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Sarasota, Florida March 9, 10, & II, 2000 2000 Conference Summary 2000 Conference Summary

A B c D E A B c D E Thursday History Medieval Renaissance Friday Italian Art History Medieval Renaissance Studies History Literature Studies History Literature Literature Registration SessionIV Medieval & Coffee Italian MedievalArt Historical Shakespeare Friday Character- 9-IOa StudiesIll & Religion Change I 9-10:30a ization Italian SessionI Anglo- SessionV Bakhtin& Italian Mannerism Medieval Renaissance Italian Franciscan Medieval Shakespeare Thursday Saxon Friday Medieval History in Painting Drama Courtly StudiesIV Art Spain II 10-11:30a Studies II- I 2:30p Culture Culture Plenary Italian SessionII Late French 2pm RonaldWitt: "Originsof Italian Humanist Medieval SessionI Humanism" Thursday Medieval Renaissance StudiesI Patronage Religion I -2:30p Poetry Literature SessionVI Italian Central SessionIll Medieval French Italian Dante Teaching Italian Apocalyptic Poetryand Friday RenaissanceEuropean Thursday Norms& Renaissance StudiesV Shakespeare StudiesII Religion Music 3:30-Sp Art History 3-4:30p Practices Culture

Opening SessionVII Italian Late Bayfront: Italian Medieval Marlowe Reception Saturday Studies(Art) Medieval CollegeHall StudiesV I Scotland S:30-7p 9-I0:30a IX History

Plenary Saturday Martha "The Marriage SessionII llam Howell: Medieval Exchange"

Religion& SessionVIII Italian Art in the English Courtly Elizabethan Saturday StudiesVII 16th Humanism LiteratureI Literature I -2:30p Century

SessionIX English Renaissance Italian Courtly Saturday CourtlyArts Renaissance Gender StudiesVIII LiteratureII 2:45-4:I Sp History Issues

2 3 Thursday. 9 March Thursday. 9 March

Registration: 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. - Sudakoff Lobby Session ID: Medieval Drama: Rm 1080 - Sudakoff Center 10:00 • 11 :30 Chair: Jane Anderson Jones, Manatee Community College, Session I A: Italian History: Siena and Venice: Rm 1OBA· Sudakoff Center Venice 10:00 • 11 :30 Chair: David L. Hicks "Questioning the Role of Secular Authority in the "Antonio Petrucci and the End of Sienese Democracy" Ludus Danie/is" David L. Hicks , University Constantine Hadavas, Beloit College

"Caffa and Tana, Italian Colonial Enterprise in the "Shrews and Sheep in the Second Shepherd's Play'' Middle Ages" Sandy Feinstein, Penn State Lehigh Valley Carla P. Weinberg, The University of the Arts "[Secunda} Pagina Pastorum and the Empirical Inventive" Session I B: Mannerism in Painting: Rm 1088 - Sudakoff Liam Purdon, Doane College 10:00 • 11:30 Chair: TBA Session IE: Courtly Culture: Sudakoff East Lobby "Parmigianino's Code of Signifiers for 10:00 • 11 :30 Chair: Deborah Contrada, University of Iowa The Madonna of the Long Neel(' Edward J. Olszewski, Case Western Reserve University "The /storia lmperiale of Matteo Maria Boiardo and Fifteenth-Century Ferrarese Courtly Culture" Richard M. Tristano, Saint Mary's University of Minnesota "A New Reading of El Greco's St. Lawrence's Vision of the Virgin" "A Bloodthirsty Pacifist: More Harmony of Opposites in the Geraldine D. Wind, Mount Mary College Orlando Furioso" Julia M. Kisacky, Baylor University "The Learned El Greco: New Observations on the Martyrdom of St. Maurice" Barry Wind, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Buffet Luncheon 11:30 - 12:30

Session IC: Anglo-Saxon Studies: Rm 108C - Sudakoff Center 10:00 • 11 :30 Chair: TBA

"Ecclesiastical and Royal Law in Seventh-Century Kent" Lisi Oliver, Louisiana State University

"Scyld Scefing in Scandinavian Sources" Alexander M. Bruce, Florida Southern College

4 5 Thursday, 9 March Thursday. 9 March

Session II A: Italian Studies I: Italian Popular Culture and Universities: Session II C: Medieval Religion: Rm 1DSC -Sudakoff Center 1:00 - 2:30 Rm 108A - Sudakoff Center 1 :00 - 2:30 Chair: Tina Waldeier Bizzarro Chair: Elaine Rosenthal, Institute for Historical Study Organized by Margery Ganz, Spelman College "Celtic Pilgrimage in Ireland and Portugal?" Tina Waldeier Bizzarro, Rosemont College "Towards the Definition of a Popular Urban Culture in Late Medieval " "Jean Gerson and Fifteenth Century Views on the Paula Clarke, McGill University Devotional Life" Renee M. Severin, Hampden-Sydney College "The Universities of the Italian Renaissance, 1400-1600" Paul F. Grendler, University of Toronto Emeritus "The Sadistic Ritual of Didacticism: Middle English Mystery Plays and Homiletic Romances" "'Before the bread buns are distributed': The Context of Stephen D. Powell, Texas Christian University Feast-Day Plays in Florentine Confraternities" Konrad Eisenbichler, University of Toronto Session II D: Late Medieval Poetry: Rm 1080 - Sudakoff Center 1 :00 - 2:30 Chair: Teresa Kennedy, Mary Washington College Session II B: Italian Humanist Patronage: Rm 1088 - Sudakoff 1 :00 - 2:30 Chair: Richard 8. Hilary, Florida State University "Polyphonic Technique in the Poems of Philippe de Vitry" Beverly J. Evans, State University of New York - Geneseo "Pius II Piccolomini (1458-1464): A Humanist as Patron" Richard 8. Hilary, Florida State University "Metatext and lntertext in Froissart's Prison Amoureuse" R. Barton Palmer, Clemson University "Renaissance Education(s) in Art: The Early Reception of Alberti's De pictura" "Chaucer Reading the Italian Tradition: Conflict in D.R. Edward Wright, University of South Florida Lyric Form" Teresa Kennedy, Mary Washington College "Filippo Strozzi's Pliny Project: Glossing a Humanist Text with Political Ambition" Session II E: Renaissance French Literature: Sudakoff East Lobby Joyce Kubiski, Western Michigan University 1 :00 - 2:30 Chair: Amy Reid, New College

"Rhetorical Symmetry and Ambiguity in Lemaire's Trois Contes de Cupido et d'Atropos" Judy Kem, Wake Forest University

"Reflections of Humanism in the Heptameron of Marguerite de Navarre" Zoe G. Urbanek, Southern Methodist University

"The Transformation of Sacred Symbols into Sordid Weapons: An Examination of Panurge's Revenge on the Parisian Noblewoman in Pantagruef' Leanna Bridge,

6 7 Thursday. 9 March Thursday. 9 March

Coffee Break: 2:30-3:00 Session Ill C: Medieval Norms and Practices: Rm 108C • Sudakoff Center 3:00- 4:30 Chair: Boyd Breslow, Florida Atlantic University

Session Ill A: Italian Studies II: Florence and Tuscany: Rm 1OBA· Sudakoff ''The Practice of Medieval Marriage: Evidence from the 3:00 • 4:30 Chair: Benjamin Kohl, Vassar College Archives of Southern France in the 12th Century" Organized by Margery Ganz, Spelman College Cynthia J. Johnson, Emory University

"Attributing Authorship: or, Who Wrote the Petriboni "The Promulgation of the Canons of the Fourth Lateran Priorista?" Council in England" Jacqueline Gutwirth, Bronx Community College of CUNY Joseph Smith, Jr., Catholic Univ of America "The Magtistrato Supremo, Justice and Property Rights" Giovanna Benadusi, University of South Florida "Medieval Society's Positive Influence on Feminist Writers" " All in the Family?: The Magistrato Supremo and Intra­ Rachel Allen, University of South Florida Family Litigation in Late 16th Cenury Tuscany" Carol 8 . Menning, University of Toledo

Session Ill B: Apocalyptic Religion: Rm 1088 - Sudakoff Center 3:00 • 4:30 Chair: Douglas Langston, New College

"Evangelizing and the Expectation of the Millennium: John of Montecorvino's Embassy to China on the Eve of the Fourteenth Century" James D. Ryan, Bronx Community College of CUNY

"The Art of Rhetoric and the Art of the Page: 'Figurae' in the Illuminations of the Getty Apocalypse" Jesse M. Gel/rich, Louisiana State University

"The Invisible Aesthetics of Apocalyptic Imagery in Fifteenth Century Castilian Poetry" Elaine S. Brooks, University of New Orleans

8 9 Thursday, 9 March Friday, 10 March

Session Ill D: Poetry and Music: Rm 1080 - Sudakoff Center Session IV A: Italian Studies Ill: Chronicling Italian History: 3:00 - 4:30 Chair: John Robison, University of South Florida 9:00 • 10:30 Rm 1OBA - Sudakoff Center Chair: Duane J. Osheim, University of Virginia "The Troubadour Chanson: Action and Passion in Arnault Organized by Margery Ganz, Spelman College Daniel's Lo term voler qu'el cor m'intra" Stephanie N. Riley. University of South Florida "Jacopo Doria and the Genoese Chronicle Tradition" Steven Epstein, University of Colorado "The Influence of St. Augustine of Hippo on Guillaume de Machaut's Remede de Fortune" "Salimbene, The Problematic Chronicler" Matthew Steel, Western Michigan University Alison Williams Lewin, St. Joseph's University

"Musical Responses to the Text: Spatial Manipulation and "Pro Patria et Penates: Pietro Azario and the Creation of Tonal Processes in John Dowland's Lutesongs" the Visconti Myth" Jeff Meyer, Simpson College & Graduate School Sharon Dale, Penn State Erie: The Behrend College

Session Ill E: The Ideal and/or Intended Reader in the French Session IV B: Medieval Art and Religion: Rm 1088 - Sudakoff Center 3:00 - 4:30 Renaissance: Sudakoff East Lobby 9:00 - 10:30 Chair: Tanja L. Jones, Cummer Museum of Art Chair and Organizer: Christine Probes "The Romanesque Capitals of Autun" "Le Theatre d'Agriculture et le Mesnage des Champs: An William Travis, University of Michigan, Dearborn Artwork to Admire or (just) a Means to Multiply Nature's/God's Gifts? Olivier de Serres and His "Cephalophory and the Authentication of Relics in the Problematic Reader" Altarpiece of St. Miniatus" George Diller, University of Florida T. Scott B. Montgomery, University of North Texas

"Utilisation d'elements de la nature chez quelques poetes "Eternal Beauty: The Canzoniere of Petrarch and the Transi de la Renaissance: un appel au lecteur" Tomb" Marie-Odile Sweetser, University of Illinois M.T. Hobbs, University of South Florida

"Le lecteur ideal de Jean-Baptiste Chassignet" Session IV C: Historical Change: Rm 1oac - Sudakoff Center Christine McCall Probes, Univ of South Florida 9:00 - 10:30 Chair and Commentator: Martha Howell,

"Teresa of Avila's Literary Response Through Images" "Twenty-Five Years of Witchcraft Research: The Second Marta Elena Baca, University of South Florida Edition of Kors & Peters, Witchcraft in " Edward Peters, University of Pennsylvania "The Roman de Brut"s Trojan-origin Myth vis-a-vis its Precedent in the Historia Regum Britanniae" "Asylum and Immunity, The Concept of Geleitand the Carol B. Keams, University of Florida Tallinn Geleitsbuch" Peter Rebane, Penn State, Abington

Reception 5:30 - 7:00 - College Hall, Bayfront

10 11 Friday, 10 March Friday. 10 March

Session IV D: Medieval Characterization: Rm 1080 - Sudakoff Center Session VA: Italian Studies IV: Renaissance Venice: 9:00 • 10:30 Chair and Organizer: Jean E. Jost 11:00 - 12:30 Doges, Diplomacy and History: Rm 108A - Sudakoff Chair: William Bowsky, University of California, Davis "Thomas Malory's Lancelot: A Study in Self-Reflective Organized by Margery Ganz, Spelman College Character Analysis" Jean E. Jost, Bradley University "The Tomb of Doge Francesco Foscari Dennis Romano, Syracuse University "'Every man of worshyp': Characterization in Malory's Marte Darthur" "Cum verbis decentibus: Venetian Diplomatic Language in Felicia Ackerman, Brown University the Trecento" Benjamin G. Kohl, Vassar College "Thoma, martyr sanctissimus: Characterization in the Historiae of Saint Thomas of Canterbury" "Women and the Construction of History in 12-1Gth Century Kay Slocum, Capital University Venice: The Convent and the Chronicle of Santa Maria de lie Virgini" Session IV E: Shakespeare I: Sudakoff East Lobby Kate Lowe, Goldsmiths' College, University of London 9:00 - 10:30 Chair: Peggy Ende/, Florida International University Session VB: Franciscan Art: Rm 1088 - Sudakoff Center "The Question of Dominion in Hamlet Prospects for Further 11:00 - 12:30 Chair: Malena Carrasco, New College Study" Anthony DiMatteo, New York Institute of Technology "Assisi and the Jubilee: The Pro-Roman Character of the Frescoes of the Life of St. Francis in Assisi" "Questioning Colonialism in Cary's The Tragedy of Mariam Felicity Ratte, Marlboro College and Shakespeare's Cymbeline" Sarah Honaman, University of Miami "Giotto's Narrative Vision" Beth A. Mulvaney, Meredith College "Unraveling Law and Equity in Lambarde, Hake, and Shakespeare" "Saint Francis and the Apocalypse: The Early Apse Mark Fortier, University of Winnipeg Glazing of Santa Croce in Florence" Nancy M. Thompson, College of William & Mary

Coffee Break: 10:30-11 :00 Session VC: War in Medieval Spain: Rm 108C - Sudakoff Center 11:00 • 12:30 Chair: Edward Peters, University of Pennsylvania

"Count Armengol VI of Urgel (1102-1154): Medieval Prince as Warrior" Bernard F. Reilly, Villanova University

"Flodoard as a Military Historian" Bernard S. Bachrach, University of Minnesota

"War and Finance in Eleventh-Century Spain: Alfonso Vi's Response to the Almoravid Invasion" James J. Todesca, Armstrong Atlantic State

12 13 Friday, 10 March Friday, 10 March

Session VD: Bakhtin and Medieval Culture/Poetics at the Plenary Session I: Room 108 11:00 - 12:30 Millennium: Rm 1080 - Sudakoff Center 2:00-3:15 Chair and Organizer: James J. Paxson Sponsored by Exemplaria Welcome: Michael Bassis, Dean of the Sarasota Campus and Warden of New College, University of South Florida "Bakhtin and the Contemporary Chaucer Industry" Valerie Allen, John Jay College CUNY Conference Address: Ronald G. Witt, Professor of History and Director of the Duke University Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies "Theory and the Primacy of the Text" Thomas J. Farrell, Stetson University

"Bakhtin, De Man, and Other Medieval Stage Devils" "The Origins of Italian Humanism" James J. Paxson, University of Florida

Session VE: The Play's (Still) the Thing: How We See Shakespeare: 11 :00 - 12:30 Sudakoff East Lobby Chair and Organizer: Mark Taylor, College

"Capulet's Choice: Does Father Know Best?" Joseph Wagner, Kent State University. Stark

"Amazed Faculties of Eye and Ear (in Hamlet)" Laury Magnus, Merchant Marine Academy

"Birth Order of Children in King Lear" Mark Taylor, Manhattan College

Buffet Luncheon 12:30 - 1 :30 pm

14 15 Friday, 10 March Friday, 10 March

Session VI A: Italian Studies V: Sex and Politics in Late Session VI D: Dante: Room 1080 Sudakoff Center 3:30 - 5:00 Medieval Italy: Rm 108A - Sudakoff Center 3:30 • 5:00 Chair: Rhoda Martin Hendrickson, Spelman College Chair/Organizer: Margery Ganz, Spelman College " and Florence in Dante's Divine Comedy" "Caterina di Jacopo or Caterina di Mona Lapa: Gender Christopher Kleinhenz, University of Wisconsin and the Genealogy of a Saint" F. Thomas Luongo, Tulane University "Inscribing the Trinity: The Processional Implications of Purgatorio 24's lncipit" "Petrarch and the Restraint of Feminine Mourning" Joseph R. Pigg, University of Miami Carol Lansing, University of California, Santa Barbara "Ritual as Education in the Purgatorio" "Leon Battista Alberti on Sex and Politics" Lee Daniel Snyder, New College John M. Najemy, Session VI E: Teaching Shakespeare: Sudakoff East Lobby Session VI 8: Italian Renaissance Art: Rm 1088 - Sudakoff 3:30- 5:00 Chair: Lisa Starks, University of South Florida, St. Petersburg 3:30 - 5:00 Chair: David Ebitz, Ringling Museum of Art "Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus: An Appreciation" "Michelangelo's Commision for Apostle Statues for the Joel N. Feimer, Mercy College Cathedral of Florence: The Medicean Connection" Michael J. Amy, Oberlin College "Hippolyta in Performance: Film and Video" David G. Hale, State University of New York, Brockport "On the Political Theology of Vision in the Mass at Bolsena'' Michael Schwartz, Augusta State University "The Swelling of a Scene: Othello, Scenes 1-3" Julie Empric, Eckerd College "The Boundary of Real and Fictive Spaces (Cima's Madonna & Child in Landscape, 1496-1499)" Erika Spruill, Meredith College

Session VI C: East-Central European History: Rm 108C - Sudakoff 3:30 - 5:00 Chair: Laszlo Deme, New College

"The Wars Between Louis I of Hungary and Stephen Dusan of Serbia" Joan Dusa, Canyon Country, CA

"Using Textual and Visual Sources to Describe Peasant Villages in Sixteenth Century Ottoman Occupied Hungary" Alice A. Bauer, Southern Methodist University

"A Dead Queen's Beneficence: Elizabeth of Habsburg's l Estate, 1592-1600" Joseph F. Patrouch, Florida lntemational University

16 17 Saturday. 11 March Saturday. 11 March

Session VII A: Italian Studies VI: Italian Politics, Immigrants, Session VII C: Late Medieval History: Rm 108C - Sudakoff Center 9:00 - 10:30 Citizens and Criminals: Rm 108A - Sudakoff 9:00 - 10:30 Chair: Bernard Bachrach, University of Minnesota Chair: Ronald G. Witt, Duke University Organized by Margery Ganz, Spelman College "French History at Stake in the Hundred Years' War: Robert Jolivet and the Rewriting of French History in "Criminal Justice in Medieval Bologna: Comune and the Early Fifteenth Century" Signoria" Sanford Zale, Millsaps College Sarah R. Blanshei, Agnes Scott College "Offices and Ideology in the Household of Charles the Bold" "Immigrants and Citizenship in Trecento and Quattrocento Edward Tabri, Columbus State Community College Florence" Laura de'Angelis, Universita di Firenze "To Serve ...but Not Too Far: The Threshold of Territorial Defense and Treason in Late-Medieval Catalonia" "Good Friends for a Time: Agnolo Acciaiuoli, Dietisalvi Donald J. Kagay, Albany State University Neroni, Luca Pitti, Niccolo Soderini and the Medici, 1430's to 1460" Session VII D: Medieval Scotland: Rm 1080 - Sudakoff Center Margery A. Ganz, Spelman College 9:00 - 10:30 Chair/Commentator: John McDiarmid, New College Organized by Donna Beth Ellard, New College Session VII 8: Italian Studies IX: Italian Art: Rm 1088 - Sudakoff 9:00 - 10:30 Chair: Harriet McNeal, Indiana State University "Desperately Seeking (St.) Triduana: The Creation and Organized by Margery Ganz, Spelman College Functionality of Gendered Sanctity at the Late-Medieval Scottish Court" "The Influence of Pliny's Natural History on the Aesthetics Alasdair A. MacDonald, University of Groningen of Italian Renaissance Art" Sarah Blake McHam, Rutgers University "Time in Sir David Lindsay's Ane Satire of the Thrie Estaits" Donna Beth Ellard, New College "Baldassare Cossa, Florence and a Relic of St. John the Baptist" Session VII E: Marlowe and the Early Modern Culture: Sudakoff East Lobby Sally Cornelison, Savannah College of Art and Design 9:00 - 10:30 Chair: Flora Zbar, University of South Florida Organized by Sara M. Deats "Mercantile Patronage and Courtly Diplomacy: Pier Francesco di Jacopo Foschi's Portrait of Bartolommeo "The Influence of Gender Roles in Marlowe's Dido Queen of Compagni (1549)" Carthage on Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra" Tanja L. Jones, Cummer Museum of Art Robert A. Logan, University of Hartford

"Thoroughly Modern Marlowe(?)" Lagretta T. Lenker, University of South Florida

"Sartorial Discourse in Marlowe's Plays" Sara M. Deats, University of South Florida

18 19 Saturday, 11 March Saturday. 11 March

Coffee Break 10:30 - 11:00 Session VIII A: Italian Studies VII: Women, Inheritance and 1:00 - 2:30 Testaments: Rm 1OBA - SudakoffCenter Chair: Susannah Foster Baxendale, Los Angeles Organized by Margery Ganz, Spelman College

Plenary Session II: Room 108 "Piety and Testaments in Dante's Florence" 11:00 - 12:00 noon George Dameron, St. Michael's College

Conference Address: Martha C. Howell, Gustav Berne Professor of "Renunciation of Inheritance by Females in Renaissance History, Columbia University Borgo San Sepolcro" James R. Banker, NC State University

"Lineage Building, the Spini Family and its Florentine "The Marriage Exchange in Medieval Palace" and Renaissance Europe" Kevin Murphy, British Institute, Florence

Session VIII 8: Sixteenth Century Art and Religion 1:00 - 2:30 Rm 1088 - SudakoffCenter Chair: Aaron DeGroft, Cummer Museum of Art

Buffet Luncheon 12:00 - 1 :00 pm "Reinterpreting Hieronymus Bosch's Table Top of the Seven Deadly Sins and the Four Last Things through the Seven Day Prayers of the Devotio Moderna" Eunyoung Hwang, University of North Texas

"Diagnosing Suicidal Tendencies in Altarpieces: Old Testament Subjects and Reform Polemic" Mitzi Kirkland-Ives, University of Oregon

"A Recently Rediscovered Tintoretto: The Raising of Lazarus of 1556-57" Franco Mormando, Boston College

20 21 Saturday, 11 March Saturday, 11 March

Session VIII C: English Humanism: Rm 108C - Sudakoff Center Session IX A: Italian Studies VIII: Italian History: Rm 108A Sudakoff Center 1 :00 - 2 :30 Chair: Justus Doenecke, New College 2:45 - 4:15 Chair: David Peterson, Washington and Lee Univ Organized by Margery Ganz, Spelman College "Thomas More's Utopia: The Reality of an Ideal" Robert McJimsey, Colorado College "Warfare and Debate over the Economy of Renaissance Italy" "Toward Symbolic Capital: Value in More's Utopia" William Caferro, Vanderbilt University Eric J. Miller, University of Miami "The Twilight of the Italian Renaissance: Giovanni Botero "The Art of Government of John Skelton 's Magnificence" and The Concept of The Rag ion di Stato" Tai-Won Kim, University of Florida Joseph Tempesta, Ithaca College

Session VIII 0: Varieties of Courtly Literature: Rm 1080-Sudakoff "August 12, 1480: The Tragedy at Otranto, History, Legend, 1 :00 - 2 :30 Chair: Mary Jane Schenck, Tampa University Literature" Sponsored by the International Courtly Literature Society Deborah Contrada, University of Iowa

"Design and Adaptation in the Middle Dutch Lanceloet en Session IX 8: Courtly Arts: Rm 1088 - Sudakoff Center het hert met de witte voef' 2:45 - 4:15 Chair: David Schenck, Univ of South Florida David Johnson , Florida State University "Le Temple de Bocace (ca. 1463), by Georges Chastellain, "II ne scet rien qui ne va hors: Eustache Deschamps, Travel Historian and Chronicler of the Burgundian Court, a Glance at and Consistency" the Importance of the Illuminations of Mss. P2, La Bibliotheque Deborah Sinnreich-Levi, Stevens Institute of Technology Nationale de France, Fr. 1226" Lesley W. Hanlon, University of South Florida "Courtly and Warrior Ethos in Medieval Japanese Heroic Narrative, A Cross-Cultural Perspective" "The Artistic Creations of Guillaume Tirel (a.k.a. Raymond Cormier, Longwood College "Ta ill event"), Head Cook to Philip VI Valois" Ken Fullam, Edison Community College Session VIIIE: Elizabethan Literature: Sudakoff East Lobby 1 :00 - 2:30 Chair: Sara Deats, University of South Florida Session IX C: English Renaissance History: Rm 1080-Sudakoff 2:45 - 4:15 Chair: David Carr, University of South Florida, St. Petersburg "Applying as Well Her Fingers to the Web as Her Tongue to the Tale: English Women's Textile Work and Story· "A Leopard CAN Change His Spots: The Humanism of John Telling in Penelope's Web (1587)" Pon et" Catherine R. Eskin, Florida Southern College Glen Bowman, Elizabeth City State University

"Spenser's Anachronism" "Social Inclusion and Religious Assimilation: The William A. Sessions, Georgia State University Protestant Conversion of a Crypto-Jew in Elizabethan England" "Deja-Woo all Over Again, Donne's A Valediction Charles Meyers, Lake Worth Forbidding Mourning and Umberto Eco's Island of the Day Before" "The Earl of Essex's Rebellion and the Court of Barbara L. Estrin, Stonehi/1 College Elizabeth I" Marc Schwarz, University of New Hampshire

22 23 Saturday. 11 March CONFERENCE INFORMATION

Session IX D: Courtly literature II: Rm 1080- Sudakoff Center Location: All sessions will take place in the Sudakoff Conference Center, 2:45-4:15 Chair: David Johnson, Florida State University on the New College campus, which is immediately adjacent to the Sarasota-Bradenton Airport. The airport has a new terminal, and is served "Middle Dutch Answers to 'Old' French Problems: The by several airlines. Tampa airport is about a 1-1/2 hour Wrake van Ragisel and Walewein ende Keye Sequence in limousine ride away. The Sudakoff Center is just off U.S. 41 , on the east the Lancelot Compilation" side immediately south of the Sarasota-Manatee County line. There is Geert S. Pallemans, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville ample parking. Use Exit 40 University Parkway, if coming by way of 1-75;continue until you reach U.S. 41 and then turn north (right) . "Eliduc and Haizumi: A Reconsideration of Conventional Gendered Discourse in Medieval French and Heian Japanese literature" Registration: You should register in advance to be assured of access to Marco Roman, University of Central Oklahoma the reception and buffet luncheons. The registration fee is $40 if received by March 3, 2000, but $45 if paid at the Registration Desk. Session IX E: Renaissance Gender Issues: Rm 1080 - Sudakoff Center Sarasota area residents may participate for $10. Students and local 2:45 - 4:15 Chair: Silvia Ruffo Fiore, University of South Florida faculty are admitted free. The registration fee includes coffee breaks, reception, and miscellaneous expenses. Luncheons are handled "The Figuring of Gender in the Humanist Educational separately on a self-supporting basis. Please make checks payable to the Paradigm" New College Foundation, Inc., and pick up your registration packet at Silvia Ruffo Fiore, University of South Florida the Registration Desk in the Sudakoff Conference Center lobby. It will include your meal tickets. "Renaissance Conceptions of the Kiss and the Suppression of Male Sexuality" Marvin Hunt, North Carolina State University Food: Thursday, Friday and Saturday, there will be buffet luncheons on campus across from the conference center. The cost will be $9.00 each. "The Crisis of Masculinity: Not a Prernodern Problem?" To assure service we must receive your check by March 3, 2000. Note Derek Neal, McGill University that no dinners are included in the program. There will, however, be informal group dinners at nearby restaurants for those of you who wish to join the group. Please check the space provided on the registration form. You would order from the menu. There are many fine restaurants of all types in Sarasota, some of them close by. A restaurant list will be included in your registration packet. If you wish to explore restaurants away from campus or see Sarasota sights, a rental car would be handy.

Car Rental: Discount rates are available with AVIS RENT-A-CAR SYSTEMS, INC. for in-state. Call reservations at 1-800-331-1212 and give them the contract rate code (A 113400).

24 25 Housing: Sarasota has many motels of all different qualities and price ranges. A motel list is posted on our web site, www.newcollege.usf.edu/ Conferences/MedievalStudies, and a hard copy will be sent on request. Since this conference will come during the high tourist season, we urge you to take quick action.

Book Exhibit: There will be a book exhibit by the Scholar's Choice, known to many from Kalamazoo, in the main auditorium of Sudakoff Center.

Activities: Your registration will include a reception on Thursday, March 14th from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. in College Hall, on the bayfront. For those who are interested, the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, which is particularly strong in the Period, is adjacent to the New College 0 Campus. It is open 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily. The museum has been recently restored, including the Reubens Gallery. Admission is free with the pass in your packet. The new Asolo State Theater is located immedi­ ately south of the campus library (across the bridge). The Box Office I I I telephone number is (941) 351-8000.

This conference is sponsored by the Program in Medieval-Renaissance I I Studies, New College of the University of South Florida, the New College Foundation, Inc., and the University Program, University of South Florida at Sarasota.

Events, activities, programs, and facilities of the University of South Florida - are available to all without regard to race, color, sex, religion, national , - E origin, Vietnam or disabled veteran status, handicap, or age, as provided .t: by law and in accordance with the University's respect for personal dignity.

Program Director: Lee Daniel Snyder .. 0

Program Assistants: Charlene Saeman f I

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26 27 ConferenceParticipants 2000 * SessionChair Ackerman,Felicia IVD Epstein,Steven IVA Allen,Rachel Ill c Eskin,Catherine VIIIE Allen,Valerie VD Estrin,Barbara VIIIE Amy,Michael VIB Evans,Beverly II D Baca,Marta Elena IllE Farrell,Thomas VD Bachrach,Bernard VC,VIIC* Feimer,Joel VIE Banker,James VIIIA Feinstein,Sandy ID Bauer,Alice VIC Fiore,Silvia Ruffo IXD Baxendale,Susannah VIIIA* Fortier,Mark IVE Benadusi,Giovanna IIIA Fullam,Ken IXB Bizzarro,Tina II C Ganz,Margery VIIA Blanshei,Sarah VIIA Gellrich,Jesse Ill B Bowman,Glen IXC Grendler,Paul IIA Bowsky,William VA* Gutwirth,Jacqueline IIIA Breslow,Boyd Ill(* Hadavas,Constantine ID Bridge,Leanna II E Hale,David VIE Brooks,Elaine 1118 Hanlon,Lesley IXB Bruce,Alexander IC Hendrickson,Rhoda VID* Caferro,William IXA Hicks,David IA Carr,David IXC* Hilary,Richard IIB Carrasco,Malena VB* Hobbs,M.T. IVB Clarke,Paula IIA Honaman,Sarah IVE Contrada,Deborah IXA Howell,Martha IVC* Cormier,Raymond VIIID Hunt,Marvin IXD Cornelison,Sally VIIB HHwang,Eunyoung VIIIB Dale,Sharon IVA Johnson,Cynthia Illc Dameron,George VIIIA Johnson,David VIIID Deats,Sara VIIE Jones,Jane Anderson ID* Deme,Laszlo VIC* Jones,Tanja VIIB de'Angelis, Laura VIIA Jost,Jean IVD Diller,George IllE Kagay,Donald VIIC DiMatteo,Anthony IVE Kearns,Carol IllE Doenecke,Justus VIIIC* Kem,Judy II E Dusa,Joan VIC Kennedy,Teresa 110 PRISON OF LOVE Ebitz,David VIB* Kim,Tai-Won VIIIC Eisenbichler,Konrad IIA Kirkland-Ives,Mitzi VIIIB Ellard,Donna Beth VIID Kisacky,Julia IE Empric,Julie VIE Kleinhenz,Christopher VID Endel, Peggy IVE* Kohl,Benjamin VA,IIIA* 28 29 ConferenceParticipants 2000

Kubiski,Joyce 118 Reid,Amy IIE* Langston,Doug las 1118* Reilly,Bernard vc Lansing,Carol VIA Riley,Stephanie Ill D Lenker,Lagretta VIIE Robison,John IIID* Lewin,Al lison IVA Roman,Ma rco IXD Logan,Robert VIIE Romano,Dennis VA Lowe,Kate VA Rosenthal, Elaine IIA* Luongo,F.Thomas VIA Ryan,James Ill B MacDonald, Alasdair VII D Schenck,David IXB* Magnus,Laury VE Schenck, MaryJane VIIID* McDiarmid, John VIID* Schwartz,Michael VIB McHam,Sarah Blake VIIB Schwarz,Marc IXC McJimsey, Robert VIII C Sessions,William VIIIE McNeal, Harriet VIIB* Severin,Renee II C Menning, Carol IIIA Sinnreich-Levi,Deborah VIII D Meyer,Jeff Ill D Slocum,Kay IVD Meyers,Cha rles IXC Smith,Joseph Ill c Miller,Eric VIIIC Snyder,Lee Daniel VID Montgomery,Scott IVB Spruill, Erika VIB Mormando,Franco VIIIB Starks,Lisa VIE* Mulvaney,Beth VB Steel,Matthew Ill D Murphy,K evin VIIIA Sweetser,Marie -Odile 111E Najemy,John VIA Tabri, Edward VII C Neal,Derek IXD Taylor,Mark VE Oliver,Lisi IC Tempesta,Joseph IXA Olszewski, Edward 18 Thompson,Nancy VB Osheim,Duane IVA* Todesca,James vc Pallemans,Geert IXD Travis, William IVS Palmer,R.Barton II D Tristano,Richard IE Patrouch, Joseph VIC Urbanek,Zoe II E Paxson,James VD Wagner,Joseph VE Peters,Edward IVC, VC * Weinberg,Carla IA Peterson,David IXA* Wind,Barry 18 Pigg, Joseph VID Wind, Geraldine 18 Powell, Stephen II C Witt,Ronald VIIA* Probes,Christine Ill E Wright, D.R. Edward 118 Purdon, Liam ID Zale,Sanford VIIC Ratte, Felicity VB Zbar,Flora VIIE* Rebane,Peter IVC 30 31