The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 15.1609  Tuesday, 31 August 2004

From:           Jack Heller <
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Date:           Monday, 30 Aug 2004 16:55:21 -0500 (EST)
Subject: 15.1502 CFP - 2005 Waterloo Conference on Elizabethan
Comment:        Re: SHK 15.1502 CFP - 2005 Waterloo Conference on Elizabethan
Theatre

Listmembers:

After corresponding with the organizer of the conference below, I am
sending my own call for papers for a possible panel focusing on plays
with ancient Greek or Roman settings. I intend to submit a paper of my
own on Timon of Athens, and I solicit proposals for papers appropriate
for the theme of "Religion and Theatre" on Timon or on any Tudor or
Stuart plays with similar settings. To meet the conference deadline, I
would like to have the proposals by January 1, 2005.

This message will be cross-posted to the Ficino list as well.

Jack Heller
2303 College Avenue
Huntington, IN 46750

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 >CALL FOR PAPERS
 >
 >
 >2005 Waterloo Conference on Elizabethan Theatre:
 >"Religion and Theatre"
 >
 >
 >We invite session and paper proposals for the seventeenth Elizabethan
 >Theatre conference, to be held June 16-18, 2005, at the University of
 >Waterloo.  Proposals on any aspect of the relationship between religion
 >and Tudor-Stuart drama are welcome.
 >
 >Plenary speakers:
 >
 >
 >Anthony Dawson (University of British Columbia)
 >Alexandra Johnston (REED Project, University of Toronto)
 >Jeffrey Knapp (University of California, Berkeley)
 >Debora Shuger (University of California, Los Angeles)
 >Richard Strier (University of Chicago)
 >Paul Whitfield White (Purdue University)
 >
 >
 >The conference will be held at the University of Waterloo Conference
 >Centre, where anticipated 2005 rates for bed and breakfast
 >accommodation, all taxes included, are $64.96 Cdn. (single) and $48.16
Cdn.
 >(double).  The conference schedule will include several trips to
 >plays at the nearby Stratford Festival of Canada.  Waterloo is part of a
 >metropolitan area with a population of 450,000, located in the heart of
 >Ontario's Mennonite farming country, adjacent to the historic village of
 >St. Jacobs.  It is about an hour west of Toronto's Pearson International
 >Airport.  High temperatures in mid-June average a pleasant 23 degrees
 >Celsius (74F), with overnight lows a cool 11C (52F).  For updated
 >information, visit http://english.uwaterloo.ca/Elizabethan.htm.
 >
 >By January 31, 2005, submit paper or session proposals electronically to
 >
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  or 
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 , or by mail to:
 >
 >Kenneth Graham
 >Department of English
 >University of Waterloo
 >200 University Avenue West
 >Waterloo, Ontario
 >Canada N2L 3G1
 >
 >
 >Philip Collington
 >Department of English
 >Niagara University
 >Lewiston Road
 >Niagara University, NY
 >USA 14109-2035

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