CELCE

CELCE - CRALS - Modern Colloquium present a Mock MLA Panel

Date: Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Time: 6:00 to 8:00 pm
Location: 13-19 University Place, Room 222

Presenters:
Sara Landreth - Breaking the Laws of Motion: “Literary” Language and the Science of the Brain Sarah Nash - The Purifying Licenser: Creating the Sympathetic Reader for Dickens' Bentley's Miscellany Beth Kramer - Sensational Strategies: Fiction, Feminism and Victorian Employment Reform

Respondent: Professor Mary Poovey

Please mark your calendars and join us in providing a forum for these doctoral candidates to workshop their MLA papers.

Refreshments will be provided!

Date: Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Time: 6:00 to 8:00 pm
Location: 13-19 University Place, Room 222

Dear colleagues,

CELCE is pleased to invite you to our final event of the fall 2007 semester! Please join us in supporting the work of two of our doctoral students and a distinguished faculty, all specialists in the early modern period.

Presenters:

Kathryn Elizabeth Vomero -- “The Metamorphosis of Lucrece”

Ross M Knecht -- "Humanism, Geography, and the Racialized World Picture"

Respondent:

Professor Ernest Gilman

Let us celebrate our colleagues and the end of another exciting semester at NYU. Refreshments will be served in the holiday spirit! All welcome!

Presenter:
Cody Brooks Reis, “Monism and the rhetoric of personality: De Doctrina Christiana and Paradise Lost”
Cody works on Renaissance studies, rhetoric, and theory, and on the problem of materialism in the comparative histories of literature, science, religion, philosophy, and politics. He is a third-year PhD student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a visiting fellow at NYU for 2007-2008.

Respondent:
Professor John Guillory

Join us for great scholarship and fine refreshments!

Please join us for Crossing Borders, CELCE's first Graduate Conference, to be held Thursday and Friday, March 13 and 14, in the Great Room of 19 University Place at NYU.

The conference features five graduate student panels with papers by graduate students from around the country, and a keynote address by distinguished NYU professor Carolyn Dinshaw.

For complete conference details and a schedule of panels, please visit the conference website.