November 18, 1994 EXPANDING THE CANON: NEW DIMENSIONS IN ENGLISH RENAISSANCE STUDIES 8:OO am REGISTRATION -- Gilmour Hall Council Chamber PLENARY SESSION 1 9:00-10:30 Gilmour Hall Council Chamber Expanding the Canon: Theory and Practice MODERATOR: Helen Ostovich (McMaster) KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Jean E Howard (Columbia): "Other Englands: The View from the Non- Shakespearean History Play" RESPONDENT: Paul Stevens (Queen's) COFFEE 10:30-11:00 PLENARY SESSION 2 11:00-12:30 Gilmour Hall Council Chamber Reading Dialogue and Performance MODERATOR: Graham Roebuck (McMaster) Judith Deitch (U of Toronto): ""`Dialogue- wise': Rediscovering English Dialogues 1560-1603" Leslie S. Katz (Amherst): "`Sweete Sir Timothie, kind sir Timothie, tough sir Timothie': Voicing Robert Armin's Quips upon Questions" Stephanie Wright: "A Text without a Space: Performing The Tragedy of Miriam" LUNCH 12:30-2:00 Commons Building, Small Dining Room CONCURRENT SESSIONS 3 AND 4 2:00-3:30 (3) Gilmour Hall Council Chamber Show and Tell: Spectacle as Meaning MODERATOR: Mary Silcox (McMaster) John Astington (U of Toronto): "The Ages of Man and the Lord Mayor's Show" Candy Loren (U of Toronto): "`To enter Gods house, as if it were a Play-house': The Jacobean `Man-Woman' Transgressively Reinscribed in the Role of Spectator" Philip Collington (U of Toronto): "Middleton, Whitney and Wither: Stagecraft `in the Light of the Emblem'" (4) University Hall 122 The Bible and Meditative Tradition MODERATOR: James Dale (McMaster) Noam Flinker (U of Haifa): "Biblical Poetry in the Context of Mid-Sixteenth-Century Political Tension: The Case of William Baldwin's The Canticles, or Balades of Salomon" Kel Morin (U of Ottawa): "`Thus crave I mercy': The Preface of Anne Locke" John Ottenhoff (Alma College, MI): "Meditating upon Anne Locke's Meditations" COFFEE 3:30-4:00 CONCURRENT SESSIONS 5 AND 6 4:00-5:30 (5) Gilmour Hall Council Chamber Women's Ordeals MODERATOR: Joan Coldwell (McMaster) Stanley D. McKenzie (Rochester Institute of Technology): "`I to my selfe am strange': The Competing Voices of Drayton's `Mistress Shore'" Karen Bamford (Mount Allison): "Sexual Violence in the Queen of Corinth" Anthony Martin (Waseda University, Tokyo): "The `Voice' of an African Woman: George Herbert's `Aethiopissa'" (6) University Hall 122 Reading and Writing Kings MODERATOR: Tom Cain (McMaster) Joan Parks (U of Wisconsin): "Elizabeth Cary's Domestic History" Louise Nichols (U du Quebec a Chicoutimi): "`My name was known before I came': The Heroic Identity of the Prince in The Famous Victories of Henry V" Sandra Bell (Queens): "The King Writing: King James VI and Lepanto" CASH BAR 5:30-7:00 Commons Building, Dining Room DINNER 7:00 REGISTRATION -- EXPANDING THE CANON A conference for the rediscovery and exploration of neglected areas of English writings, 1560-1625, such as non-Shakespearean drama, particularly lesser known works; poets other than Shakespeare, Sidney, Spenser, Donne; letters and diaries; travel literature; popular culture; woemn's writings; emblem books; masques; prose fiction. Keynote Speaker: Jean Howard (Columbia University) "Other Englands: The View from the Non- Shakespearean History Play" Respondent: Paul Stevens (Queen's University) Sponsored by the McMaster University English Association THE CONFERENCE 8:00 am REGISTRATION The Council Chamber, Gilmour Hall Coffee & tea served 9:00 am KEYNOTE ADDRESS Response 10:30 am Coffee Break 11:00 am PANEL OF SPEAKERS 12:30 pm LUNCHEON (included in registration fee) 2:00 pm PANEL OF SPEAKERS 3:30 pm Coffee Break 4:00 pm PANEL OF SPEAKERS 5:30 pm Cash Bar 7:00 pm Dinner -- Buffet of 4 salads, 2 entrees (Chicken with wild mushrooms; Striploin of Beef au jus); potatoes and vegetables; choice of desserts; wine; tea & coffee. OPTIONAL: COST $28.00. PLEASE RESERVE WITH REGISTRATION FORM. CONFERENCE HOTEL: Visitors Inn, 649 Main St W, Hamilton ON L8S 1A2 -- (905)529-6979. Please contact hotel directly and request conference rate: $63 single; $68 double (+ tax). Early reservations advised. PARKING: Conference parking spaces available. Sterling St. entrance to campus. The full programme with names of all speakers and titles of papers will be available after Oct 15. More information from Mary Silcox (905) 525-9140 x27314 and Helen Ostovich x24496, or email [log in to unmask] REGISTRATION FORM NAME:____________________________________________________________ ADDRESS:_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ TELEPHONE: Business___________________ Home:_______________ Registration fee (Canadian funds): Regular = $20 student = $10 dinner = $28 ___________________ TOTAL Current exchange rate of US $ is approximately $1 US: $1.40 Cdn. Please return this form and cheque (made out to McMaster University in Canadian funds) to the address following by FRIDAY NOVEMBER 4: Mrs Clover Nixon Department of English McMaster University Hamilton, Ontario Canada L8S 4L9