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The Annual Meeting of the ASECS 0th NWSECS Annual Meeting0th83. “Politics and Domesticity on the English Stage, 1660-1700”Suite 618Chair: 40th NWSECS Cynthia KLEKAR, Annual Western Meeting Michigan University1. Marilyn FRANCUS, West Virginia University, “Stirring up Trouble:Rowe and the Politics of the Blended Family”2. Kathleen E. URDA, Bronx Community College, City University of NewYork, “All Tangled Up: The Political, the Domestic, and the Dramatic inThomas Otway’s Venice Preserv’d”3. Hilary HAVENS, McGill University, “‘Nothing can come of nothing:’Systems of Exchange in Tate’s King Lear”84. “Creatively Writing the Long Eighteenth Century: Historical Fiction,Entertainment and Credibility” Suite 218Chair: Judith Bailey SLAGLE, East Tennessee State University1. Rachel SCHNEIDER, University of Texas at Austin, “‘History Come toLife’: Georgette Heyer’s Revivified, Romantic Eighteenth Century”2. Sandra TOMC, University of British Columbia, “Popular Uprising:Historical Romance in the Beam of Enlightenment”3. Theresa A. DOUGAL, Moravian College, “Mary Wollstonecraft onScreen: Accuracy and Effect in the Twenty-First-Century Biopic”DVD Player and speakers85. “Scenes from the Scaffold” TurquoiseChair: Amy WITHERBEE, Independent Scholar1. Alyssa CONNELL, University of Pennsylvania, “‘Amongst theUndigesting Multitude’: The Audience in Late Seventeenth-CenturyExecution Rhetoric”2. Elizabeth KOWALESKI-WALLACE, Boston College, “The Agency ofThings in Emma Donoghue’s Slammerkin”3. Eric ALDRICH, Arizona State University, “The Speech of Death to LeviAmes: Execution Literature and Discourses of Vice”4. Lela GRAYBILL, University of Utah, “The Site of Witness: Jacques-Louis David’s Marie-Antoinette on the Way to the Scaffold”LCD PROJECTOR86. “Dualing Couplets: Form and Meaning in Eighteenth-CenturyPoetry”WeaverChair: Dustin D. STEWART, University of Texas at Austin1. John Peter RUMRICH, University of Texas at Austin, “No NecessaryAdjunct: Milton’s Early Reception and the Monarchy of Rhyme”2. Y.S. AMAD, Stanford University, “More Roomy: Couplets and theProblem of Heroic Measure”26