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Thursday, March 18, 20104. Suvir KAUL, University of Pennsylvania, “An Imperial Poetics? Empireand the Poetry of Mixed Form”41. “The Eighteenth-Century Road Trip” Alvarado AChair: Inger Sigrun BRODEY, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill1. Andrew FRANTA, University of Utah, “From Map to Network: Travelin Humphry Clinker”2. Pamela PHILLIPS, University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras, “InsiderKnowledge: Pedestrian Travel in Eighteenth-Century Spain”3. Jon KERSHNER, University of Birmingham, “The (Com)Motion ofLove: Theological and Moral Formation in John Woolman’s ItinerantMinistry”4. Tom REINERT, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, “Providencein the Picaresque”LCD PROJECTOR42. “Staging the Atlantic Revolutions in the Long Eighteenth Century”Suite 218Chair: Kathleen WILSON, State University of New York, Stony Brook1. Marc LERNER, University of Mississippi, “William Tell as an EnduringRevolutionary Symbol in the Atlantic Long Eighteenth Century”2. Peter REED, University of Mississippi, “Rebels and Refugees: TheHaitian Revolution and the North American Stage”3. Jenna GIBBS, Florida International University, “The Black Spartacus ofthe East End London Theatre: Toussaint as an Icon of UniversalResistance”43. “Considering Slavery: Representation of Enslavement(s) in the LongEighteenth Century”Alvarado FChair: Srividhya SWAMINATHAN, Long Island University1. Amy WITHERBEE, Independent Scholar, “‘Arabian Nights’, theSultan’s Slaves and the Slave to Love”2. Laura MARTIN, University of California, Santa Cruz, “‘PerpetualServants’ and ‘Slaves for Four Years’: The Interchange of Servitudeand Slavery in Oroonoko’s Long Eighteenth Century”3. Susan Houghton LIBBY, Rollins College, “When is Slavery Liberty?Social Death and Rebirth in Abolitionist Prints of the FrenchRevolution”4. Aida RAMOS, West Texas A&M University, “‘Slaves to Their OwnWants’: Sir James Steuart on Physical and Commercial Slavery in theEighteenth CenturyLCD PROJECTOR13