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Convenor:
Vanessa Guignery
(ENS de Lyon-IUF)
Comité d’organisation:
Sonia Ferhani
Allocataire-monitrice à l’ENS de Lyon
Vanessa Guignery
Professeur à l’ENS de Lyon
Mathilde Le Clainche
Allocataire-monitrice à l’ENS de Lyon
Pauline Pilote
Allocataire-monitrice à l’ENS de Lyon
Juliette Tran
Allocataire-monitrice à l’ENS de Lyon
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Dance of the
Happy Shades
Dance of the
Happy Shades
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6-7
November
2014
International
conference
Thursday 6 November
9h30: Welcome and opening of the conference by Vanessa Guignery (ENS de Lyon-IUF)
Chair: Vanessa Guignery (ENS de Lyon-IUF)
9h45: Cécile Fouache (University of Rouen)
The Magic of Reality: The Art of the Everyday in Alice Munro’s
Dance of the Happy Shades
10h15: Sabrina Francesconi (University of Trento)
Alice Munro and the Poetics of Linoleum
10h45: Coffee break
Chair: Pascale Tollance (University of Lyon 2)
11h15: Claire Omhovère (University Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3/EMMA)
Places in Alice Munro’s Dance of the Happy Shades
11h45: Katherine Hrisonopulo (Saint-Petersburg State University of Culture and Arts)
Subjectivity, Subjectification and the Expression of Point of View
in Alice Munro’s First-Person Narrative
12h30: Lunch break
Chair: Catherine Delmas (University Stendhal-Grenoble 3/CEMRA)
14h00: Héliane Ventura (University Toulouse 2-Jean Jaurès)
The Ethics of Responsibility from Accident to Murder in Alice Munro’s
‘The Time of Death’ and ‘Child’s Play’
14h30: Kerry-Jane Wallart (University of Paris-Sorbonne)
‘my father says’: Children as Parricidal Outlaws in Dance of the Happy Shades
15h00: Laura Dawkins (Murray State University, Kentucky)
‘The Thing You Have Always Known Was There’:
Figures of Death in Alice Munro’s The Dance of the Happy Shades
15h30: Coffee break
Chair: Catherine Lanone (University of Paris-Sorbonne Nouvelle)
16h00: Oriana Palusci (University of Naples ‘L’Orientale’)
An Ecocritical Reading of Alice Munro’s ‘The Shining Houses’
16h30: Corinne Bigot (University of Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense)
Patterns of Entrapment, Lines of Flight, Embedded Stories and Resistance to Closure:
Reading ‘Thanks for The Ride’ with ‘The Shining Houses’
Friday 7 November
Chair: Claire Omhovère (University Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3/EMMA)
9h30: Pascale Tollance (University of Lyon 2)
‘The Peace of Utrecht’ or How to Deal with Remains
10h00: Christine Lorre-Johnston (University of Paris-Sorbonne Nouvelle)
Picturing the Imagination: A Study of the Drafts of ‘Images’
10h30: Claude Maisonnat (University of Lyon 2)
Grandmothers Beware: Deadly Feminine Desires in ‘A Trip to the Coast’
11h00: Coffee break
Chair: Héliane Ventura (University Toulouse 2-Jean Jaurès)
11h30: Jennifer Murray (University of Franche-Comté)
Sexuation in Alice Munro’s ‘Boys and Girls’
12h00: Tom Ue (University College London)
Gender, Subjectivity, and Narrative in ‘Boys and Girls’
12h30: Lunch break
Chair: Corinne Bigot (University of Paris Ouest-Nanterre La Défense)
14h00: Ulrica Skagert (University of Kristianstad)
The Rupture of the Ordinary as an ‘Awkward Little Space’:
Evental Moments in ‘Dance of the Happy Shades’
14h30: Jean-Marc Victor (University of Paris-Sorbonne)
Happy Shades of ‘June Recital’ in ‘Dance of the Happy Shades’:
Munro’s Dance with Welty
15h00: Coffee break
Chair: Christine Lorre-Johnston (University of Paris-Sorbonne Nouvelle)
15h30: Catherine Lanone (University of Paris-Sorbonne Nouvelle)
From ‘A Painful Case’ to ‘Postcard’:
Newspaper Cutting, Plot and Commonplace in Joyce and Munro
16h00: Jacob Hovind (Towson University, Baltimore)
The Epiphany Concept and its Undoing in Alice Munro’s Early Stories