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CELEBRATING WOMEN AND THE ARTS,
1660-1830
 
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The Aphra Behn Society's biannual conference

 

The Aphra Behn Society for Women and the Arts 1660-1830
Presents
The 20th Aphra Behn Society Conference
Letting Flowers Fall: Memory and Meaning in Early Literature
November 2009
Cumberland University – Lebanon, Tennessee
25 min East of Nashville


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Keynote Speaker: Margaret J.M. Ezell,
Abbott Chair in English at Texas A&M


Accepted Papers by Graduate Students are eligible for of The Aphra Behn Society Outstanding Graduate Student Award

All Panelists must be members


Papers on any aspect of women’s literature and literary experience (including all aspects of gender) from the Early Modern to the Romantic Period will be considered. Complete Panels are encouraged.


Send short Abstracts, including working title, “snail” mail & email addresses by 15 April, 2009 to:

Dr. Michael Rex mrex@cumberland.edu
Assistant Professor of English
Cumberland University
1 Cumberland Square
Lebanon, TN 37087

Download a .pdf with the call for papers here.>

The 2007 conference program is available here.>

 
 

 

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