Woolfian Boundaries - Clemson University

186 WOOLFIAN BOUNDARIES
net and Septimus Warren Smith”
Th ursday, June 22
4:30-5 p.m. Tea and Coff ee Break
Th ursday, June 22
5-6:30 p.m. Parallel Panels 2
2A: Time
Chair: Eleanor McNees (University of Denver)
Keri Barber (University of California), “‘A new space of time’: Woolf’s Critique of
Qualitative Time in Th e Years”
Shilpa Venkatachalam (University of Nottingham), “Consciousness and the Self in
Th e Waves: A Heideggerean Context”
2B: Class
Chair: Karyn Sproles (James Madison University)
Stacey Kaplan (University of Oregon), “‘Gentles and simples, I address you all’: Class
Warfare in Between the Acts”
Ben Clarke (University of Derby), “‘But the barrier is impassable’: Woolf and Class”
Mary C. Madden (University of South Florida), “‘Caught in a trap’: Woolf’s Early
(Mis)Interpellation into the Social Ideology of Marriage (A View of the Institutional
Marital Battlefi eld in Th ree Short Stories)”
2C: Intertexts
Chair: Suzanne Bellamy (Mangarlowe Studio Workshops)
Leena Kore-Schroder (University of Nottingham), “‘Th e kitchens of history’: Woolf
and the Middle Ages”
Katie Macnamara (Indiana University), “Mapping Woolf’s Montaignian Modernism”
Lisa Coleman (Southeastern Oklahoma State University), “Second Th oughts in the
Second City: Transgressing ‘Woolfi an Boundaries’”
2D: Performance 1
Chair: Kathryn Simpson (University of Birmingham)
Elizabeth Wright (University of St. Andrews), “Performing the Self: Woolf as Actress
and Audience”
Steven Putzel (Penn State University), “Th eatre through Th e Years (1933-36): Crossing
Genre Boundaries”
Wendy Parkins (University of Otago), “‘Whose face was it?’: Woolf, Nicole Kidman,
and the Boundaries of Feminine Celebrity”
Benjamin Skipp (Christ Church College, University of Oxford), “Performing Mrs.
Dalloway in Th e Hours”