Shakespeare Electronic Conference, Vol. 2, No. 21. Wednesday, 23 Jan 1991.
Date: Wed, 23 Jan 91 00:32:45 EST
From: Ken Steele <
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Subject: 1991 SAA Conference in Vancouver
Dear Fellow SHAKSPEReans;
I just received the January 1991 Bulletin of the Shakespeare Association
of America, which includes details of the 1991 Annual Meeting, scheduled
for Vancouver, British Columbia, in March. Although those of you who
belong to the SAA will probably have received this information via the
usual channels, I append relevant information for SHAKSPEReans who have
not. This is on the assumption that potential SAA members, and
SHAKSPEReans who are simply curious about current trends in scholarship,
will be interested in the Conference Programme.
After the conference, I hope that SHAKSPER will serve as a forum in
which to continue discussion about issues raised in Vancouver. Until
then, however, I should remind members of Seminar 1 that many of us are
on SHAKSPER, and ready and willing to discuss our abstracts and papers
electronically.
This file has also been placed on the SHAKSPER Fileserver, as VANCOUVR
PROGRAM SHAKSPER.
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Shakespeare Association of America
Outline Programme
Nineteenth Annual Meeting
March 21-23, 1991
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
OUTLINE PROGRAMME:
Wednesday, March 20:
7:30-9:30pm
Session/Workshop: "Sequels, Prequels, and Reruns:
*Romeo and Juliet* in the 1990s."
Sharon Beehler
Thursday, March 21:
Noon-5:45pm
Registration
Book Exhibits
12:30-1:30pm
Trustee's Coffee
1:30-2:30pm
Opening Forum: "The Canadian Shakespeare Globe
Project."
Mavor Moore (Chair, CSGP)
John Astington
3:00-5:00pm
Workshop (closed to auditors): "Working with Actors
on Shakespeare's Language"
Ellen J. O'Brien
Seminar 1: "Shakespeare's Quartos: Text,
Performance, Memory."
Linda Anderson
Janis Lull
Seminar 2: "The London Stage, 1586-95."
Herbert Berry
Seminar 3: "Teaching Editions of Shakespeare."
Jay Halio
Seminar 4: "Screening Shakespeare."
Barbara Hodgdon
Seminar 5: "Dialogue in Shakespeare's Plays."
Lynne Magnusson
Seminar 6: "1599."
James Shapiro
Seminar 7: "Shakespearean Romance and Its
Sources."
Mihoko Suzuki
6:00-7:30pm
Reception at the University of British Columbia
Museum of Anthropology.
Friday, March 22:
8:30am-5:30pm
Registration
Book Exhibits
9:00-10:30am
Plenary Session: "Shakespeare's Intertextuality."
Moderator: Maureen Quilligan
Speakers: Joel Altman, Stephen Greenblatt,
Barbara Mowat
10:30-11:00am
Coffee Break
11:00am-12:00noon
Session 1: "Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down."
Barbara Correll, "Easy Come, Easy Go: Capitalism
and Castration in *Timon of Athens* and *Old
Fortunatus*."
Paul Yachnin, "Power, Knowing, and the Body
in Shakespeare."
Session 2: "Onlookers and Actors: Sexual Politics /
Theatrical Politics."
Gregory W. Bredbeck, "Constructing Patroclus:
The High and Low Discourses of Renaissance
Sodomy."
Matthew H. Wikander, "'I love the people, but...':
Royal Performance in *Measure for
Measure*."
12:45pm-2:15pm
Annual Luncheon
Michael Warren, SAA President, presiding.
3:00-5:00pm
Seminar 8: "Shakespeare's Prose."
Jonas Barish
Seminar 9: "The Problem Plays in their Context."
Lee Bliss
Seminar 10: "Reconstructing Shakespearean
Character."
Christy Desmet
Richard Finkelstein
Seminar 11: "Feminist Readings of the Cross-Dressed
Female."
Evelyn Gajowski
Kay Stanton
Seminar 12: "Shakespeare and the English Church."
Donna Hamilton
Seminar 13: "Shakespearean Power and Punishment."
Gillian Murray Kendall
Seminar 14: "Shakespeare's Bastards."
Mary Ann McGrail
Seminar 15: "Entertainers on the Road in Early Modern
England."
Suzanne R. Westfall
Paul Whitfield White
5:00-7:00pm
Cash Bar
10:00pm-1:00am
SAA/Malone Society Dance and Cash Bar
Saturday, March 23:
8:30am-12:00noon
Registration
Book Exhibits
9:00-10:30am
Session 3: "Shakespeare and Medicine."
Janet Adelman, Eric Mallin, Gail Paster
Session 4: "Shifting Landmarks."
Ejner Jensen, Alexander Leggatt,
Jeanne Roberts
10:30-11:00am
Coffee Break
11:00am-12:00noon
Session 5: "Shakespeare and Technology."
John Astington, Margreta de Grazia
Session 6: "Biography in the Age of the
Subject Position."
Constance Kuriyama, David Riggs
1:30-3:00pm
Session 7: "Shakespeare and the Book Trade."
Peter Blayney, Roger Helgerson, Wendy Wall
Session 8: "The Uses of the Texts."
Leah Marcus, Stephen Orgel, Steven Urkowitz
3:30-5:30pm
Workshop 2 (Closed to Auditors): "Reading
Performance."
Miriam Gilbert
Seminar 16: "Shakespeare's Political Languages."
Rebecca Bushnell
Seminar 17: "(Re)-Discovering Shakespeare's Texts."
David George
Seminar 18: "Shakespearean Power and Punishment."
Gillian Murray Kendall
Seminar 19: "Elizabethan Historiography and the
History Play."
F.J. Levy
Seminar 20: "Shakespeare and the New World."
Katherine Eisaman Maus
Seminar 21: "Distinction."
James Siemon
5:30-7:00pm
Cash Bar
TRAVEL & HOTEL ARRANGEMENTS:
The Four Seasons Vancouver will serve as headquarters of the
1991 SAA meeting. The special rate offered SAA members is $100
single / $115 double in Canadian dollars (approximately $86 / $99
US). Reservations must be received by February 20, 1991.
Those wishing to inquire about American Airlines convention
rates should call 1-800-433-1790 and ask for Star File S-02314D.
Those who wish to inquire about Air Canada flights should dial
1-800-426-7007 (from the US) or 1-800-268-4704 (from Canada), and
ask for Convention #0539. Although the fares cannot be
guaranteed to be the lowest available on any carrier, they
represent a substantial reduction from standard coach prices.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST RENAISSANCE SOCIETY MEETING:
From March 19-21, 1991, the Pacific Northwest Renaissance
Conference will be convening at Simon Fraser University in
Vancouver. Delegates to the SAA conference can attend the bulk
of the Renaissance Society meeting by arriving one day early.
Plenary speakers will be Alexander Leggatt and Stephen
Greenblatt.
For further particulars of the PNRS conference, write:
Paul Budra
Department of English
Simon Fraser University
Burnaby, British Columbia
Canada V5A 1S6
1992 SHAKESPEARE ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE:
The SAA Annual Meeting for 1992 will be held in Kansas City
on April 16-18, 1992, at the Ritz Carlton Hotel.
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This file contains material condensed from the *Bulletin of the
Shakespeare Association of America*, Volume 14, Number 1
January 1991. For further information, and hotel and conference
registration forms, contact:
The Shakespeare Association of America
Department of English
Southern Methodist University
Dallas, TX 75275
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