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CALL FOR PAPERS The University of Cincinnati will host The Ohio Shakespeare Conference October 7-10, 2004 Shakespeare's Others: Shakespeare in the Context of his Rivals and Collaborators Plenary Speakers include: Leah Marcus David Riggs Lars Engle Sara Eaton Gordon Dahlquist Proposals for papers are welcome on a wide range of topics and issues, including: The Non-Shakespearean Canon; What Shakespeare Read; Deviant Sexualities; Performing Shakespeare's Contemporaries; Literary Reputations; Non-Shakespearean Motivations; Performing Shakespeare's Contemporaries; Sentiment; Heroic Cultures; Jonsonian Realism and Jonsonian Fantasy; The Rise of Revenge; Who are Shakespeare's Heirs Today? In general, papers are welcome that help particularize Shakespeare by making his works, his language, his characters, and his conventions seem less normal. Individual sessions are likely to be devoted to several of the major playwrights, and to some of the themes, character types, or genres that help us align Shakespeare with the other writers who form his artistic context, including magic, representations of Jews, urban settings, the image of Italy, misogyny, the history play, and so on. Papers with a broader scope are welcome as well: What do we mean by early modern authorship and originality? What is a literary context? Send 250 word abstracts to Jonathan Kamholtz, Department of English and Comparative Literature, University of Cincinnati, ML #69, Cincinnati, OH 45221-0069, or email them to [log in to unmask] The Ohio Shakespeare Conference 2004, "Shakespeare's Others," is supported by the Taft Memorial Fund and the Helen C. Weinberger Center for the Study of Drama.