program - American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies - Johns ...

SESSIONS IIIThursday, March 18, 201011:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.33. “Epic Dialogs: Conversations with the Living and the Dead” IAlvarado CChair: Renee GUTIÉRREZ, Hiram College1. James CREECH, University of Notre Dame, “The Magic of ModernLearning in Davenant’s Gondibert”2. Sarah CAMPBELL, University of Virginia, “Innovation and Imitation:The Case of Two Eighteenth-Century Spanish Epics”?3. Seth RUDY, New York University, “Epic or Encyclopedia: GenericChange and the New Learning”LCD PROJECTOR34. “Violence in the Long Eighteenth Century” Suite 518Chair: Lori A. Davis PERRY, United States Air Force Academy1. Winifred ERNST, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, “Rape andMarriage in Dryden’s Fables”2. Susan MCNEILL-BINDON, University of Alberta, “Breaking Ties thatBind: Social Stability and Female Violence in Three Later Eighteenth-Century Novels”3. Kirsten SAXTON, Mills College, “Domestic Assault: MurderessesSarah Malcolm and Elizabeth Brownrigg”4. Gretchen KOENIG, United States Air Force Academy, “”DomesticTransgression as Precursor to War: Fear and Violence in Evelina”35. “Fear Before the Gothic” Suite 618Chair: Christopher LOAR, University of California, Davis1. Taylor CORSE, Arizona State University, “The Politics of Fear inDryden’s ‘Sigismonda and Guiscardo’”2. Paul KELLEHER, Emory University, “Pamela and the Erotics of Fear”3. Jonathan SADOW, State University of New York, Oneonta, “‘Scenes ofthe Most Exquisite Distress’: Frances Sheridan and the Novel ofPersecution”4. Melissa DEININGER, Iowa State University, “Sade and Pre-Revolutionary Fear”36. “Music, Science, and Technology” Alvarado EChair: Laurel E. ZEISS, Baylor University1. Deidre LOUGHRIDGE, University of Pennsylvania, “Muted Soundsand Optical Images: Haydn’s Telescopic Music”2. Samuel BREENE, Rhode Island College, “Technologies of the MusicChamber: Instrumental Prostheses and the Mozartean Sound”LCD PROJECTOR / CD PLAYER11