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The Annual Meeting of the ASECS 0th NWSECS Annual Meeting0th58. “Contagious Inspiration: Envisioning Enthusiasm in the EighteenthCentury”Alvarado F40th Chair: NWSECS Amanda LAHIKAINEN, Annual Meeting Brown University AND Hope SASKA, TheDetroit Institute of Arts1. Douglas FORDHAM, University of Virginia, “Enthusiasm Delimited:William Hogarth’s Bristol Altarpiece”2. Dustin D. STEWART, University of Texas at Austin, “Regularizing (butstill Satirizing) Enthusiasm: The Case of the Pindaric Ode”3. Mary PEACE, Sheffield Hallam University, “Sentiment and Enthusiasm:John Wesley and the Abridgement of Henry Brooke’s ‘The Fool ofQuality’”LCD PROJECTOR59. “Vice” Suite 418Chair: Jessica RICHARD, Wake Forest University1. Daniel LUPTON, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, “WorkingHard, Playing Hard: Wilkes, Dashwood and Sandwich as a New Kind ofLibertine”2. Alex WETMORE, Carleton University, “Spa Mania, Literature, andMoral-Physiological Health in Eighteenth-Century Britain”3. Giovanna SUMMERFIELD, Auburn University, “Domenico Tempio andthe Vicious Circle of Eighteenth-Century Sicily”4. Julien GUILLEMET, Univeristy of California, Santa Barbara, “Gamblingin Eighteenth-Century France”60. “The Arts at Court and Courtly Arts in the Old and New Worlds”Alvarado EChair: Gloria EIVE, Emeritus, Saint Mary’s College of California1. Daren HODSON, Bilkent University, “Court and Opera: Beaumarchais’and Salieri’s Tarare (1787)”2. Joseph R. JONES, University of Kentucky, “Musical Comedy forChristmas: The Eighteenth-Century Villancico”3. Ligia Ravenna PINHEIRO, Wittenberg University, “Portuguese CourtFestivities in Early Nineteenth-Century Brazil”4. Nena COUCH, Ohio State University, “Dance and Court”Large Room , LCD PROJECTOR, OVERHEAD PROJECTOR, CD/DVD PLAYER, EXTERNAL SPEAKERS61. “Theatricality, Religion, and Politics in the 1660s” TurquoiseChair: Anna BATTIGELLI, State University of New York, Plattsburgh1. Jessica MUNNS, University of Denver, “Forging the Actress”2. Helen BURKE, Florida State University, “‘Crost’ Catholics: Teague and18