protected]) “Rien n’est beau que le… faux ? : Boileau et ses contrefaçons”
10:30-­‐12:00 Rivalries/Les Rivalités II: Chair: Stephen Shapiro, Bennington College Benoit Bolduc, NYU, “Césars, Princes Conquérants ou Illustres Romains? Rivalités
poétiques dans les marges du Carrousel des Chevaliers de la Gloire” ([email protected])
Allison Stedman, Univ of North Carolina,Charlotte, “Subversive Healing: Rivalry and
Religion in Jean Crassat’s Instructions Spirituelles” ([email protected])
Katharine Ann Jensen, Louisiana State Univ., “Moralizing Historical Fiction: Genlis
Rivals Lafayette” ([email protected]) 12:00-­‐1:45 Lunch on own; 2:00-­‐3:45: Anachronism II: Chair, Geoffrey Turnovsky, Univ. of Washington [email protected] Alexandre Albert-Galtier (Oregon), "Les ‘Dialogues de morts’ de Fénelon: anchronisme
et construction du discours sur l’art ou la métamorphose de ‘L’Ut pictura poesis'”
([email protected])
Nicholas Dion (Sherbrooke), "Le Commentaire sur l’élégie de Tarquinio Galluzzi: la
théorisation d’un genre élégiaque qui ne fut jamais” ([email protected])
Ashley Williard (South Carolina), "Race, Gender, Intersectionality: An Anachronistic
Approach to the 17th Century" ([email protected])
Pierre Zoberman (Université de Paris 13), "Gender and Sexual Identities: Anachronism
and/or Useful Approach?” ([email protected])
4:00-­‐5:45 L’industrie et la création de l’objet: Chair: Ellen McClure, Univ of Illinois, Chicago ([email protected]) Francis Assaf, Univ. of Georgia, ([email protected]), “L’industrie entre 1665 et 1683:
vision, creation, imagination”
Didier Course, Hood College, ([email protected]), "’Les Livres rares qui peuvent servir
à embellir la bibliothèque de sa Majesté’ : le manuscrit arabe dans les collections royales”
Audrey Calefas-Strebelle, Mills College, ([email protected]), “Tapis, café,
sorbet, et objets associés: Du produit truc à la manufacture française”
Kathryn Hoffmann, Univ of Hawaii-Manoa, ([email protected]), “Transparent
Desires and Deadly Mixtures: Glass Objects and New Histories from the Seventeenth
Century”
Evening Free Saturday, Nov. 12 7:30-­‐8:30 Workshops Workshop 1: Sarah Beytelmann, Claire Goldstein, Ellen McClure, Jennie Row, Toby
Wickström
Workshop 2: Katherine Dauge-Roth, Theresa Kennedy, Michèle Longino, Deborah
Steinberger
Workshop 3: Juliette Cherbuliez, Sylvaine Guyot, Chloé Hogg, Chris Semk, Ellen Welch.
8:00-­‐8:30 Breakfast 8:45-­‐10:30: Abandonment and Forgetting in the Theater / L’abandon et l’oubli au
theater Chair: Jeffrey Peters, University of Kentucky ([email protected]) Perry Gethner, Oklahoma State University, “Voluntary and Involuntary Forgetting in
Rotrou” [email protected]
Ralph Albanese, University of Memphis, “L’Oubli et la mémoire dans quelques tragédies
classiques” [email protected]
Kelly McConnell, Dartmouth College, “Incapable d’oublier”: Duty, Devotion, and Love
in the Plays of Jean Racine” [email protected]
4. Tiphaine Pocquet, ENS de Lyon, "Qui s’oublie dans l’oubli de soi-même ? De
quelques figures tragiques de l’oubli de soi au début du XVIIe siècle"
[email protected]
10:45-­‐12:30: La Séduction I: Chairs, Deborah Steinberger, Univ of Delaware and Allison Stedman, UNC Charlotte: [email protected] and [email protected] Mitchell Greenberg, Cornell, "Theatrical Seduction" ([email protected])
Agnès Cousson, Univ de Rennes, “L’art de plaire et de séduire selon Mlle de
Montpensier” ([email protected])
Francis Mathieu, Southwestern University, « La Confession comme remède à la
séduction dans La Princesse de Clèves » ([email protected])
Gilles Declercq, Univ “Enjeux sémiologiques de la séduction chez Molière”
([email protected])
12:30-­‐2:15: Assemblée générale with lunch 2:30-­‐4:30: Sessions 10 and 11: concurrent In Ford Syre/Brewster: I. Abandonment and Forgetting in Prose / L’abandon et l’oubli au théâtre en prose
Chair: Jeffrey Peters, Univ of Kentucky
1. Martine Debaisieux, University of Wisconsin-Madison “« Par tant de destours » :
périls de l’abandon et dérives textuelles dans Moyse sauvé”[email protected]
2. Starra Priestaf, Texas Tech University “Against Oblivion: Writing and Abandonment
in the Lettres portugaises”[email protected]
3. Laurence Plazenet, Université Paris-Sorbonne “Abandon et oubli dans le roman
français du XVIIe siècle : crime ou norme?” [email protected]
4. Hall Bjørnstad, Indiana University “Abandon et oubli selon Pascal”
[email protected]
In Hayward: II. La Séduction II: Chairs: Deborah Steinberger and Allison Stedman Stella Spriet, “Les pièces à machines : la force de l’éclat spectaculaire”
([email protected])
Bertrand Landry “Les multiples facettes de la séduction anthropologique
dans les mémoires militaires d’Henri de Campion » ([email protected])
Michèle Rosellini, ENS-Lyon, ([email protected] ) “’Soyez amant, vous
serez inventif:’ Invention et seduction dans les Contes de La Fontaine
Megan Kruer, Cornell University, ( [email protected],) Rapt de séduction : Telling
Stories of Consent in Law and Literature 4:30-­‐6:00: Pedagogy Chair: Laura J. Burch, College of Wooster ([email protected]) Christopher Semk, Yale University, ([email protected]), “Networking
Racine”
Anna Rosensweig, University of Rochester, ([email protected]), “How
Does that Make you Feel? An Affective Approach to Teaching Seventeenth-Century
Tragedy”
Hélène Bilis, Wellesley College, ([email protected]), and Hélène Visentin, Smith
College, ([email protected]), “Virtual Connections: Team-Teaching Early Modern
France in the Digital Era”
Banquet 7:00