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Constructions of Masculinity in British Literature from the Middle Ages to the Present
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE Constructions of Masculinity in British Literature from the Middle Ages to the Present 17 to 20 June 2009Organizer: Prof. Dr. Stefan HorlacherThis international, interdisciplinary conference explores the rapidly developing field of masculinity studies specifically with a view to the British literary context. Through recourse to a wide spectrum of theoretical approaches and by providing an extensive historical overview of its literary constructions, the contributions are aimed at elucidating the critical potential and challenging nature of masculinity studies. While the conception, analysis and theory of male identity lies at the heart of the first section of the conference, the second section comprises readings of key literary texts and their constructions of masculinity from the Middle Ages through to the present. sponsored by Fritz Thyssen Stiftung für Wissenschaftsförderung PROGRAMME Wednesday, 17 June 2009 (Rektorat, Festsaal) 16:00 Welcome by the Dean of the Faculty of Linguistics, Literary Studies, and Cultural Studies Brigitte Georgi-Findlay 16:15 Opening of the Conference Stefan Horlacher Session I: Towards a Theoretical Framework 16:45 KEYNOTE LECTURE "Men and Masculinities: An Introduction to Masculinity Studies" Harry Brod (Northern Iowa) 17:45 Reception 20:00 Conference Dinner Thursday, 18 June 2009 (SLUB, Vortragssaal) 10:00 KEYNOTE LECTURE "Masculinity and the Law" Richard Collier (Newcastle) 11:00 "Masculinity Studies and Queer Studies" Kevin Floyd (Kent State) 11:45 Break (SLUB Foyer) Session II: Literature from the Middle Ages to the 19th Century 12:00 "Robin, Gamelyn and Medieval Masculine Escapism" Andrew James Johnston (FU Berlin) 12:45 Lunch (Mensa) 14:15 "Violence and Masculinity in Thomas Malory's Morte Darthur" Christoph Houswitschka (Bamberg) 15:00 "Masculinities in Early Modern England: John Donne and John Milton" Thomas Kühn (Dresden) 15:45 Break (SLUB Foyer) 16:00 "Images of Masculinity in Texts of Early Modern Women: Cavendish, Fanshawe and Bradstreet" Gabriele Rippl (Berne) 16:45 "Augustan Manliness and Its Anxieties: Shaftesbury and Swift" Isabel Karremann (Munich) Friday, 19 June 2009 (SLUB, Vortragssaal) 10:00 "The Male Gaze vs. Sexual Ventriloquism: Masculinities in Daniel Defoe's Novels" Laurenz Volkmann (Jena) 10:45 "Sentimental Masculinity: Henry Mac-kenzie's The Man of Feeling (1771)" Rainer Emig (Hannover) 11:30 Break (SLUB Foyer) 11:45 "Concepts of Masculinity in Victorian Crime, Detective and Gothic Fiction" Ralf Schneider (Bielefeld) 12:30 Lunch (Mensa) 14:00 "The Props of Masculinity in Victorian Adventure Fiction" Susanne Scholz and Nicola Dropmann (Frankfurt/Main) Session III: 20th and 21st Century Literature 14:45 "'A Man Could Stand Up': Masculinities and the Great War" Silvia Mergenthal (Constance) 15:30 Break (SLUB Foyer) 15:45 "Conceptions of 'Fluid' Masculinities in John Cowper-Powys" Claudia Lainka (Mannheim) 16:30 "From Working Class Loser Boy to Male Role Model: The Rise of the Angry Young Man" Sebastian Müller (Mannheim) 20:00 Dinner Saturday, 20 June 2009 (SLUB, Vortragssaal) 10:00 "The Crisis of Masculinity in the Fiction of Nick Hornby, John O‘Farrell and Tim Lott" Andrea Ochsner (Basel) 10:45 "Baffled Hopes and Bad Habits: Gay Men and Romance in Novels by E.M. Forster, Tom Wakefield and Alan Hollinghurst" Berthold Schoene (Manchester) 11:30 Break (SLUB Foyer) 11:45 "'Filiarchy' and the Male Principle in the Work of Ian McEwan" Fatemeh Hosseini (Dresden) 12:30 Concluding Roundtable 13:30 Farewell Lunch (SLUB Foyer) 15:00 Stroll Through Dresden City Centre For further information please contact: Prof. Dr. Stefan Horlacher; |
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