all events
-
unless otherwise noted -
will take place
in the Music Room of
Rochambeau House, 84 Prospect
St.
Friday 6 March
1998:
5:00 OPENING
REMARKS
8:30 - 9:00 COFFEE
9:00 - 10:15
SESSION 1
1. Effie
Rentzou, Université de Paris IV-Sorbonne / Columbia
University,
"La clef de la révolution: l'amour. La
sémiotique de
l'amour dans la poésie surréaliste
française et
néo-hellénique"
2. Milo Sweedler, Emory
University, "Surrealistic Revolution" 10:30 - noon SESSION 2
1. Eleanor Kaufman, Cornell University,
"Sick Bodies, Vicious Circles,
and the Revolution"
2.
Aaron Prevots, Brown University, "Must One Be Modern? 20th
Century
Poetics and the French Cultural Heritage"
1. Eduardo Febles, Brown University, "Narration
and Revolution in
Zola's La Fortune des Rougon"
2.
Charlotte C. Kelsey, University of Illinois at Champaign /
Urbana,
"The Instituteur and Institutrice of the Third
Republic
(1871-1914): (Not So) Silent Revolutionaries"
3.
Annick Carstens, University of Winnipeg, "L'esprit de
la
révolution française dans l'oeuvre de Victor
Hugo"
1.
Véronique Munier, New York University, "Le peuple des
'appels
au peuple' lors des massacres de septembre 1792 à
Paris:
contribution à l'imaginaire guerrier"
2. Debs
Hahn, Brown University, "Terrifying Pedagogy or Teaching
the
Revolution through Film: The Case of Wajda's
Danton"
Seth Whidden, Chair, Equinoxes 1998:
Littérature et
Révolutions
5:10
KEYNOTE PRESENTATION
Professor Gerald
Prince, University of Pennsylvania
"Meursault's Marginality and
Revolution"
6:00 RECEPTION AND
EXHIBIT, la Maison
Française, 87 Prospect St.
Artaud
le mot-dit: A literary art-happening
Saturday 7 March
1998:
Chair: Paola Grolli, Brown University
Chair: Thomas
Armbrecht, Brown University
1:30 - 3:00 SESSION 3
Chair: Seth Whidden,
Brown University
3:15 - 4:30 SESSION
4
Chair: Stephanie Lopez, Brown University
5:00 CLOSING
REMARKS
Debs Hahn, Brown University
5:15 RECEPTION, Rochambeau
House
Library