| Thursday, June 5
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| 2:00 pm |
Registration |
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| 2:30
pm |
Welcome and Announcements |
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| 2:40 pm |
Comments &
Invocation
Dr. Jill Baumgaertner, Dean of Humanities
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| 2:50 pm |
“Shakespeare, Anti-Gallicism,
and the Geneva Bible”
GRACE TIFFANY |
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| 4:00
pm |
Dinner (on one's own at the hotel
or local restaurants)
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| 7:15 pm |
“Shakespeare
and the Bible”
LELAND RYKEN
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| 8:30 pm |
Reception |
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| Friday, June 6 |
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| 9:15
am |
Young Scholars Session |
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“‘Each
Letter in the Letter’: Shakespeare’s Testaments”
BRETT FOSTER
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“‘Why you
are nothing then: Neither Maid, Widow, nor Wife?’:
Motives, Morals, and Marriage in Measure for Measure”
KEITH JONES
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“Theater, Ritual,
and the Macbeth Curse”
LINA P. WILDER
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| 10:50 am |
Light Refreshments |
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| 11:00
am |
“‘Your
statue spouting blood’: Julius Caesar, the Sacraments,
and the Fountain of Life”
JACK HELLER |
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| 12:35
pm |
Lunch |
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| 1:45 pm |
“Maimed
Rites and Whirling Words in Hamlet”
JESSE LANDER
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2:50
pm
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Light Refreshments
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3:25 pm
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Short Paper Session with Discussion
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“Marriage,
Failure, Forgiveness and Shallow Repentance” in
All’s Well that Ends Well
DAVID GEORGE
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“Shakespeare’s
Rituals of Unmaking in Selected Plays”
GRACE TIFFANY
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“‘Sing
it to her bones’: Penitential rites in Much Ado About
Nothing ”
CHRIS HODGKINS
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| 6:00
pm |
Dinner |
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| 7:30
pm |
Performance of The Winter’s
Tale (adapted version) by Lifeline Theater of Chicago
FRANCES LIMONCELLI, Director
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| Saturday, June 7 |
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| 9:30
am |
“Abbreviated
Rites and Incomplete Ceremonies: Dramatic Necessity or Official
Prohibition”
DAVID GEORGE |
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| 10:30 am |
Light Refreshments |
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| 11:10 am |
Lecture with Brief Discussion
CHRIS HODGKINS
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| 12:15
pm |
Institute closes |
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