Modernist Studies Association 15th ANNUAL CONFERENCE Everydayness and the Event

University of Sussex, Brighton, UK 29 August -1 September 2013 Message from the MSA President

This year the annual conference of the to the efforts of Carrie Preston, the Board’s the work of the Treasurer and the Modernist Studies Association returns to the Chair for Interdisciplinary Approaches. Membership and Elections Chair, with the UK. Since lead conference coordinator Sara We’re indebted too, to MSA Webmaster latter being newly charged to recruit a Crangle unveiled the MSA 15 poster at Las Matt Huculak, who designed the diverse membership. Earlier this year, the Vegas last year, I have felt like one of those conference website. MSA was signatory to an amicus curiae brief children peering through the gap in the in an important US legal case having to do fence, marveling at the massed barrels and I’m pleased to report that we were able to with copyright and educational fair use. And the spires in the haze, pondering from a award an unprecedented 40 travel grants to the Board voted unanimously to grant favorite perch what might happen next. The assist members in attending the conference. affiliate status to an esteemed UK image powerfully evokes the worn surfaces Having received a record 72 applications, organisation, the British Association for of familiar things and the strangeness of we decided to prioritise graduate and Modernist Studies (BAMS). impending ones, the co-presence of postdoctoral students, first-time grant immanence and imminence. Its diagonals recipients, and those with little or no access As of 1 September, David Chinitz will join the horizontal axis of the everyday to the to institutional support. Those who did not succeed me as President, with Rebecca vertical one of the event. One hundred years receive travel assistance this year are Walkowitz advancing to First Vice President after the Armory Show in New York and a encouraged to apply again in future years. and Stephen Ross joining the Board as year shy of the centenary of the Archduke Second VP. We will also welcome a new Ferdinand’s assassination at Sarajevo, 2013 is This has been an eventful year for MSA Treasurer in Gayle Rogers. I’d like to just the year in which to think together about governance. With the support of Bill express my gratitude to our out-bound how the event and the everyday—as Breichner, the Journals Editor at Johns Treasurer, Jesse Matz, and to Former concepts but also as strains of experience— Hopkins University Press, we have altered the President Susan Stanford Friedman, for their interrupt, undergird, and co-implicate one editorial structure of Modernism/modernity. exemplary service to the Association. My another. And where better for scholars of As of January 2015, the MSA office will serve hearty thanks go, too, to Karen Tiefenwerth, modernism to ruminate on Everydayness and as the journal’s hub and will be responsible who recently retired after six years as MSA the Event than at the University of Sussex, a for two issues per year, with the other two Budget Administrator. stone’s throw from Monk’s House and annual issues and book reviews being Charleston and Farley Farm House and home managed by Lawrence Rainey’s office at the Allow me to hoist a pint to what promises to to the Mass Observation Archive, the Centre University of York. Our search for the MSA be an unforgettable conference, truly one for for Modernist Studies, and so many valued Co-editor who will inherit the new structure the ages. And I’ll count on seeing you at colleagues in the field? is under way; we look forward to notifying future gatherings, including MSA 16 in you of the outcome this fall. Until the Pittsburgh (6-9 November 2014) and MSA Preparations for this event have occupied its handoff, current MSA Co-editor Ann Ardis 17 in Boston (19-22 November 2015)! UK organisers just about every day for the will continue to bring her commitment to last year and more. You’ll find the names of innovation and editorial rigor to the journal. Paul K. Saint-Amour those local organisers on subsequent pages MSA President of this programme; I’m confident I speak for Revisions to our bylaws, subsequently the Association as a whole in extending them approved by the membership, redistribute our heartfelt thanks. Here I can’t resist singling out Sara Crangle, lead conference coordinator, for special recognition. Every delegate who attends MSA 15 is the beneficiary of her foresight, persistence, care, and resourcefulness.

The MSA Programme Committee, ably chaired by Victoria Rosner, has assembled a fantastic programme comprising 3 plenaries, 5 poster/demonstration sessions, 6 pre- conference workshops, 14 roundtables, 24 seminars, and 100 panels. The programme’s considerable disciplinary variety owes much

2 Message from the Conference Coordinator

On 29 August 1913, Pablo Picasso posted continues today, and is held at the machinations inevitably associated with Gertrude Stein a note from Paris to University of Sussex. The founders of Mass any major organisation. That praise must be Granada; its four sentences include: ‘Paris Observation, anthropologist Tom Harrison extended to past conference organisers, is not too bad at the moment and we go and surrealist poet Charles Madge, invited among them, Beth Rosenberg, Cris Miller, out for car drives in the evening’ and ‘I am photo-journalist Humphrey Spender to and Stephen Ross, who have been doing some work.’ Perhaps surprisingly, this contribute to their project; Spender is now exceedingly generous in advising me dull exchange is typical of the considered a pioneer of British through this process. Modernists – correspondence between these two documentary photography. Permission to undergraduates, post-graduates, and faculty monumental figures of modernism, whose use Spender’s 1937-38 ‘Worktown’ alike – have enthusiastically agreed to act lives, on close inspection, prove as photographs in conference publications as volunteers. And Sam Cooper, my eminently banal as they were eventful. was generously provided by the Bolton conference administrator, has without Picasso’s letter, of course, precedes the start Library and Museum Services; to see more question made possible the coordination of date of MSA 15 by precisely one hundred of these images, please peruse their site at this conference. years. In that same year, F.T. Marinetti http://boltonworktown.co.uk/. railed against contemporary theatre for its Most of all, we are indebted to our ‘waver[ing] between historical More information on Sussex’s extensive delegates. What a response to our call for reconstructions…and photographic modernist archives can be gleaned by two papers! We are in regular correspondence reproductions of our daily lives.’ To no workshops on offer to delegates run by our with scholars from Asia, Australia, Europe, small degree, Marinetti’s despised dynamic manager of Special Collections. and the Middle East; even Canadians write oscillation is the celebrated subject of our This is one of eight MSA 15 satellite events us on occasion. We are so pleased that you conference, ‘Everydayness and the Event’. that speak to our regional modernist legacy. have all chosen to come to Brighton, a city In addition to visiting the homes of not as spectacular, but certainly every bit as In retrospect, the broadness of our theme Bloomsbury and British surrealism, delightfully seedy, as last year’s conference may well be inadvertently indebted to a conference participants can tour the UK’s site, Las Vegas. Bloomsbury aside, form of British pub names, which oldest cinema and the Brighton Gallery, site modernists associated with Brighton and traditionally encompass two diametrically of the 1913-14 ‘Exhibition by the Camden East Sussex include Grahame Greene, opposed but related nouns (‘Huntsman and Town Group’. For a taste of the way the Edward Carpenter, Ivy Compton-Burnett, Hounds’, ‘Rose and Thistle’, ‘Punch and modernist legacy remains active, delegates Arthur Conan Doyle, Henry James, David Judy’). That said, it’s not difficult to find are invited to a pre-conference poetry event Jones, as well as Pound and Yeats. And evidence of the collision between the at the Hope Pub in Brighton, and have Brighton features as an idealised get-away grand and the minute in modernism. Too- been offered an innovative phono-poetry in the imagination of Joyce’s Leopold obvious examples include Joyce’s Homeric event curated by our co-sponsoring Bloom. Envisioning a better time for epic of daily life, or Kafka’s hunger artist, institution, Queen Mary, University of himself and Molly, Bloom thinks: ‘Tour the who makes a well-advertised, public London, at Brighton’s Nightingale Theatre south then. What about English watering occasion of his fraught relationship with on Friday 30 August. places? Brighton, Margate. Piers by food. Our participants have interpreted our moonlight. Her voice floating out. Those proffered topics of conversation as broadly Over this past year, my colleagues on the lovely seaside girls.’ as we had hoped: over the next four days, MSA steering committee have acted as delegates will discuss everything from excellent guides in thinking through We sincerely hope you enjoy your visit to everyday animals to eventful parties. And administrative and logistical concerns. Matt our English watering place. Be sure to say the traditional concerns of modernism – Huculak, MSA webmaster, has received a hello to the sea, and to visit one of gender, race, crisis, avant-gardism, truly disconcerting numbers of emails countless sweet shops offering you a stick philosophical self-reflexivity, temporality, to revising the endless work-in-progress that is or ten of Brighton rock. And perhaps, also, name just a few – have been inventively re- the conference website, remaining an keep an eye out at sunset for the flocks of interpreted through our thematic lenses. efficient and delightful correspondent starlings circling our own disappointed throughout. Paul Saint-Amour has offered bridge: the much-loved, dramatically burnt- The images scattered throughout our an admirably considerate and considered out West Pier of Brighton, a local, daily programme are also emblematic of our approach to conference negotiations, and reminder of past eventfulness. theme. These photographs are taken from as head of this year’s programme the Mass Observation archive, which began committee, Victoria Rosner has repeatedly, Sara Crangle, in 1937 with a view to recording the daily helpfully untangled the perplexing On behalf of the regional organising team lives of British people; this documentation 3 Programme Contents

Featured Speakers 6

Special/Satellite Events 8

Conference Overview 10

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

Thursday 29 August 12

Friday 30 August 14

Saturday 31 August 21

Sunday 1 September 28

Exhibitors, Acknowledgements, Governance 32

Index 44

Campus Map see back cover

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5 Featured Speakers

Keynote Speakers of numerous influential books and articles Narrative in Darwin, George Eliot and • Terry Eagleton, Lancaster University including Mary Cassatt (1980); Old Nineteenth Century Fiction (which is now in • Griselda Pollock, University of Leeds Mistresses: Women, Art and Ideology (1981) a third edition), George Eliot (1986), Open (with Rozsika Parker); Vision and Difference: Fields: Science in Cultural Encounter (1996), Keynote Round Table Femininity, Feminism, and Histories of Art and a collection of essays on Woolf, Virginia • Gillian Beer, University of Cambridge (1987); Avant-Garde Gambits: Gender and Woolf: The Common Ground (1996). She • Rachel Bowlby, University College London the Colour of Art History (1993); Aesthetics. has edited Darwin’s The Origin of Species • Ben Highmore, University of Sussex Politics. Ethics: Julia Kristeva 1966-96, (1997) and Freud’s The Wolfman and Other • Gabriel Josipovici, University of Sussex (Special Issue parallax, no. 8, 1998); and Case Histories (2002) and edited and • Esther Leslie, Birkbeck, University Encounters in the Virtual Feminist Museum: introduced Woolf’s The Waves and Between of London Time, Space and the Archive (2007) and the Acts for Oxford University Press. She is a • Michael Sheringham, Oxford University most recently, Concentrationary Cinema: Fellow of the British Academy and of the Aesthetics as Political Resistance in Alain Royal Society of Literature and was made a Terry Eagleton is Resnais's Night and Fog (1955), (edited with Dame in 1998. She has twice been a judge currently Max Silverman) (2011). She has exhibited of the Booker Prize. Her most recent work Distinguished her artistic work in Leeds and London, and has been on Lewis Carroll’s Alice books. Professor of English her video art work in Canada and Austria. Literature at Rachel Bowlby has Lancaster University; Professor Pollock will be speaking about written about the Professor of Cultural Charlotte Salomon, an artist who died history of consumer Theory at the unknown and invisible in Auschwitz in culture as well as National University 1943, having hidden away a vast artwork about modernist of Ireland, and Distinguished Visiting that has, since its first exhibition in 1961 writing, psycho- Professor of English Literature at the attracted scholars of modernist, Jewish and analysis and classical University of Notre Dame. He has feminist studies working in life narrative and literature. She is Lord published more than forty books, including autobiography. New evidence has come to Northcliffe Professor the indispensable Literary Theory: An light through a recent film that has radically of Modern English Literature at University Introduction (1983), The Ideology of the destabilised both the autobiographical and College London, and will be teaching in Aesthetic (1990), The Illusions of the historical readings of Life? or Theatre? Comparative Literature at Princeton from Postmodernism (1996), The Trouble with In this lecture, Professor Pollock will plot September, 2013. Before UCL she taught at Strangers: A Study of Ethics (2008), Why an analytical journey through one of the Sussex, Oxford, and York, and she has been a Marx was Right (2011) and The Event of most extraordinary products of modernist visiting professor at Cornell, Rutgers, Otago, Literature (2012). Eagleton delivered the culture on the edge of its and its author's and Paris 3 (the Sorbonne Nouvelle). Her 2008 Terry Lectures at Yale University and destruction by fascism, leading performat- books include Just Looking: Consumer the 2010 Edinburgh Gifford lecture, The ively towards the audience's own encounter Culture in Dreiser, Gissing and Zola (1985), God Debate. His work has been collected with the possible secret the work hides in Still Crazy After All These Years: Women, in The Eagleton Reader (1998) ed. Stephen plain view. Writing and Psychoanalysis (1992), Shopping Regan. His biting and brilliant criticism with Freud, and Freudian Mythologies: regularly appears in The Guardian, The This lecture is generously sponsored by the Greek Tragedies and Modern Identities London Review of Books and elsewhere. Leo Baeck Institute London. (2007). Her extensive work on Virginia Woolf includes the classic Feminist Destinations Griselda Pollock is a Gillian Beer was King (extended 1997) and editions of Woolf’s Professor of the Edward VII Professor work including Orlando (1992) and The Social and Critical of English Literature at Crowded Dance of Modern Life: Selected Histories of Art at the Cambridge University Essays (1993). Her newest book is A Child of University of Leeds, and the President of One’s Own (2013), about the changing and a world- Clare Hall College. narratives of parenthood in modern culture renowned scholar of Her numerous books and literature. international feminist include Darwin’s studies in the visual Plots: Evolutionary arts. She is the author, co-author and editor

6 Ben Highmore is a Esther Leslie is Michael Sheringham Professor of Cultural Professor in Political has been a Marshal Studies at the Aesthetics at Foch Professor of University of Sussex. Birkbeck, University French Literature at His current research of London. Her the University of interests centre research interests Oxford since 2004. around cultural include Marxist He is also a Fellow at feelings, domestic theories of aesthetics All Souls College, life and post-war and culture, Oxford. Previously British art (New Brutalism). His books European literary and visual modernism, he taught at the University of Kent and at include Everyday Life and Cultural Theory and the ‘everyday.’ Her publications Royal Holloway, University of London. He (2001); Cityscapes: Cultural Readings in the include Walter Benjamin (2007); Synthetic has written extensively on Surrealism, on Material and Symbolic City (2005); Michel Worlds: Nature, Art and the Chemical modern and contemporary French poetry, de Certeau: Analysing Culture (2006); A Industry (2005); Hollywood Flatlands: and on autobiography. He has published Passion for Cultural Studies (2009); and Animation, Critical Theory and the Avant- essays and articles on Beckett, Duras, Ordinary Lives: Studies in the Everyday garde (2002) and Walter Benjamin, Sartre, Genet, Barthes, Perec, Bonnefoy, (2011). He has published articles on a wide Overpowering Conformism (2000). Her Jaccottet, and many other authors. His range of topics including Jacques Rancière, translations include Georg Lukacs, A publications include André Breton: a John Berger, Richard Hamilton, and food Defence of 'History and Class Bibliography (1971); Samuel Beckett: and multiculturalism. His current book Consciousness' (2002) and Walter Molloy (1986) French Autobiography: projects are an account of New Brutalism Benjamin: The Archives (2007). She is Devices and Desires, Rousseau to Perec in British art in the 1950s and The Great involved in editing the journals, Historical (1993) and Everyday Life: Theories and Indoors: An Intimate History of the British Materialism: Research in Critical Marxist Practices from Surrealism to the House to be published by Profile next year. Theory, Radical Philosophy, and Present (2006). Revolutionary History. Gabriel Josipovici is a renowned modernist author and critic. He taught at the University of Sussex from 1963 until 1998, and was formerly Weidenfeld Professor of Comparative Literature at the University of Oxford. He has published numerous novels, volumes of short stories, and plays. In 2001 he published A Life, a biographical memoir of his mother, the translator and poet Sacha Rabinovitch. His critical books include The World and the Book: A Study of Modern Fiction (1971); The Lessons of Modernism and Other Essays (1977); The Book of God: A Response to the Bible (1988); On Trust: Art and the Temptations of Suspicion (1999), and What Ever Happened to Modernism? (2010) He is a frequent contributor to the Times Literary Supplement.

Spectators on the Seafront 7 Satellite and Special Events

PRE-CONFERENCE POETRY Full of their favourite things, the house Special Collections Workshop #2: 10.30 appears as if they just stepped out for a am, Friday 30 August 2013 READING walk. The Woolfs bought Monk’s House for Both workshops will take place in the the ‘shape and fertility and wildness of the Open Learning Space, University of Joshua Clover is the author of two books of garden.’ Today, the lovely cottage garden Sussex Library poetry (most recently, The Totality for Kids, contains a mix of flowers, vegetables, (please see campus map on the back University of California) and two of cultural orchards, lawns and ponds, as well as of programme) history. His current work, poetic and Virginia’s well-preserved writing shed. theoretical, concerns crisis and transformation of the world-system, in its DEPARTURE TIMES: broadest and most local manifestations. Please note: all delegates should meet their BRITISH MODERNIST Catherine Wagner’s most recent coach/bus outside Bramber House on publication is Nervous Device (City Lights, Refectory Road CINEMA – 2012). Kenneth Goldsmith wrote of her (see campus map on back of programme) TOUR & SCREENING, work: ‘Wagner is a great corrupter of Visit #1: Thursday 29 August, 12.45 pm poetry.’ Rachel Galvin is the author of a Visit #2: Friday 30 August, 3.15 pm DUKE OF YORK’S collection of poems, Pulleys & Locomotion Visit #3: Saturday 31 August, 12.45 pm PICTUREHOUSE (Black Lawrence Press 2009), and a poetry Visit #4: Sunday 1 September, 12.45 pm chapbook, Zoetrope (Ediciones Chätaro Pioneers were making, producing, and 2006). Her new collection of poems, Lost VISIT START TIMES: marketing major films in Brighton and Property Unit, was a finalist for the 2011 Visit #1: Thursday 29 August, 1.30 pm Hove as early as 1897 – among the earliest National Poetry Series and Alice James Visit #2: Friday 30 August, 4 pm in the world. The Duke of York’s opened in Books’ 2011 Kinereth Gensler Award. Visit #3: Saturday 31 August, 1.30 pm 1910 and is the UK’s oldest and longest- Visit #4: Sunday 1 September, 1.30 pm running purpose-built cinema. Over its one Hosted by the Hi Zero Poetry Reading hundred years The Duke of York’s has gone Series & sponsored by the School of from Edwardian Picture Palace to ‘flea-pit’ English, University of Sussex, and the to leading independent cinema going Centre for Modernist Studies, University SPECIAL COLLECTIONS through many stages that reflect the of Sussex. WORKSHOPS, changing nature of cinema exhibition in this country. In celebration of this aspect of Wednesday 28 August 2013 UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX our regional history, MSA 15 is offering a Doors open at 7.30 pm for an 8.30 pm start tour of the Duke of York’s cinema, followed Entry fee: £4 The University of Sussex houses many by a screening of a 1938 film, ‘Bank The Hope Pub, central Brighton (11-12 prominent modernist archives; our Holiday’, which is centered on the British Queen’s Road) collection includes Leonard Woolf’s papers, tradition whereby Londoners escape the many of Virginia Woolf’s papers, and the city on long weekends to misbehave in Mass Observation Archive, as well as the seaside towns like Brighton. work of Rudyard Kipling and Charles MONK’S HOUSE – VISITS Madge. As Special Collections is on the This event is generously sponsored in full move in the summer of 2013, we have by the School of Media, Film, and Music made arrangements for surrogate copies of at Sussex. Nestled in Rodmell, some of these holdings to be available to a village in the heart delegates in the university library, by Friday 30 August 2013 of rural Sussex, arrangement. Additionally, we are offering 9 am Monk’s House is a workshops during the conference for Duke of York’s Picturehouse, central tranquil 17th- delegates to look at some highlights from Brighton, Preston Road century weather- our original archival collections. (see city map provided in delegate pack) boarded cottage inhabited by Special Collections Workshop #1: 1 pm, Leonard and the novelist Virginia Woolf Thursday 29 August 2013 from 1919 until Leonard’s death in 1969. 8 CHARLESTON, HOME OF the UK. This event, specially curated for alongside those of Penrose and Miller, MSA15, brings digital late modernism back giving the visitor a fascinating look into the BLOOMSBURY – TOURS into material contact with early recording world of the Surrealists. technology as poets from the Archive Charleston was the perform with their own voices recorded Sunday 1 September 2013 home and country onto wax cylinders and replayed on Departure time: 8.15 am meeting place for phonographic equipment from the early Please note: A single coach will take all the Bloomsbury twentieth century. Featuring Redell Olsen touring delegates simultaneously. Delegates group. The interior (Punk Faun: A Bar Rock Pastel and Secure should meet their coach/bus outside was painted by the Portable Space), Jeff Hilson (Bird Bird and Bramber House on Refectory Road (see artists Duncan Grant In the Assarts), sound poet Holly Pester campus map on back of programme) and Vanessa Bell, (Hoofs and Folkslop), with special treats Tour #1: 9 am and together with their collection forms a from the Mass Observation Archive via Tour #2: 9.30 am unique example of their decorative style. Boris Jardine, and phonographic wonders Situated near Lewes, in East Sussex (just 10 from Aleksander Kolkowski. kilometres from the Sussex campus), the house and gardens are open to the public. Supported by the Faculty of Humanities CAMDEN TOWN GROUP and Social Sciences, Queen Mary and the DEPARTURE TIMES: generous contributions of those who DISPLAY – BRIGHTON Please note: all delegates should meet their helped crowd-fund the project. MUSEUM & ART GALLERY coach/bus outside Bramber House on Refectory Road Friday 30 August 2013, 8 pm prompt start - The Royal Pavilion & Museums has recently (see campus map on back of programme) please be seated by 7.50. received a permanent allocation of eight Tour #1: Friday 30 August at 5 pm 10 tickets are available at the registration works by artists of the Camden Town Group, Tour #2: Saturday 31 August at 9.15 am desk for those who have not purchased this forming part of the collection assembled by Tour #3: Saturday 31 August at 5 pm event in the conference registration package. Robert Bevan and his second wife Natalie The Nightingale Theatre, central Brighton Barclay. The new acquisition of paintings and TOUR START TIMES: (29-30 Surrey Street) drawings by Robert Polhill Bevan (1865- Tour #1: Friday 30 August at 6 pm 1925), Harold Gilman (1876-1919) and Tour #2: Saturday 31 August at 10 am Spencer Frederick Gore (1878-1914) is being Tour #3: Saturday 31 August at 6 pm celebrated with a display on the South FARLEY FARM HOUSE, Balcony at Brighton Museum & Art Gallery. HOME OF THE The museum held the seminal ‘Exhibition by the Camden Town Group and Others’ in “PHONO-POETRY”– SURREALISTS – TOURS 1913-14 – J.B. Manson and Wyndham Lewis ARCHIVE OF THE NOW wrote the catalogue. Additionally, the Lee Miller Brighton museum was the first institution to MEETS WAX CYLINDER (photographer, collect works by Robert P Bevan. Given this RECORDING writer, muse, and history, these important paintings and model) and Roland drawings are a significant contribution to the Penrose (artist and current holdings and displays of early On the evening of writer) came to live modern British figurative art. 30 August 2013, in Farley Farm Queen Mary will House in 1949 and Exhibit runs from 18 June to 15 host a poetry for the thirty-five years that followed they September, 2013 performance built up a collection of contemporary art Admission is free to the public. showcasing poets treasures, many of which were created by Brighton Museum & Art Gallery is located featured in ‘The their friends and visitors including Pablo next to a major city landmark, the Royal Archive of the Picasso, Man Ray, Max Ernst, Paul Éluard Pavilion in central Brighton Now’. The Archive is a digital collection of and Joan Miró. The work of these artists and (see city map provided in delegate pack) current innovative text work produced in numerous others are exhibited in the house 9 MSA 15 – CONFERENCE SCHEDULE – AN OVERVIEW

WEDNESDAY 28 5 – 5.15 pm 12.30 – 1.15pm Coffee/tea break, Jubilee Atrium Stanmer Park Walk AUGUST 2013 A 45-minute walk to the nature reserve 5.15 – 6.45 pm immediately adjacent to the campus led by 8.30 pm PLENARY Sussex’s own Alistair Davies. All welcome; Pre-Conference Poetry Reading: Joshua ‘An Event Between History and the weather permitting. Clover, Cathy Wagner, and Rachel Galvin Everyday: Encountering the Secret of Meeting point: Jubilee Atrium main The Hope Pub, Brighton city centre (11-12 Charlotte Salomon’s Life? or Theatre?’ entrance. Queens Road) Doors open at 7.30 pm Griselda Pollock Generously sponsored by the Leo Baeck 1.30 – 3.00 pm Institute London PLENARY ROUND TABLE Jubilee Large Lecture Theatre (G38) ‘Everydayness and the Event’ Gillian Beer, Rachel Bowlby, Ben THURSDAY 29 6.45 – 8 pm Highmore, Esther Leslie, Gabriel Josipovici, AUGUST 2013 RECEPTION generously sponsored by Johns Michael Sheringham Hopkins University Press, Jubilee Atrium Jubilee Large Lecture Theatre (G38) 8 am – 5 pm 3 – 3.30 pm MSA Executive Board Meeting, Fulton Coffee/tea break, Jubilee Atrium Building (201)

FRIDAY 30 AUGUST 2013 3.15 pm 9 am Monk’s House visit coach/bus departs (bus Registration opens – Fulton Building stop outside Bramber House, on Refectory (ground floor foyer) 9 am British Modernist Cinema Tour & Road) Screening, Duke of York’s Picturehouse, 4 pm 12 pm – 5pm Brighton city centre (Preston Road) Monk’s House visit #2, Rodmell Book Exhibit open – Fulton Building Social Space (ground floor) 9 am – 5pm 3.30 – 5 pm SESSION 4 Book Exhibit open – Fulton Building Social 12.30 – 2.30 pm Space (ground floor) 5 – 5.15 pm PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS Coffee/tea break, Jubilee Atrium 8.30 – 10 am SESSION 2 12.45 pm 5 pm Monk’s House coach/bus departs (bus stop Charleston Tour coach/bus departs (bus stop outside Bramber House, on Refectory Road) 10 – 10.30 am outside Bramber House, on Refectory Road) 1.30 pm Coffee/tea break, Jubilee Atrium 6 pm Monk’s House Visit #1, Rodmell 10.30 am Charleston Tour #1, Lewes 1 pm Special Collections Workshop, Open 5.15 – 7 pm SESSION 5 Special Collections Workshop, Open Learning Space, University of Sussex Learning Space, University of Sussex Library Library 6.45 – 8 pm 10.30 am – 12 pm SESSION 3 RECEPTION generously sponsored by Edinburgh University Press, Jubilee Atrium 2.30 – 3.00/3.30 pm Coffee/tea break, Jubilee Atrium 12 – 1.30 pm LUNCH A light, buffet-style lunch will be served in 8 pm ‘Phono-Poetry – Archive of the Now meets 3.00/3.30 – 5 pm SESSION 1 (3.00 pm start Jubilee Atrium Wax Cylinder recording’, Nightingale for seminars; 3.30 pm for all other sessions) Theatre, Brighton city centre (29-30 Surrey Street, kitty corner from Brighton Station)

10 SATURDAY 31 AUGUST 1.30 pm 9 & 9.30 am Monk’s House Visit #3, Rodmell Farley Farm House Tours, Chiddingly, 2013 Muddles Green, near Lewes 1.30 – 3.00 pm SESSION 8 IMPORTANT TRAVEL ADVISORY 8 – 10 am SESSION 10 A football/soccer match will be taking 3 – 3.30 pm place at the stadium adjacent to the Coffee/tea break, Jubilee Atrium 10 – 10.30 am University of Sussex campus on Saturday Coffee/tea break, Jubilee Atrium afternoon. As the stadium seats 30,000 3.30 – 5 pm SESSION 9 spectators, car traffic and public transport 10.30 am to noon SESSION 11 (including train lines) to and from Brighton city centre will be severely slowed, if not 5 – 5.15 pm completely gridlocked, throughout most of Coffee/tea break, Jubilee Atrium 12.45 pm Saturday afternoon. Monk’s House Visit coach/bus departs (bus 5.00 pm stop outside Bramber House, Refectory Delegates attending MSA15 on Saturday Charleston Tour coach/bus departs (bus Road) afternoon are strongly advised to arrive stop outside Bramber House, Refectory 1.30 pm absolutely no later than 12.30pm, and Road) Monk’s House Visit #4, Rodmell should plan to remain on site until 5.30pm 6 pm at the earliest. Charleston Tour #3, Lewes

9.15 am 5.15 – 6.45 pm PLENARY Charleston Tour coach/bus departs (bus Terry Eagleton, ‘The Event, Everydayness, stop outside Bramber House, on Refectory and Modernism’ Road) Jubilee Large Lecture Theatre (G 38) 10 am (please note: the winner of this year’s MSA Charleston Tour #2, Lewes book prize will be announced at this session) 9 am – 5 pm Book Exhibit open – Fulton Building Social 6.45 – 8 pm Space (ground floor) RECEPTION, Jubilee Atrium

8.00/8.30 – 10 am SESSION 6 (8.00 am start for seminars; 8.30 am for all other sessions) SUNDAY 1 10 – 10.30 am Charleston Coffee/tea break, Jubilee Atrium SEPTMBER 2013

10.30 am – 12 pm SESSION 7 8 am – 12 pm MSA Executive Board Meeting, Fulton Building (201) 12 - 1.30 pm LUNCH MSA Business Lunch – Dine Central Restaurant & Bar, Bramber House (first 9 am – 12 pm floor) Book Exhibit open – Fulton Building Social Light, buffet-style lunch – available to Space (ground floor) delegates not registered for the MSA business lunch, Jubilee Atrium 8.15 am Farley Farm House Tour coach/bus departs 12.45 pm (bus stop outside Bramber House, on Monk’s House Visit coach/bus departs Refectory Road) (bus stop outside Bramber House, on Refectory Road) Farley Farm House 11 book series, Columbia University Press) R1 - ROUNDTABLE: MODERNISM AND Jacqueline Baker, Oxford University Press INTERDISCIPLINARITY Thursday (U.K.), Commissioning Editor for Literature G155 JUBILEE Rebecca Beasley, The Queens College, Organiser: Carrie J. Preston Oxford University (co-editor, Edinburgh (Boston University) 8.00 – 5.00 MSA Executive Board Meeting Studies in Modernist Culture, Edinburgh 201 FULTON University Press) Nell Andrew (University of Georgia) Kevin J. H. Dettmar, Pomona College (co- Pamela Caughie (Loyola University Chicago) 12.30 – 2.30 editor and co-founder, Modernist Literature Katy Price (Queen Mary, University of and Culture book series, Oxford University London) Pre-Conference Press [US]) Katie Tanigawa (University of Victoria) David James, Queen Mary, University of Roger Rothman (Bucknell University) Workshops London (co-editor and co-founder, Literature Now book series, Columbia R2 - ROUNDTABLE: THE EMERGENT TEXT W1 - DIGITAL APPROACHES TO University Press) G22 JUBILEE VERSIONING AND VISUALISING Brigitte Shull, Head of Humanities, Organiser: Bonnie Costello MODERNISM Scholarly Division and Senior Editor, (Boston University) G23 JUBILEE Literature and Gender Studies Stephen Ross (University of Victoria) for Palgrave Macmillan (US) Cristanne Miller (University of Buffalo) J. Matthew Huculak (University of Victoria) Paul Saint-Amour, University of Thomas Travisano (Hartwick College) Pennsylvania (co-editor and co-founder, Fiona M. Green (University of Cambridge) W2 - MODERNISM FOR THE MASSES Modernist Latitudes book series, Columbia Susannah Hollister (University of Texas) G22 JUBILEE University Press) Rachel Galvin (Johns Hopkins University) Helen Sword (University of Auckland) W6 - FAIR USE/ FAIR DEALING: S1 - SEMINAR: MODERNISM AS W3 - WYNDHAM LEWIS: TOWARDS AN INFORMAL FOCUS GROUP 1 PEDAGOGY A COLLECTED, COMPLETE EDITION (1.00 START) 107 FULTON 104 FULTON (PRIVATE MEETING) Robert Spoo (Tulsa) Organiser: Peter Howarth (Queen Mary, 103 FULTON University of London) Paul Edwards (University of East Anglia) W7 - SPECIAL COLLECTIONS AT SUSSEX: WORKSHOP 1 (1.00 START) Rebecca Beasley (University of Oxford) W4 - WHAT DO JOURNALS WANT? OPEN LEARNING SPACE, Angus Brown (University of Oxford) (1.00 START) UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX LIBRARY Richard Cole (University of Alberta) 104 FULTON Fiona Courage (Manager, Sussex Lise Jaillant (University of British Columbia) Susan Stanford Friedman, University of Special Collections) Lauren Kozol (Hofstra University) Wisconsin-Madison (editor, Contemporary Serena Le (University of California, Women’s Writing) Berkeley) Ann Ardis, University of Delaware (editor Alex Ling (University of Western Sydney) of Modernism/modernity) 12.45 Monk’s House Visit Departure Elizabeth Micakovic (University of Exeter) Peter Boxall, University of Sussex (editor, (bus stop outside Bramber House, on Benjamin Poore (Queen Mary, University Textual Practice) Refectory Road) of London) Deborah Longworth, University of 1.30 Monk’s House Visit #1 Kate Stanley (Western University) Birmingham (editor and founder, Robert Volpicelli (The Pennsylvania Modernist Cultures) State University) Douglas Mao, Johns Hopkins University Kelly Walsh (Yonsei University) (former senior editor, English 2.30 – 3.00/3.30 Coffee/Tea Break, S2 - SEMINAR: MODERNIST Literary History) Jubilee Atrium REFORMATIONS AND REACTIVATIONS W5 - WHAT DO PRESSES WANT 103 FULTON (FROM A FIRST BOOK)? (1.00 START) Organisers: David James G155 JUBILEE 3/3.30 – 5.00 Session 1 (Queen Mary, University of London) Rebecca L. Walkowitz, Rutgers University (3 pm start for seminars; 3.30 pm for all Urmila Seshagiri (University of Tennessee) (co-editor and co-founder, Literature Now other sessions)

12 - THURSDAY 29 AUGUST 2013 Kevin Brazil (New College, University S5 - SEMINAR: MODERNISM AND THE Carol Mavor (University of Manchester), of Oxford) NEW WOMAN ‘Fairy Tale Time: The Winter Garden Michaela Bronstein (Harvard University) 101 FULTON Photograph and Roland Barthes’ George Fragopoulos (CUNY) Organiser: Carey Snyder (Ohio University) Camera Lucida’ Amanda Golden (Georgia Institute of Elizabeth Abel (University of California, Technology) Tiffany Ball (University of Michigan) Berkeley), ‘Light Rooms: Barthes, Woolf, Michael LeMahieu (Clemson University) Veronica Barnsley (University and the Mediums of Maternal Mourning’ Omri Moses (Concordia University) of Manchester) Yasna Bozhkova (University of Paris 3: Chris Mourant (King's College London) Sarah Galletly Sorbonne Nouvelle), ‘“Silver Lucifer”: Matt Oches (University of Michigan) Anna Girling (University of Edinburgh) “Stellectric Signs” between Mina Loy Rebecca Walkowitz (Rutgers University) Alyssa Mackenzie (The Graduate Center, and Roland Barthes’ CUNY) S3 - SEMINAR: MODERNISM AND WORK Lisa Mendelman (University of California, Y1 - WHAT ARE YOU READING? 107 FULTON Los Angeles) G36 JUBILEE This seminar is closed to auditors. Philip Tsang (University of Pennsylvania) Organisers: Mary Wilson (Christopher 1 - COLONIAL MODERNISM Alex Christie (University of Victoria) Newport University) AND THE CIRCUITS OF EMPIRE Bridget Vincent (University of Melbourne) Bryony Randall (University of Glasgow) G31 JUBILEE Jason Canniff (University of Maine) Organiser: Anna Snaith (King’s Lauren Kozol (Hofstra University) Catherine Clay (Nottingham College London) Anne Fernald (Fordham University) Trent University) Chair: Saikat Majumdar (Stanford) Madelyn Detloff (Miami University) 5.00 – 5.15 Coffee/Tea Break, Clara Jones (Queen Mary, University Elleke Boehmer (University of Oxford), Jubilee Atrium of London) ‘Land and Pearls: Wealth and Empire’ Thomas Karshan (University of East Anglia) Laura Winkiel (University of Colorado Neil Levi (Drew University) Boulder), ‘The Decolonising Epic: 5.15 – 6.45 Plenary Lisa Otty (University of Edinburgh) World System and the Prosaic’ Rebecca Roach (University of Oxford) Anna Snaith (King’s College, London), Professor Griselda Pollock (Leeds) Mark Steven (University of New ‘Allegories of Empire: Olive Schreiner, ‘An Event Between History and the South Wales) Prostitution and Diamonds’ Everyday: Encountering the Secret Tara Stubbs (Oxford University (OUDCE)) of Charlotte Salomon’s Judy Suh (Duquesne University) 2 - HARDBOILED MODERNISM Life? or Theatre?’ 113 FULTON Sponsored by the Leo Baeck S4 - SEMINAR: THE EVERYDAY VERSUS Organiser: Will Norman (University Institute, London THE EVENT: MAGAZINES, of Kent) Jubilee Large Lecture Theatre (G38) FASHIONABILITY AND THE DIGITAL Chair: William J. Maxwell (Washington TURN University in St. Louis) 202 FULTON 6.45 – 8.00 Reception Organisers: Faye Hammill (University David J. Alworth (Harvard University), Generously sponsored by Johns Hopkins of Strathclyde) ‘Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird’ University Press, Jubilee Atrium Paul Hjartarson (University of Alberta) Mark Eaton (Azusa Pacific University), Hannah McGregor (University of Guelph) ‘Hardboiled Fiction and New Sociologies of Literature’ Lisa Colletta (American University of Rome) Will Norman (University of Kent), ‘The Big Charlie Dawkins (University of Oxford) Empty: Chandler’s Transatlantic Modernism’ Fiona Hackney (Falmouth University) Louise Kane (De Montfort University) 3 - ROLAND BARTHES AND THE Hazel McLeod (University of Sussex) MEDIATION OF MODERNISM Isabelle Parkinson (Queen Mary, University 114 FULTON of London) Organiser: Elizabeth Abel Caroline Pollentier (University of Paris 3) (University of California, Berkeley) Andrew Roberts (University of Dundee) Chair: John Lurz (Tufts University) Alice Wood (University of Portsmouth)

THURSDAY 29 AUGUST 2013 - 13 Chair: Allison Pease (John Jay College of Chair: Ben Highmore (University of Sussex) Criminal Justice) Friday Rex Ferguson (University of Birmingham), David Nowell Smith (University of East ‘In Search of Lost Time and the Attunement Anglia), ‘Yeats’s dislocations’ of Jealousy’ Lauren Elkin (Université de Paris VII/The Kunio Shin (Tsuda College), ‘Restlessness CUNY Graduate Center), ‘Houses in Paris, 9.00 British Modernist Cinema Tour and the Affectivity of Worldlessness in Houses in Cork: Elizabeth Bowen and the & Screening Virginia Woolf's The Years’ Modernist Inheritance’ Duke of York’s Picturehouse, Brighton Oren Goldschmidt (Jesus College, Oxford), Amanda Dennis (University of California, city centre (Preston Road) ‘Woolf’s Intimate Moods’ Berkeley), ‘The Body as Landscape in Beckett’s Postwar Novellas’ 6 - EVERYDAYNESS AND THE GREAT WAR: RECOVERED MODERNISMS 9 - EVERYDAY ANIMALS 8.30 – 10.00 Session 2 114 FULTON G31 JUBILEE Organiser: Nancy K. Gish (University of Organiser: Derek Ryan (University of Kent) Southern Maine) Chair: Michael Lawrence (University of R3 - ROUNDTABLE: EVERYDAY Chair: Fabio Vericat (Universidad Sussex) TECHNOLOGY: TEACHING MODERNISM Complutense de Madrid) AND DIGITAL MEDIA Jane Spencer (University of Exeter), ‘David G155 JUBILEE Nancy K. Gish (University of Southern Hume’s Dogs and the Dethronement of the Organiser and Chair: Amanda Golden Maine), ‘David Jones's War: “Day by Day Human’ (Georgia Institute of Technology) in the Waste Land”’ Derek Ryan (University of Kent), ‘Woolf’s Margery Palmer McCulloch (Glasgow Victorian Bovine Territories’ Sarah Terry (Oglethorpe University) University), ‘Edwin Muir and the Single, Jane Goldman (University of Glasgow), Paige Morgan (University of Washington) Disunited World’ ‘Woolf’s Diurnal Dogs’ Erin Templeton (Converse College) Nancy Hargrove (Mississippi State Anouk Lang (University of Strathclyde) University), ‘The Everyday and the Sublime 10 - GOOD MODERNISMS: AESTHETIC Emily James (University of St. Thomas) in Hope Mirlees's Paris: a Poem and T. S. LEGACY AFTER 1945 Doris Bremm (Georgia Institute Eliot's The Waste Land’ 103 FULTON of Technology) Organiser: John Lurz (Tufts University) Anita Helle (Oregon State University) 7 - MODERNISM'S CHRONIC Chair: Peter Boxall (University of Sussex) CONDITIONS 4 - WOMEN, WAR, AND THE EVERYDAY G22 JUBILEE Johanna Winant (University of Chicago), 101 FULTON Organisers: Ulrika Maude (University ‘Escaping The Silencer: Iris Murdoch’s Organiser: Rebecca Walsh (North Carolina of Bristol) Rearguard Modernism’ State University) Laura Salisbury (University of Exeter) Paige Reynolds (College of the Holy Cross), Chair: Amy Evans (King’s College, London) Chair: Elizabeth Barry (University ‘The ‘Yes’ of Contemporary Irish Literature: of Warwick) Babies and Good Modernism’ Celena E. Kusch (University South Carolina John Lurz (Tufts University), ‘“Learning Our Upstate), ‘Bombing and Salvage: H.D. and Laura Salisbury (University Of Exeter), Stuff:” The Swimming-Pool Library and the Robert Herring’s “Verse Reportage”’ ‘“There is Nothing Ready Made for Him”: Violent Codes of Modernism’ Elizabeth Anderson (University of On Woolf, Illness and Language’ Glasgow), ‘The Spiritual Life of Things: Susie Christensen (King's College, London), 11 - MODERNISM AND MAINSTREAM Materialism and Spirituality in H.D.’s World ‘Looking Inwards and Finding Time: The PERIODICALS: BRITAIN, 1910-1940 War II Texts’ Neurology of Henry Head and the Diaries 107 FULTON Christine Battersby (University of Warwick), of Virginia Woolf’ Organiser: Charlie Dawkins (University ‘What Did She Love? Grimm Reality, H.D.’s Ulrika Maude (University of Bristol), of Oxford) Everyday and the Mending of Time’ ‘Chronic Conditions: Beckett, Bergson Chair: Hannah McGregor (University and Medicine’ of Guelph) 5 - MODERNIST MOODS 113 FULTON 8 - LIVING SPACES Charlie Dawkins (University of Oxford), Organiser: Rex Ferguson (University 104 FULTON ‘Conservative Modernisms in the Spectator, of Birmingham) Organiser: Amanda Dennis (University of 1925-1930’ California, Berkeley) Alice Wood (University of Portsmouth), 14 - FRIDAY 30 AUGUST 2013 ‘Modernism in the Mainstream: British Women's Magazines, 1915-1940’ María del Pilar Blanco (University of Cherene Sherrard-Johnson (University of Eleni Loukopoulou (Independent), ‘James Oxford), ‘The World in a Hurry: José Martí Wisconsin-Madison) Joyce in the New Statesman and the and the 1889 Paris Exhibition’ James Smethhurst (UMass Amherst) Modernist Public Sphere’ Michelle Clayton (Brown University), ‘New Cary Wintz (Texas Southern University) World Views: Seeing through Joyce’s 12 - COMMON READERS AND Bolivian Postcard’ R5 - ROUNDTABLE: THE SECOND EVERYDAY READING Alejandra Uslenghi (Northwestern WORLD WAR: ART AND THE EVERYDAY 201 FULTON University), ‘Worlds on Exhibition: Latin G155 JUBILEE Organiser: Caroline Pollentier (University American Views of Paris 1900’ Organisers: Lara Feigel (King’s of Paris 3) College London) Chair: Rachel Bowlby (University 15 - PERSONALITIES, PERFORMANCES Leo Mellor (Murray Edwards College London) AND FAÇADES College, Cambridge) 213 FULTON Caroline Pollentier (University of Paris 3), Organiser: Deborah Longworth (University Finn Fordham (Royal Holloway) ‘Virginia Woolf, common readers, and of Birmingham) Alexandra Harris (University of Liverpool) formalist criticism’ Chair: Deborah Sugg Ryan (University Marina MacKay (Durham University) Kate Macdonald (Ghent University), ‘An College Falmouth) Ian Patterson (Queens’ College Cambridge) everyday reading of speed’ Adam Piette (Sheffield University) Mary Grover (Sheffield Hallam University), Deborah Longworth (University of ‘Reading in common: everyday reading in Birmingham), ‘Modernism and the 16 - RELIGION, WOMEN, AND Sheffield (1920-1960)’ Ornamental’ MODERNISM Allan Pero (University of Western Ontario), 104 FULTON 13 - MODERNISM AND PUBLIC ‘“A thousand playful sparks”: Ronald Organiser: Jenny Hyest (Lehigh University) EMOTION, THEN AND NOW Firbank’s Rococo Modernism’ Chair: Heather Ingman (Trinity 202 FULTON Gyllian Phillips (Nipissing University), ‘The College Dublin) Organisers: Richard Cole (University pleasures of poetry: rhyme as decoration of Alberta) and play in Edith Sitwell’s Façade poems’ Susan Stanford Friedman (University of Julie Taylor (Northumbria University) Wisconsin-Madison), ‘Unveiling: HD’s Chair: Richard Cole (University of Alberta) Unseemly Mary Magdalene and the 10.00 – 10.30 Coffee/Tea Break, Defiance of Huda Shaarawi’ Victoria Papa (Northeastern University), Jubilee Atrium Jenny Hyest (Lehigh University), ‘Not ‘Into the Night: Time, Queer Love, and the Entirely Secular, Not Entirely Sacred: May Politics of Public Intimacy in Barnes Sinclair, H.D., and Modernism’s and Nugent’ Religious Remainder’ Lisa Mendelman (University of California, 10.30 – 12.00 Session 3 Jana Funke (University of Exeter), ‘Radclyffe Los Angeles), ‘Willa Cather’s Modernist Hall’s Radical Catholicism, Outsiderism, Sentimentalism and the Aesthetics of and the Meaning of Community’ Public Feeling’ W8 - SPECIAL COLLECTIONS Julie Taylor (Northumbria University), AT SUSSEX: WORKSHOP 2 17 - MODERNIST TEMPORALITIES: ‘Race, Animation, and Animatedness in OPEN LEARNING SPACE, EVERYDAYNESS AND “EMPIRE TIME” Jean Toomer’s Cane’ UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX LIBRARY 202 FULTON Fiona Courage (Manager, Sussex Organiser: Jade Munslow Ong (University 14 - THE VIEW FROM LATIN AMERICA: Special Collections) of Manchester) POSTCARDS, WORLD’S FAIRS, AND Chair: Andrew Thacker (De TRANSNATIONAL WRITING R4 - ROUNDTABLE: HARLEM Montfort University) 203 FULTON RENAISSANCE STUDIES NOW Organisers: María del Pilar Blanco G22 JUBILEE Susan Reid, (University of Northampton), (University of Oxford) Organiser: Adam McKible (John Jay College ‘“There’s another dimension”: Time and Michelle Clayton (Brown University) of Criminal Justice) Empire in Mexican Writings by D. H. Alejandra Uslenghi Lawrence and Aldous Huxley’ (Northwestern University) Maureen Honey (University of Nebraska) Jade Munslow Ong (University of Chair: Harris Feinsod William J. Maxwell (Washington University Manchester), ‘“Everyday Time” and “Empire (Northwestern University) in St. Louis) Time” in Novellas by Sylvia Townsend Venetria K. Patton (Purdue University)

FRIDAY 30 AUGUST 2013 - 15 Warner and Olive Schreiner’ Jennifer Sorensen Emery-Peck (Oberlin 23 - THE DADA APP Veronica Barnsley (University of College), ‘Everyday Objects, Media 113 FULTON Manchester), ‘Everyday Resistance and Failures, and the Material Text: The Hogarth Organiser: Merrill Cole (Western Illinois Modernist Form in Three Indian Novels’ Press Edition of Katherine Mansfield’s University) Prelude’ Chair: Darren Clarke (Charleston Trust) 18 - VARIETIES OF RELIGION AND Beci Dobbin (University College London), SPIRITUALITY IN MODERNIST WRITING ‘The Poetics of the Penny in the Kimberly Quiogue Andrews (Yale 203 FULTON Slot Machine’ University), ‘Dada and Data’ Organiser: Suzanne Hobson (Queen Mary, Joseph Elkanah Rosenberg (University of Lauren Kozol (Hofstra University), University of London) Notre Dame), ‘Henry James and the ‘Dialogues with Dada Debris’ Chair: Rod Rosenquist (University Moving Image’ Merrill Cole (Western Illinois University), of Portsmouth) ‘No Ditto in Dada’ 21 - MODERNISM AND THE QUEER Suzanne Hobson (Queen Mary, University ORDINARY 24 - EVERYDAYNESS AND THE SPANISH of London), ‘Early Modernism and G36 JUBILEE CIVIL WAR: UNCOVERING THE LOST “Undenominational” Religions’ Organiser: Mary Wilson (Christopher ARCHIVES OF MODERNISM Henry Mead (Worcester College, Oxford), Newport University) 114 FULTON ‘”Emancipation from Emancipation”: Chair: Pamela Caughie (Loyola Organisers: J. Ashley Foster (Brooklyn College) Modernist Heresy and Orthodoxy at the University Chicago) Evelyn Scaramella (Manhattan College) New Age’ Chair: Peter Boxall (University of Sussex) Sheela Banerjee (University of East Anglia), Vaclav Paris (University of Pennsylvania), ‘Virginia Woolf and the Mysticism of ‘The Ordinary Way Inside Us: Gertrude Page Dougherty Delano (Borough of the Everyday’ Stein’s The Making of Americans: Being the Manhattan Community College), ‘The History of a Family’s Progress’ Marriage of Archives: The Things They 19 - OBJECTS, BODIES, SYSTEMS Tiffany Ball (The University of Michigan- Carried Joined with Digging Widely’ 103 FULTON Ann Arbor), ‘Looking at the Doll’s House: Anne Donlon (The Graduate Center, Organiser: Emily James (University of Queer Identification in Elizabeth Bowen’s CUNY), ‘Cosas de España, 1936-1946: St. Thomas) The Hotel’ Nancy Cunard’s Spanish Scrapbook’ Chair: Douglas Mao (Johns Ria Banerjee (The Graduate Center, CUNY), J. Ashley Foster (Brooklyn College), ‘Friends Hopkins University) ‘Departures from the Ordinary: Mothering at the Front: Responding to Total War in in Nightwood’ Spain’ Patrick Moran (Princeton University), Mary Wilson (Christopher Newport Evelyn Scaramella (Manhattan College), ‘Kaleidoscopic Modernism: Optical Toys University), ‘“Chasms in the continuity of ‘Autobiography and the Archive: and the Writers Who Loved Them’ our ways”: War, Narrative, and the Queer Recovering Langston Hughes’s Spanish Michael Rubenstein (Stony Brook Contours of Everyday Modernity’ Civil War Notebooks’ University), ‘Sex, God, Terror and Taps: Hydrophobia as Writer’s Block in Joyce’ 22 - DAILY DOSE: MODERNIST 25 - FASHIONING THE EVERYDAY: Emily James (University of St. Thomas), INTOXICATIONS FASHION, MODERNISM, TRANSLATION ‘A Portrait of the Artist’s Heart Disease: 101 FULTON 201 FULTON Writer’s Block and the Body’ Organiser and Chair: Annalisa Zox-Weaver Organisers: Emma West (Cardiff University) (Claremont Graduate University) Sophie Oliver (Royal Holloway, University 20 - EVERYDAY MEDIA AND MATERIAL of London) AESTHETICS Eric Dean Rasmussen (University of Chair: Faye Hammill (University of G31 JUBILEE Stavanger), ‘The Dope Trope in Thomas Strathclyde) Organisers: Joseph Elkanah Rosenberg Pynchon’s Fiction’ (University of Notre Dame) Sam Reese (University of Sydney), ‘Bowles, Vike Martina Plock (University of Exeter), Jennifer Sorensen Emery-Peck Cocteau, and the Aesthetics of Intoxication’ ‘“The Search for the Dress, the Perfect (Oberlin College) Jason Ciaccio (CUNY Graduate Center), Dress”: Fashion in Jean Rhys’s Left Bank Chair: John David Rhodes (University ‘Time Wasted—Intoxication as Critique in Fiction’ of Sussex) Thomas Mann’s The Magic Mountain’ Sophie Oliver (Royal Holloway, University of London), ‘“Fleurs du Mal à la Mode de New York”: Transatlantic Fashions and

16 - FRIDAY 30 AUGUST 2013 Modernity in Djuna Barnes’s The Book of Chair: Vicky Mahaffey (University of Repulsive Women’ 1.30 – 3.00 Plenary Illinois, Urbana-Champaign) Emma West (Cardiff University), ‘“The Well-Dressed Woman”: Fashion, Round Table Ben Levitas (Goldsmiths, University of Representation and Aspiration in British ‘Everydayness and the Event’ London), ‘Continental Expressionism on the Travel Posters, 1920–1948’ Gillian Beer, Rachel Bowlby, Ben Irish Stage in the 1920s’ Highmore, Esther Leslie, Gabriel Josipovici, Rhiannon Moss (Queen Mary, University of 26 - “AS IF IT WERE 1913 AGAIN” – Michael Sheringham London), ‘Radical Pageantry: National MODERNISM / THEORY / POST-THEORY Jubilee Large Lecture Theatre (G38) Theatre and Public Space’ 107 FULTON Stephanie Boland (Queen Mary, University Organiser and Chair: Ned Hercock of London), ‘Joyce among the Cockneys: (University of Sussex) The East End as Alternative London’ 3.00 – 3.30 Coffee/Tea Break, Drew Milne (University of Cambridge), Jubilee Atrium 30 - “LOST FOR HISTORY”: THE MINOR, ‘Ideology and Idiolects: Adorno and the THE NEGLECTED, THE SUPPRESSED Grammar of Argument’ 107 FULTON Gregg Lambert (Syracuse University), ‘On Organiser: Michael Kindellan (Universität Beckett and Method’ Bayreuth) Herman Rapaport (Wake Forest University), 3.15 Monk’s House visit coach/bus Chair: Miranda Hickman (McGill University) ‘Education in an Age of Academic Twitter’ departs (bus stop outside Bramber House, on Refectory Road) Eric White (Oxford Brookes University), 27 - AUTHORSHIP BEYOND AND 4.00 Monk’s House visit #2, Rodmell ‘American Histories: Bricolage, Pastiche AGAINST THE INDIVIDUAL and Robert McAlmonʼs Contact Editions’ 214 FULTON Joshua Kotin (Princeton University), Organiser: Jordan Brower (Yale University) ‘Nadezhda Mandel'shtamʼs Chair: Julie Napolin (The New School) Endless Memoirs’ Michael Kindellan (Universität Bayreuth), Jordan Brower (Yale University), ‘Faulkner’s 3.30 – 5.00 Session 4 ‘“Historic blackout”: Ezra Poundʼs anti- (Critique of) Corporate Authorship’ philological poetics’ Dean Irvine (Dalhousie University), 28 - MASS-OBSERVERS AND THE MASSES ‘Laboratories of Everyday Life: Mass OBSERVED 31 - MODERNIST AFTERMATHS: THE Observation and Mass Surrealism’ 104 FULTON LITERATURE OF APOLOGY R. John Williams (Yale University), ‘The Organiser: Laura Marcus (University 101 FULTON Oracle as Corporate Author: Narrative of Oxford) Organiser: Bridget Vincent (University of Gurus and the Plurality of Global Futures’ Chair: Nick Hubble (Brunel) Melbourne) Chair: Karen Schaller (University of East David Bradshaw (University of Oxford), Anglia) 12.00 – 1.30 LUNCH ‘Wretched Sparrows: Persecution, A light, buffet-style lunch will be served in Perseverance and Defiance in the Writings Bridget Vincent (University of Melbourne), Jubilee Atrium of Virginia Woolf’ ‘Singing Sorry: Twentieth Century Poetry Andrzej Gasiorek (University of and Public Apology’ Birmingham), ‘“The Promise of the Ellen Smith (Princeton University), ‘Judith Unknown”: Humphrey Jennings, Wright’s Apologetic Nationalism’ Surrealism, and Everyday Life’ Beryl Pong (University of Cambridge), ‘“I 12.30 – 1.15 Stanmer Park Walk Laura Marcus (University of Oxford), ‘The swear I’ll fix it”: Post-war Reconstruction, A 45-minute walk to the nature reserve “film-mindedness” of Mass-Observation’ Deconstruction, and Intergenerational immediately adjacent to the campus led Apology’ by Sussex’s own Alistair Davies. 29 - URBAN CULTURE IN IRISH All welcome; weather permitting. MODERNISM: STREETS, SLANG AND 32 - INSTITUTIONS OF MODERNISM Meeting point: Jubilee Atrium SPECTACLE REVISITED main entrance 103 FULTON G22 JUBILEE Organiser: Rhiannon Moss (Queen Mary, Organiser: Patrick Collier (Ball University of London) State University)

FRIDAY 30 AUGUST 2013 - 17 Chair: Ann Ardis (University of Delaware) Nicoletta Asciuto (Durham University), ‘A Organiser: Carey Snyder (Ohio University) Patrick Collier (Ball State University), Japan of the Mind: Basil Bunting’s Chair: Debra Rae Cohen (University of ‘Collecting as Anti-Modernist Practice’ Modernist Adaptation of Chōmei’s Hōjōki’ South Carolina) Leonard Diepeveen (Dalhousie University), Katherine Isobel Baxter (Northumbria ‘Doggerel Modernism’ University), ‘Silent Negotiations: Chiang Sarah Hayden (University College Cork), Cecily Swanson (New York University), Yee’s A Chinese Artist in Lakeland’ ‘“the same (bent) of doing things”: Reading ‘Reassembling the Modernist Salon’ Christopher Donaldson (Lancaster (obliquely) across the literary and plastic art University), ‘Form and Self-Transformation production of Mina Loy’ 33 - MODERNISM AND CRISIS in de Campos’s Barrow-on-Furness’ Leif Sorensen (Colorado State University), G155 JUBILEE ‘Ambivalent Ancestors: Recovering Native Organisers: Angeliki Spiropoulou 36 - THE POLITICS OF SCIENTIFIC American Fiction of the 1930s’ (University of the Peloponnese) RATIONALITY IN MODERNIST CULTURE Carey Snyder (Ohio University), ‘Serv[ing] Vassiliki Kolocotroni (University of Glasgow) 114 FULTON Current Causes: the Rhys Revival’ Chair: David Ayers (University of Kent) Organiser: Matthew Taunton (University of East Anglia) 39 - STAGING THE DIALECTIC BETWEEN Douglas Mao (Johns Hopkins University), Chair: Ulrika Maude (University of Bristol) THE EVERYDAY AND THE EVENT ‘Changing Climates: Shaw, Bowen, and the G36 JUBILEE Temporality of Disaster’ Matthew Taunton (University of East Organiser: Lorraine Sim (University of Stephen Ross (University of Victoria), Anglia), ‘The Significance of Mathematics Western Sydney) ‘Conspiracy and Crisis in the Modernist in Writing about the Soviet Union’ Chair: Esther Leslie (Birkbeck, University of Novel’ Benjamin Dawson (Bauhaus-Universität London) Vassiliki Kolocotroni (University of Weimar), ‘Oxen of the Son: Experiment and Glasgow), ‘Modernism's Supreme Moment: Liturgy between the Wars’ Alex Ling (University of Western Sydney), Crisis and Cairos’ Stephen Sale (London Consortium), ‘The Everydayness of the Event’ Angeliki Spiropoulou (University of the ‘Turingzeit: Mathematical Determination in Marc Botha (Durham University), Peloponnese), ‘Modernism’s Ordinary Crises’ Heidegger and Kittler’ ‘Amplifying the Everyday: Fragile Events in the Work of John Cage’ 34 - AMERICAN SURREALISM, FORMS, 37 - MODERNISM, (IN)HOSPITALITY Lorraine Sim (University of Western PROJECTS AND TEMPORALITIES AND THE EVENT OF THE VISIT Sydney), ‘“Extraordinary Actuality”: Helen 202 FULTON 201 FULTON Levitt’s Streets’ Organiser: Céline Mansanti (University of Organiser: Emily Ridge (Durham University) Amiens) Chair: Marina MacKay (Durham University) 40 - HARLEM RENAISSANCE SEXUALITIES Chair: Anne Reynes-Delobel (Aix-Marseille 203 FULTON Université) Ann-Marie Einhaus (Northumbria Organiser: Benjamin Kahan (Louisiana University), ‘Unwanted Visitors: State University) Céline Mansanti (University of Amiens), (In)hospitality and social morality in Chair: Maureen Honey (University of ‘Uncharted Modernisms : 1920s American Rosamond Lehmann’s The Ballad and the Nebraska-Lincoln) Surrealist Literature and Cinema’ Source’ Frank Conesa (prev. Aix-Marseille Helen Green (Northumbria University), ‘Ill- Tyler T. Schmidt (Lehman College, CUNY), Université), ‘Surrealism in Nathanael West’s fated Visits: The Interplay of the Natural and ‘“Prancing Negroes”: Ronald Firbank, The Dream Life of Balso Snell (1931) and Supernatural in Algernon Blackwood’s “The Richard Bruce Nugent, and Max Ewing’ Miss Lonelyhearts (1933)’ Willows” and John Buchan’s “No Man’s Gary Edward Holcomb (Ohio University), Respondent: Alexander Howard (University Land”’ ‘“What’s your nakedness to me?”: Queering of Sussex), ‘Keep on Waking: Making Fun Ashley Maher (Washington University in St the Harlem Renaissance’ Out of Surrealism in the United States’ Louis), ‘Architectural Inhospitality: Modernist Benjamin Kahan (Louisiana State architecture's disruption of social order in University), ‘Antediluvian Sex: Countée 35 - MULTILINGUAL IMAGININGS OF Evelyn Waugh's Decline and Fall’ Cullen, Christopher Smart, and the PLACE AND PERSONA: BUNTING, Emily Ridge (Durham University), Queerness of Uplift’ PESSOA AND CHIANG YEE ‘Hospitality in Crisis: The Wartime Politics of 113 FULTON Visiting in Elizabeth Bowen’s Y2 - WHAT ARE YOU READING? Organiser: Katherine Isobel Baxter “Summer Night”’ 213 FULTON (Northumbria University) Elizabeth Brunton (Queen Mary, University Chair: Annabel Haynes (Durham University) 38 - RECOVERING MODERNISMS of London) G31 JUBILEE Dina Al-Kassim (University of British 18 - FRIDAY 30 AUGUST 2013 Columbia) Tim Armstrong (Royal Holloway, University Guy Reynolds (University of Nebraska) 42 - MASS-OBSERVATION AND BEYOND of London) Edward Sugden (University of Oxford) 202 FULTON Deborah Sugg Ryan (Falmouth University) Organiser: Nick Hubble (Brunel University) Kelly Walsh (Yonsei University) R8 - ROUNDTABLE: NEW DIRECTIONS Chair: Laura Marcus (University of Oxford) Natasha Periyan (Royal Holloway, IN FEMINIST MODERNIST STUDIES University of London) 104 FULTON Nick Hubble (Brunel University), ‘Charles Organisers: Jane Garrity (University of Madge, Mass-Observation and Mass Colorado) Poetry’ 5.00 – 5.15 Coffee/Tea Break, Celia Marshik (Stony Brook University) Debra Rae Cohen (University of South Jubilee Atrium Carolina), ‘“If our air is to be ‘free,’ how Sara Blair (University of Michigan) free?”: Tom Harrisson, the BBC and Mid- Caroline Evans (University of the Arts War Morale’ London and Stockholm University) Michael McCluskey (Harvard University), Jane Goldman (University of Glasgow) ‘Kitchen-Sink Surrealism: Humphrey 5.00 Charleston tour coach/bus departs Ambreen Hai (Smith College) Jennings and Housework’ (bus stop outside Bramber House, on Ewa Plonowska Ziarek (University of Refectory Road) Buffalo) 43 - THE MODERNIST PARTY 6.00 Charleston Tour #1, Lewes 203 FULTON R9 - ROUNDTABLE: HISTORY AS Organiser: Kate McLoughlin (Birkbeck, NECESSITY IN EVERYDAYNESS AND THE University of London) EVENT Chair: Laura Frost (The New School) 107 FULTON Organiser: Phyllis Lassner (Northwestern Kate McLoughlin (Birkbeck, University of 5.15 – 7.00 Session 5 University) London), ‘Prufrock Party-Goer: Tongue-Tied at Tea’ Elizabeth Maslen (Institute of English Joanne Winning (Birkbeck, University of R6 - ROUNDTABLE: THE AMERICANIST Studies, University of London) London), ‘“Ezra through the open door”: EVERYDAY Beth Rosenberg (University of Nevada) The Parties of Natalie Barney, Adrienne G155 JUBILEE Alexis Pogorelskin (University of Minnesota Monnier and Sylvia Beach as Lesbian Organiser: Liesl Olson (Newberry Library) Duluth) Modernist Cultural Production’ Nathan Abrams (Bangor University) Morag Shiach (Queen Mary, University of Bonnie Costello (Boston University) Sue Vice (University of Sheffield) London), ‘“Pleasure too often repeated”: Siobhan Phillips (Dickinson College) Mia Spiro (University of Glasgow) Aldous Huxley’s Modernity’ Lisi Schoenbach (University of Tennessee) Tyler Schmidt (Lehman College, CUNY) 41 - MODERNISM AND HOME 44 - MODERNISM’S ALTERNATIVE Sue Currell (University of Sussex) 101 FULTON INTERNATIONALISMS Organiser: Sanja Bahun (University of 113 FULTON R7 - ROUNDTABLE: MODERNISM AND Essex) Organiser: Joel Nickels (University of THE MONUMENT Chair: Mary Wilson (Christopher Newport Miami) 103 FULTON University) Chair: Stephen Ross (University of Victoria) Organisers: Richard Cole (University of Alberta) Sanja Bahun (University of Essex), ‘Going Joel Nickels (University of Miami), ‘Melvin Jonathan P. Eburne (Pennsylvania (Away From) Home: Preliminary Remarks, Tolson’s Internationalism and “Our” State University) With Reference to Kafka’ Internationalism: What Modernism Can Respondent: Aron Vinegar (University Georgia Johnston (Saint Louis University), Teach Us about Transnationality’ of Exeter) ‘Home and Teheran’ Evan Mauro (University of British Alexander Eastwood (University of Columbia), ‘The Liga di Fiume at the End of Patricia Allmer (Manchester Metropolitan Toronto), ‘Domesticated Modernism: The Europe’ University) Aesthetics of Settling in Gertrude Stein’s Rowena Kennedy-Epstein (The Graduate Angus Brown (University of Oxford) Three Lives’ Center, The City University of New York), Karen Lang (University of Warwick) Rebecca Sánchez (Fordham University), ‘“A ‘“Signals Across Vast Distances”: Muriel Sara Marzioli (The Pennsylvania Foreigner in His Native Land”: George Rukeyser’s Anarchist Poetics, State University) Washington Gomez and the Generic Internationalism and the Spanish Civil War’ Construction of Home’ FRIDAY 30 AUGUST 2013 - 19 45 - POETIC JOURNEYS INTO THE 48 - MUSIC AND LITERARY Urvashi Vashist (UCL) EVERYDAY MODERNISM: SCALE, STRUCTURE AND Chris Mourant (King’s College, London) 114 FULTON POLITICS Bina Mehta (Arizona State University) Organiser: Sarah Posman (Ghent G36 JUBILEE Holly Laird (University of Tulsa) University) Organiser: Nathan Waddell (University of Lisa Otty (University of Edinburgh) Chair: Nadia Atia (Queen Mary, University Nottingham) of London) Chair: Andrzej Gasiorek (University of 6.45 – 8.00 Reception Birmingham) Bart Eeckhout (University of Antwerp), Generously sponsored by Edinburgh ‘Reverse Traveling: Wallace Stevens’ Scott W. Klein (Wake Forest University), University Press, Jubilee Atrium Everyday Trips Abroad during the 1930s’ ‘Who Cares if You Listen?: Kaikhosru Marius Hentea (Ghent University), Sorabji, Scale, and the Limits of Modernist ‘Revisiting Failure: Auden’s Journey to a Musical Form’ War and the Legacy of Spain’ Gemma Moss (University of Manchester), Sarah Posman (Ghent University), ‘William ‘A “keyless couple”: Dissonance in James 8.00 ’Phono-Poetry’ - Archive of the Now Carlos Williams’ Journey to Love: Making Joyce's Ulysses and Arnold Schoenberg's meets Wax Cylinder Recording New Nostalgia?’ Twelve-Tone Row’ Nightingale Theatre, Brighton city centre Nathan Waddell (University of (29-30 Surrey Street, or kitty corner from 46 - COMPETING VISIONS OF THE NEW Nottingham), ‘Ezra Pound, Virginia Woolf, the main Brighton Rail Station) NEGRO and the Modernist Concert Review’ 201 FULTON Organiser: Derrais Carter (University of Y3 - WHAT ARE YOU READING? Iowa) 213 FULTON Chair: Cherene Sherrard-Johnson Randi Saloman (Wake Forest University) (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Derrais Carter (University of Iowa), ‘“Real, Prime Venuses”: Black Washington, the Moens Scandal and the Manipulation of Racial Uplift’ Jeannette Eileen Jones (University of Nebraska-Lincoln), ‘“Brightest Africa” in the New Negro Imagination: 1900-1936’ Steve Pinkerton (Cornell University), ‘Prophecy and Profanation in the Harlem Renaissance’

47 - INTERTEXTUAL MODERNISM: NEW BEGINNINGS G31 JUBILEE Organiser: Scarlett Baron (University College London) Chair: Paul Saint-Amour (University of Pennsylvania)

Scarlett Baron (University College London), ‘Friedrich Nietzsche and the Birth of Intertextuality’ Katherine Ebury (University of Sheffield), ‘“A Commodius Vicus of Recirculation”: Modernism, Science, Intertextuality’ Dirk Van Hulle (University of Antwerp), ‘Modern Manuscripts and the Mind’

20 - FRIDAY 30 AUGUST 2013 At the bar Peter Middleton (University of Southampton) Yolanda Hartshorne Diederik Oostdijk (VU University Amsterdam) Rod Rosenquist (University of Portsmouth) Saturday Ellen Smith (Princeton University) Victoria Walker (University College London) James Smith (Durham University) Caitlin Vandertop (University of Hong Kong) S11 - SEMINAR: THE POLITICS OF Mark Wollaeger (Vanderbilt University) RECUPERATION 9.15 Charleston tour coach/bus departs Irene Yoon (University of California, 202 FULTON (bus stop outside Bramber House, on Berkeley) Organiser: Jane Garrity (University of Refectory Road) Colorado) 10 Charleston Tour #2, Lewes S8 - SEMINAR: MODERNIST CITIES G22 JUBILEE Elizabeth Barry (University of Warwick) This seminar is closed to auditors. Stephanie Boland (Queen Mary, University Organiser: Tamar Katz (Brown University) of London) Jason Canniff (University of Maine) 8.00/8.30 – 10.00 Session 6 Leon Betsworth (London South Bank University) Anne Fernald (Fordham University) Alison Blair-Underwood (Anglia Ruskin Meghan C. Fox (Stony Brook University) (8 am start for seminars; 8.30 am for all University) Barbara Green (University of Notre Dame) other sessions) Amy Elkins (Emory University) Jaime Hovey Stephen Fredman (University of Notre Dame) Karen Schaller (University of East Anglia) Helen Green (Northumbria University) Anna Stothers S6 - SEMINAR: NARRATING THE Dee Morris (University of Iowa) Urvashi Vashist (University College London) EVERYDAY: ETHICAL RISKS AND Arabella Stanger (Goldsmiths, University of Meryl Winick REWARDS London) 104 FULTON Andrew Thacker (De Montfort University) S12 - SEMINAR: MODERNIST Organisers: Derek Attridge (University of Miriam Thaggert (University of Iowa) RHOPOGRAPHY York) Bernard Vere (Sotheby's Institute of Art, G31 JUBILEE Saikat Majumdar (Stanford University) London) Organiser: Leena Kore Schröder (University of Nottingham) Jennifer Cooke (Loughborough University) S9 - SEMINAR: ULYSSES Thom Dancer (Ohio University) 103 FULTON Ria Banerjee (The Graduate Center, CUNY) Lisa Fluet (College of the Holy Cross) Organiser: Michael Levenson (University of Doris Bremm (Independent Scholar) David James (Queen Mary, University of Virginia) Bonnie Costello (Boston University) London) Sara Dunton (University of New Brunswick) Douglas Mao (Johns Hopkins University) Sanja Bahun (University of Essex) Maria Kager (Rutgers University) Simon Mussell (Independent) Michael Bogucki (Stanford University) William May (University of Southampton) Madison Priest (The Graduate Center, CUNY) Clare Hutton (Loughborough University) Liz Sage (University of Sussex) Hannah Sullivan (University of Oxford) Anthony Paraskeva (University of Roehampton) Kathryn Simpson (University of Laura Ann Winkiel (University of Colorado Adam Piette (University of Sheffield) Birmingham) at Boulder) Flicka Small (University College Cork) John Wrighton (University of Brighton) Philip Tsang (University of Pennsylvania) S13 - SEMINAR: MODERNIST FANTASY G36 JUBILEE S7 - SEMINAR: COLD WAR CULTURE S10 - SEMINAR: MODERN WOMEN’S Organisers: Leif Sorenson (Colorado State G155 JUBILEE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE LABORS University) Organisers: Greg Barnhisel (Duquesne 107 FULTON Glenn Willmott (Queen’s University) University) Organiser: Genevieve Brassard (University Peter Kalliney (University of Kentucky) of Portland) Jana Funke (University of Exeter) Alison Heney (Xipe Projects) Harris Feinsod (Northwestern University Magdalena Bogacka-Rode (CUNY Erin Horakova (Queen Mary, University of Dept of English) Graduate Center) London) Laurence Figgis (The Glasgow School of Art) Erica Brown (Sheffield Hallam University) Kate Marshall (University of Notre Dame) Mark David Kaufman (Tufts University) Sara Bryant (Princeton University) Alexandra Peat (Franklin College, Ashley Maher (Washington University in Ashley Foster (The Graduate Center, CUNY) Switzerland) St Louis) David Rosen (Trinity College)

SATURDAY 31 AUGUST 2013 - 21 Elisa Kay Sparks (Clemson University) 50 - NEGATIVITY, FAILURE, AND Rebecca Bowler (University of Sheffield), Wendy Truran (University of Illinois at MODERNIST WOMEN WRITERS ‘“working outside space & time”’: Other Urbana Champaign) 113 FULTON People’s Houses as Island Spaces in Organiser: Anne Cunningham (SUNY Stony Richardson, Rhys, and Bowen’ S14 - SEMINAR: MODERNISM AND Brook) RELIGION Chair: Madelyn Detloff (Miami University) 53 - BRITISH POSTMODERNISM AND 203 FULTON THE MODERNIST EVENT Organiser: Elizabeth Anderson (University Allison Pease (John Jay College, CUNY), 213 FULTON of Glasgow) ‘Negation and Failure in Mina Loy’s “The Organiser: Christina Walter (University Agony of the Partition”’ of Maryland) Mihai Tudor Balinisteanu (University of Laura Frost (The New School), Chair: Jim Hansen (University of Illinois) Suceava) ‘Modernism’s Dirty Weekend: Bad Sex in Christine Battersby (University of Warwick) Brighton’ Michael LeMahieu (Clemson University), Susie Christensen (King's College London) Anne Cunningham (SUNY Stony Brook), ‘McEwan’s Ironic Form: Atonement and the James Clements (American University ‘The Feminine Aesthetic of Failure: Jean Ethics of Impossibility’ In Dubai) Rhys’s Shadow Feminism’ Kelly M. Rich (University of Pennsylvania), Gregory Erickson (New York University) ‘Dalloway Redux: The Postwar Modernist Christos Hadjiyiannis (University of Oxford) 51 - ECOLOGY AND THE ETHICS OF Epiphany in The Girls of Slender Means’ Suzanne Hobson (Queen Mary, University FORM IN CONTEMPORARY MODERNIST Christina Walter (University of Maryland), of London) POETRY ‘Ishiguro’s Queer Remains: British Politics Heather Ingman (Trinity College Dublin) 114 FULTON and the Risk of Shame’ Gail McDonald (Goldsmiths, University of Organiser: Andrew Michael Roberts London) (University of Dundee) Mark Morrisson (Penn State University) Chair: Tim Woods (Aberystwyth University) 10.00 – 10.30 Coffee/Tea Break, Margery Palmer McCulloch (University Jubilee Atrium of Glasgow) Andrew Roberts (University of Dundee), Steve Pinkerton (University of Texas ‘Landscape Aesthetics and Environmental at Austin) Ethics in Contemporary Modernist Poetry’ 10.30 – 12.00 Session 7 Mia Spiro (University of Glasgow) Mandy Bloomfield (University of Bedfordshire), ‘Pagescapes: Ecomimesis 49 - DOCUMENTARY MODERNISM and the Poetics of the Open Field’ 101 FULTON Gareth Farmer (University of Bedfordshire), W9 - FAIR USE/ FAIR DEALING: AN Organiser and Chair: Irina Rasmussen ‘Dynamic Ecologies, Aesthetic Framing and INFORMAL FOCUS GROUP 2 Goloubeva (Stockholm University) Ethics in Late-Modernist Verse Paragraphs’ 104 FULTON Robert Spoo (Tulsa) Irina Rasmussen Goloubeva (Stockholm 52 - HOTELS, BOARDING-HOUSES, AND Paul Saint-Amour (University of University), ‘Ethnographic Modernist OTHER PEOPLE’S HOUSES: ALTERNATIVE Pennsylvania) Anthologies: Nancy Cunard’s Negro: An DOMESTIC SPACES IN DOROTHY Victoria Rosner (Columbia University) Anthology (1934) and Walter Benjamin’s RICHARDSON, JEAN RHYS, AND The Arcades Project (1940)’ ELIZABETH BOWEN 54 - ON THE MODERNITY OF BODILY Jonathan Foltz (Boston University), 201 FULTON FUNCTIONS: SLEEP, SEX, ELIMINATION ‘Vehicles of the Ordinary: Auden and Organiser: Rebecca Bowler (University 107 FULTON Cinematic Address’ of Sheffield) Organiser: Jean Walton (University of Ian Afflerbach (University of California Chair: Pamela Thurschwell (University Rhode Island) Davis), ‘A “Functional Failure”: of Sussex) Chair: Jade Munslow Ong (University Documenting Tragic Politics in James of Manchester) Agee’s Let Us Now Praise Famous Men’ Emma Short (Newcastle University), Sarah Fill (Royal Holloway), ‘Through the ‘Resisting Everyday Femininities: The Hotel Hilary Hinds (Lancaster University), Periscope: The Modernist Vision of in Rhys, Bowen, and Richardson’ ‘Sleeping for Health: Twin Beds, Common Mass Observation’ Terri Mulholland (University of Oxford), Sense and Popular Modernity’ ‘Everyday Lives in “just another boarding- Laura Doan (University of Manchester), house”: Single Women on the Periphery of ‘On the Extra/ordinariness of Marie Stopes’s the Domestic in Richardson, Rhys, and Primitive Sex-Tides’ Bowen’ 22 - SATURDAY 31 AUGUST 2013 Jean Walton (University of Rhode Island), 58 - GROCERIES IN ART AND 61 - MEDIUMSHIP, AUTOMATISM, ‘Creative Devolution: A Case of LITERATURE DISTRACTION: EVERYDAYNESS AND Reverse Peristalsis’ 101 FULTON (EXTRA)ORDINARY PRACTICE IN Organiser: Tania Ørum (University of PERIODICAL CULTURE, 1929–1954 55 - MODERNIST AND POSTMODERNIST Copenhagen) 203 FULTON WOMEN POETS: STAGING THE EVENT Chair: Sarah Posman (Ghent University) Organiser: Catherine Clay (Nottingham ON THE EVERYDAY SPACE OF THE PAGE Trent University) G22 JUBILEE Tania Ørum (University of Copenhagan), Chair: Ann Ardis (University of Delaware) Organiser: Michael Thurston ‘How Trivial Everyday Objects Come to (Smith College) Represent Life’ Catherine Clay (Nottingham Trent Chair: Nigel Alderman (Mount Solveig Daugaard (University of Linköping), University), ‘Theodora Bosanquet’s Holyoke College) ‘Grocery Shopping with Gertrude Stein’ Mediumistic Experiment: Automatic Elisabeth Friis (University of Lund), ‘The Writing, Female Authorship and the Public Marsha Bryant (University of Florida), meaning of a quiet life in two poems by Sphere’ ‘Queen Bees: Edith Sitwell and Sylvia Ferlinghetti and Åkesson’ Faith Binckes (Bath Spa University), Plath’ ‘Osmazone: Ithell Colquhoun, automatism Linda Kinnahan (Duquesne University), 59 - ARCHIVALITY, PHOTOGRAPHY AND and the literary field’ ‘The Photo and the Page in Mina Loy and THE NATIONAL WAR MACHINE Barbara Green (University of Notre Dame), Caroline Bergvall’ 113 FULTON ‘Inattention and Everyday Life: Distraction, Michael Thurston (Smith College), Organisers: Siona Wilson (CUNY) Reading, and E.M. Delafield’s Periodical ‘Performance and Collage on the Pages of Vered Maimon (Tel Aviv University) Culture’ Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven and Maggie Chair: Nicole Rizzuto (Georgetown O’Sullivan’ University) 62 - FUTURES AFTER MODERNISM G31 JUBILEE 56 - BEDSITS, HOTELS AND FACTORIES: Katie S. Hornstein (Dartmouth College), Organiser: Charles M. Tung (Seattle RE-READING EVERYDAY SPACES ‘Picturing War Pictured: Photography, the University) 202 FULTON Crimean War and the Material Proliferation Chair: Maria Cristina Iuli (Università del Organiser: Chiara Briganti (King’s of Images’ Piemonte Orientale) College, London) Vered Maimon (Tel Aviv University), ‘The Chair: Kathy Mezei (Simon Fraser Mute Archive’ Aaron Jaffe (University of Louisville), University) Siona Wilson (CUNY), ‘The Missing Photos: ‘Modernist Paleofuturism and Deep Virginia Woolf’s Patriarchive’ Temporal Drift’ Chiara Briganti (King’s College, London) Joseph Jonghyun Jeon (Pomona College), and Kathy Mezei (Simon Fraser University), 60 - “TIME’S HASTE” AND EVERYDAY ‘American Spectral Futurity in South Korean ‘The bedsit in the interwar London novel’ SPACE – INSTANTS AND OBJECTS IN Film’ Lyanne Holcombe (University of Brighton), MELVILLE, ELIOT, CRANE, AND OLSON Charles M. Tung (Seattle University), ‘Modernity and Interiority in the 114 FULTON ‘Modernist Scale and Faculties of Foresight’ Hotel Bedroom’ Organiser: Michael Jonik (University of Frances Spalding (Newcastle University), Sussex) 63 - SURREALISM, CHILDHOOD, AND ‘Modernity and Interiority in the Factory’ Chair: Richard Adelman (University of THE EVERYDAY Sussex) 201 FULTON 57 - SIGHT UNSEEN Organiser: Kirstin Donaldson (University of 103 FULTON Peter Riley (University of Oxford), ‘Sub-Sub York) Organiser: Amy Elkins (Emory University) Literary Modernity’ Chair: Jonathan Eburne (Penn State Chair: Morag Shiach (Queen Mary, Tony McGowan (USMA-West Point), ‘Hart University) University of London) Crane's Everyday Sea Changes’ Jonathan Schroeder (University of Chicago), Kirstin Donaldson (University of York), ‘An Victoria Rosner (Columbia University), ‘Melville’s Nostalgia and the Affective Imaginary Everyday: Julian Trevelyan's ‘Germ Nation’ Grounds of History’ “Worktown” and “Hurtenham”’ Kate Flint (University of Southern Michael Jonik (University of Sussex), Laurence Figgis (Glasgow School of Art), California), ‘Throwing Light on the ‘Instant by Instant, Point to Point: Projective ‘On the Emotional Appeal of the Inorganic: Ordinary: 1887-1930’ Space in Melville and Olson’ Towards a Sublime of the Disneyesque’ Amy Elkins (Emory University), ‘Fractured Optics: Modernism’s Glass Aesthetic’ SATURDAY 31 AUGUST 2013 - 23 James Boaden (University of York), Birkbeck College), ‘Laughter Peculiar or Julie Napolin (The New School), ‘Faulkner’s ‘Illustrating the Surrealist Child’ Laughter Ha Ha?: The Pataphysical Letters Circumambience’ of René Daumal and Julien Torma’ Kate Stanley (Western University), ‘Cloud 64 - MODERN LOVE AFFAIRS Theory’ 213 FULTON Organiser: Allan Hepburn (McGill University) 12.00 – 1.30 LUNCH 69 - MANAGING MODERNIST POETRY Chair: Pamela Thurschwell (University of MSA Business Lunch – Dine Central G31 JUBILEE Sussex) Restaurant & Bar, Bramber House Organiser: Robert Volpicelli (Penn State (first floor) University) Karen Schaller (University of East Anglia), Light, buffet-style lunch – available to Chair: Siobhan Phillips (Dickinson College) ‘The True Heart: Sylvia Townsend Warner delegates not registered for the and the Disguise of Love’ MSA business lunch (Jubilee Atrium) Robin G. Schulze (University of Delaware), Allan Hepburn (McGill University), ‘“That ‘Mismanaging Modernist Poetry: Modernist First Charming Strangeness”: Love and “Difficulty” and Bad Printing’ Misunderstanding in To the North’ Robert Volpicelli (Penn State University), James Clements (American University of ‘On the Circuit: Transatlantic Modernism Dubai), ‘Imitations: Love as Pity in The 12.45 Monk’s House Visit Departure and the U.S. Lecture Tour’ Heart of the Matter’ (bus stop outside Bramber House, on Victoria Bazin (Northumbria University), Refectory Road) ‘Cutting a Dash: Editing Poetry at The Dial 65 - MODERNISM, POETRY, AND THE 1.30 Monk’s House Visit #3, Rodmell Magazine’ EVENT G36 JUBILEE 70 - EVERYDAY INTERMEDIALITY Organiser: Sean Pryor (University of New G36 JUBILEE South Wales) Organiser: John Morgenstern (Clemson Chair: Suzanne Hobson (Queen Mary, 1.30 – 3.00 Session 8 University) University of London) Chair: Vike Martina Plock (University of Exeter) 67 - EVERYDAYNESS OF THE EPHEMERAL: Richard Parker (University of Gaziantep, PERIODICALS, PERIODICITY, & THE Turkey), ‘Belated Modernism: Ezra Pound Sarah Davison (University of Nottingham), BOOKSHOP and Objectivist Verse’ ‘The Books on the Shelves in the Kitchen of 202 FULTON Alex Pestell (Independent), ‘“Bitter 7 Eccles Street’ Organiser: J. Matthew Huculak (University Utopianism”: Bunting's Vatic Horn’ John Morgenstern (Clemson University), of Victoria) Sean Pryor (University of New South ‘The Decorative Aesthetic of Henri Matisse Chair: Katy Price (Queen Mary, University Wales), ‘Joseph Macleod: Modernism and Wallace Stevens’ of London) Between Revolutions’ Michelle Witen (Universität Basel), ‘“Music for the Eye”: The Modernist Treatment of J. Matthew Huculak (University of Victoria), 66 - LIGHTHEARTED MODERNISMS Musical Listening’ ‘Bloom’s Movements: The Periodical and G155 JUBILEE the Everyday Space of the City’ Organisers: John L. Moore (University of 71 - THE STAGE AND THE STREET Cathryn Setz (King’s College London), Illinois, Urbana-Champaign) 101 FULTON ‘Everyday, Monthly, Quarterly, Fresh? Vicki Mahaffey (University of Illinois, Organiser: Claire Warden (University of transition’s anachronistic zeitgeists’ Urbana-Champaign) Lincoln) Andrew Thacker (De Montfort University), Chair: Laura Salisbury (University of Exeter) Chair: Michael Thurston (Smith College) ‘The Modernist Bookshop’

John L. Moore (University of Illinois, Kirsten Shepherd-Barr (University of 68 - NOVEL WEATHER Urbana-Champaign), ‘“Landguage” Oxford) and Sos Eltis (University of 203 FULTON Comedies: Joyce, Selvon, and Comic Oxford), ‘What was new about the "new Organisers: Louise Hornby (UCLA) Geography’ drama"?’ Kate Stanley (Western University) Vicki Mahaffey (University of Illinois, Kara Reilly (University of Exeter), ‘Pissing in Chair: Louise Hornby (UCLA) Urbana-Champaign), ‘Polyphonic Humor’ the Street: Disciplining Woyzeck’s Body’ Dennis Duncan (University of London, Claire Warden (University of Lincoln), ‘May Andrew Kalaidjian (University of California, Day, 1932: British Workers’ Theatre On and Santa Barbara), ‘Bloom’s Weather: Ulysses Off the Stage’ and the Environmental Event’

24 - SATURDAY 31 AUGUST 2013 72 - EVERYDAYNESS AND POETRY literary”: Modernism as Rhetoric for 78 - EVERYDAY CATASTROPHES 113 FULTON Wright, Baldwin, and Ellison’ G22 JUBILEE Organiser: Kaplan Harris (St. Bonaventure Organiser: Mark Goble (University of University) 75 - VESTIGIAL HUMAN NATURE IN California, Berkeley) Chair: Emily Critchley (University of MODERNIST LITERATURE Chair: Stuart Burrows (Brown University) Greenwich) 213 FULTON Organiser: Andrew Yerkes (Nanyang Jennifer Fay (Vanderbilt University), Kaplan Harris (St. Bonaventure University), Technological University) ‘Everydayness and the Nuclear Mundane’ ‘Black Mountain Day by Day’ Chair: Bethan Stevens (University of Sussex) Mark Goble (University of California, Kathy Lou Schultz (University of Memphis), Berkeley), ‘Swann in Traffic: Modernism at ‘Amiri Baraka and the Poetics of the Dana Carluccio (University of Maryland), a Standstill’ Everyday’ ‘Drives and Modules: Modernism, Scott Juengel (Vanderbilt University), Sam Solomon (University of Sussex), Psychoanalysis, and Evolutionary ‘Horrorscopes: Disaster, Adorno, and the ‘“language the most basic of industry”: Psychology’ Metaphysics of Adjustment’ Karen Brodine’s Women/Thinking/Machines’ Matt Oches (University of Michigan), Justus Nieland (Michigan State University), Sophie Robinson (Northumbria University), ‘Imagined Genealogies: The Sideshow of ‘Auto-Destruction: Midcentury Design and ‘“I live above a dyke bar and I’m happy”: Nightwood’ other Everyday Disasters’ The Poetics of Queer Domesticity’ Andrew Yerkes (Nanyang Technological University), ‘Embodied Consciousness and 79 - MODERNISM, WASTE, AND THE 73 - INTERMEDIAL EVENTS: THE SIGHTS Faulkner’s Method’ THROWAWAY AND SOUNDS OF OPERATICS 104 FULTON 114 FULTON 76 - MODERNISM, INTERNATIONALISM Organiser: J.T. Welsch (York St John Organiser: Elicia Clements (York University, AND LAW University) Canada) 103 FULTON Chair: Michael Rubenstein (Stony Brook Chair: Nathan Waddell (University of Organiser: Christina Britzolakis (University University) Nottingham) of Warwick) Chair: Matthew Taunton (University of East Iain Bailey (University of Manchester), Elicia Clements (York University, Canada), Anglia) ‘Throwaway Tone: Care and Carelessness ‘Operatic Remediation: Stein and among the Surrealists’ Thomson's Four Saints in Three Acts’ Christina Britzolakis (University of J.T. Welsch (York St John University), ‘Quiet Gregory Erickson (The Gallatin School of Warwick), ‘Modernism’s Eastern Front’ and Meaningless: Recycling Eliot’s Office New York University), ‘A “Shout in the Rachel Potter (University of East Anglia), Waste’ Street”: Music, Heresy, and the Anxiety of ‘Modernism, rights and International P.E.N.’ Suzanne Raitt (College of William and Divine Creation in Joyce and Schoenberg’ Lyndsey Stonebridge (University of East Mary), ‘Waste and Repair in British Brad Bucknell (University of Alberta), Anglia), ‘Reading Statelessness’ Modernism’ ‘Identity without Sound’ Adam Winstanley (University of York), 77 - HOAX, PRANK, BUBBLE: THE ‘Absolutes Wegwerfen: Digestion, Respiration 74 - MODERNISM RECALLED, REUSED, MODERNIST NON‑EVENT and Aposiopesis in The Unnamable’ REIMAGINED G155 JUBILEE 201 FULTON Organiser: Jed Esty (University of 80 - RIGHT IN FRONT OF OUR EYES: THE Organiser: Randi Saloman (Wake Forest Pennsylvania) EVERYDAY IN WITTGENSTEIN, LACAN, University) Chair: Leonard Diepeveen (Dalhousie AND WOOLF Chair: David James (Queen Mary, University) 107 FULTON University of London) Organiser: Daniela Caselli (University of Anne Fernald (Fordham University), ‘Prank, Manchester) Randi Saloman (Wake Forest University), Hoax, or Trick? The Dreadnought Hoax, Chair: Laura Salisbury (University of Exeter) ‘“We refuse to be each other”: Zadie and Feminist Political Comedy’ Smith’s Rewriting of E.M. Forster’ Jed Esty (University of Pennsylvania), Ben Ware (University of Manchester), Jesse Wolfe (CSU Stanislaus), ‘Reading ‘Orson Welles’s War of the Worlds: The ‘Seeing the Everyday Otherwise: Vision, Atonement in a post-Freudian mode’ Hoax that Launched the Cold War’ Ethics and Utopia in Wittgenstein’s Michaela Bronstein (Harvard University), Jesse Matz (Kenyon College), ‘Zaiteku: Philosophical Investigations’ ‘“Thank God, I have never been quite that Japan’s Impressionism Bubble’ Peter Buse (University of Salford), ‘Some Lacanian Reading Lists’

SATURDAY 31 AUGUST 2013 - 25 Daniela Caselli (University of Manchester), at Amherst), ‘“Make music out of night will Benjamin Kohlmann (University of ‘Virginia Woolf’s Minute Perceptions’ change the night”: Poetic Form, Revolutionary Freiburg), ‘Politics Without Footnotes’ Ecstasy and the Communist Limit’ Rod Mengham (University of Cambridge), 3.00 – 3.30 Coffee/Tea Break, Jubilee Mark Steven (University of New South ‘Lip-Synch Politics in 1930s Writing’ Atrium Wales), ‘William Carlos Williams and the Tyrus Miller (University of California at Soviet Spring’ Santa Cruz), ‘Why Acknowledging the People Is the Most Important Task in 3.30 – 5.00 Session 9 83 - “IS THERE A ‘BLACK ATLANTIC’ Reading 1930s Modernism’ MODERNISM”? AFRICAN AMERICAN MODERNISMS AND EUROPE 86 - THE NON-EVENT: AFTER R10 - ROUNDTABLE: WEAK THEORY 202 FULTON MODERNISM G155 JUBILEE Organiser and Chair: Rachel Farebrother G31 JUBILEE Organiser: Paul Saint-Amour (University of (Swansea University) Organiser: Julia Jordan (Cardiff University) Pennsylvania) Chair: David James (Queen Mary, Hannah Durkin (University of Nottingham), University of London) David Ayers (University of Kent) ‘Pearl Primus, African-Centred Modern Jennifer Cooke (Loughborough University) Dance and the International Post-War Stage’ Julia Jordan (Cardiff University), ‘Beckett’s Sara Crangle (University of Sussex) Fionnghuala Sweeney (University of Accidents, or, the Clinamen as Event’ Eric Hayot (Penn State University) Liverpool), ‘Eslanda Goode and the Michael Sayeau (University College Joseph Lavery (University of California, gendered spaces of black modernism’ London), ‘Against the Event: After Modernism’ Berkeley) Miriam Thaggert (University of Iowa), Nick Shepley (University College London), Mena Mitrano (Loyola University Chicago) ‘Escape from Harlem: Josephine Baker and ‘“Nothing Happens—twice”: Henry Green, Ziegfeld Follies’ Boredom, and the Non-Event’ 81 - THE EVERYDAYNESS OF WAR IN Daniel Williams (Swansea University), MODERNIST POETICS ‘Modernism and Internal Colonialism: 87 - THE EVERYDAY ANIMAL & THE 107 FULTON Comparing African American and Celtic ETHICS OF MODERNIST FORM Organiser and Chair: Rachel Galvin (Johns Modernisms’ 103 FULTON Hopkins University) Organiser: Cliff Mak (University of 84 - QUEER BLOOMSBURY Pennsylvania) Jonathan P. Eburne (Penn State University), 203 FULTON Chair: Peter Howarth (Queen Mary, ‘Raymond Roussel, the Great War, and the Organiser: Brenda S. Helt (Independent University of London) Hypostasis of Technique’ Scholar/Biographer) Diederik Oostdijk (VU University Chair: Mark Hussey (Pace University) Glenn Willmott (Queen’s University), ‘The Amsterdam), ‘Tick-Tock: Randall Jarrell and Animalized Poem’ the Everydayness of War’ Darren Clarke (Charleston Trust), Stephen Ross (University of Victoria), ‘The Hope Wolf (King's College London), ‘Charleston: Queer Arcadia’ Beastly Ethics of the Muddle in Forster’s A ‘Cliché at War: Idiomatic Violence and Todd Avery (University of Massachusetts), Passage to India’ David Jones’s In Parenthesis’ ‘Jesus Camp: The Crucifixion of Lytton Cliff Mak (University of Pennsylvania), ‘The Strachey’ “Troutlike Passage of His Mind”: Angling 82 - MODERN POETICS AND THE Elyse Blankley (California State University), for Modernism with Woolf and Moore’ COMMUNIST EVENT ‘Stimulating Tales and Queered Bodies of 104 FULTON Work: Strachey, Forster, and Leonard 88 - HISTORICIZING FORMALISM — Organiser: Julian Murphet (University of Woolf’ ACROSS THE DISCIPLINES New South Wales) Madelyn Detloff (Miami University), 101 FULTON Chair: Nigel Alderman (Mount Holyoke ‘Making Sense of Wittgenstein’s Organiser: Jocelyn Rodal (University of College) Bloomsbury’ (co-authored with Gaile California, Berkeley) Pohlhaus, Jr, Miami University) Chair: Jonathan Foltz (Boston University) Julian Murphet (University of New South Wales), ‘What Rough Beast? Parsing the 85 - THE 1930S: RETHINKING THE Serena Le (University of California, Communist Event’ POLITICS OF WRITING Berkeley), ‘Conditional Musics, Joshua Clover (University of California at G22 JUBILEE Aspirational Forms: Minding Modernism’s Davis), ‘Communist Realism, or Value and Organiser: Benjamin Kohlmann (University Regressive Auralities’ Style’ of Freiburg) Alys Moody (University of Oxford), ‘A Ruth Jennison (University of Massachusetts Chair: Marina MacKay (Durham University) Formalism of the Body: Franz Kafka, Knut 26 - SATURDAY 31 AUGUST 2013 Hamsun and the Art of Hunger’ Jocelyn Rodal (University of Berkeley), ‘The 92 - COGNITION, EMBODIMENT, AND Quiet Interstices: Interruption in As I Lay Metaphor as an Equation: T. S. Eliot’s MODERNIST FORM Dying’ Mathematical Formalism’ 213 FULTON Organiser: Andrew Gaedtke (University of 5.00 – 5.15 Coffee/Tea Break, Jubilee 89 - TRANSLATION AND THE Illinois, Urbana-Champaign) Atrium DISCIPLINES OF MODERNIST STUDIES Chair: Benjamin Kahan, Chair (Louisiana 113 FULTON State University) Organiser: Gayle Rogers (University of Pittsburgh) Jon Day (St. John’s College, Oxford), ‘Once Chair: María del Pilar Blanco (University of more with feeling: Silent film, 5.00 Charleston tour coach/bus departs Oxford) Behaviourism and Modernist Narrative’ (bus stop outside Bramber House, on Timothy Wientzen (Harvard University), Refectory Road) Martin Iddon (University of Leeds), ‘The Time ‘“The whole physical fiasco”: Samuel 6.00 Charleston Tour #3, Lewes of Translation: between engagement and Beckett and the Politics of Habit’ amnesia in post-war German music and poetry’ Andrew Gaedtke (University of Illinois, Carrie J. Preston (Boston University), ‘Ozu’s Urbana-Champaign), ‘Embodied Cognition, A Story of Floating Weeds and the Art of Disability, and Prosthetic Worlds in The Being Behind’ Childermass’ 5.15 – 6.45 Plenary Gayle Rogers (University of Pittsburgh), Professor Terry Eagleton (Lancaster) ‘Prestige and Circulation: Modernism 93 - MODERNISM OUTSIDE OF TIME ‘The Event, Everydayness, and Modernism’ between Tagore and Jiménez’ G36 JUBILEE Jubilee Large Lecture Theatre (G 38) Organiser: Stuart Burrows (Brown University) (please note: the winner of this year’s MSA 90 - MODERNISM AND LETTER-WRITING Chair: Mark Goble (University of California book prize will be announced at 114 FULTON at Berkeley) this session) Organiser: Thomas Karshan (University of East Anglia) Louise Hornby (University of California at Chair: Margaretta Jolly (University of Sussex) Los Angeles), ‘On Sitting Still’ Caroline Maclean, (University of Oxford), Heather Treseler (Worcester State ‘“That magic force that is montage”: 6.45 – 8.00 Reception, University), ‘Dear Jill, Dear Jackass: John Eisenstein’s filmic fourth dimension and H.D.’ Jubilee Atrium Berryman’s Letters and the Poetics of Address’ Stuart Burrows (Brown University), ‘In The Rosie Langridge (Queen Mary, University of London), ‘“Telegrams and Anger”: Epistolary Modernisms and E. M. Forster’s Fiction’ Thomas Karshan (University of East Anglia), ‘Modernism’s undelivered letters: Auden and Nabokov’

91 - BIBELOTS, BUILDINGS, THINGS: CHARTING MODERNIST OBJECTS 201 FULTON Organiser: Julie Vandivere (Bloomsburg University) Chair: Roger Rothman (Bucknell University) Tamar Katz (Brown University, ‘Ordinary Buildings, Exceptional Buildings’ Francesca Sawaya (University of Oklahoma), ‘“Innumberable Bibelots”: The Collector as Philanthropist in James’s The Princess Casamassima’ Julie Vandivere (Bloomsburg University), ‘Vita Sackville-West’s Pepita Virus: Fantasy Infects the Law’ Apprentices’ strike SATURDAY AUGUST 31 2013 - 27 Elizabeth Brunton (Queen Mary, University Adam McKible (John Jay College) of London) Sunday Mia Carter (University of Texas at Austin) Renate Braeuninger (The University of Jed Esty (University of Pennsylvania) Northampton) Geoff Gilbert (American University of Paris) Michael Coyle (Colgate University) 8.00 – 12.00 MSA Executive Board Matthew J. Kochis (Dickinson College) Anne Donlon (The Graduate Center, CUNY) Meeting Aaron Rosenberg (Cornell University) Sara Marzioli (Pennsylvania State University) 201 FULTON Jonathan Schoeder (The University of Joanna Pawlik (University of Manchester) Chicago) Cherene Sherrard-Johnson (University of Beryl Pong (University of Cambridge) Wisconsin-Madison) Sue Vice (University of Sheffield) Mark Whalan (University of Oregon) 8.15 Farley Farm House Tour Departure Daniel Williams (Swansea University) (bus stop outside Bramber House, on S17 - SEMINAR: MODERNIST EPISODES Refectory Road) 103 FULTON S20 - SEMINAR: MODERNISM AND 9.00/9.30 Farley Farm House Tours, Organiser: Nicholas Royle (University of TECHNOLOGY Chiddingly, Muddles Green Sussex) 101 FULTON Organisers: Trevor Sawler (St Thomas Andrew Bennett (University of Bristol) University) Camilla Bostock (University of Sussex) Demetres Tryphonopoulos (University of Dominka Buchowska-Greaves (Adam New Brunswick) 8.00 – 10.00 Session 10 Mickiewicz University) Kate McLoughlin (Birkbeck, University of Bart Eeckhout (University of Antwerp) London) Rebecca Gaydos (UC Berkeley) S15 - SEMINAR: MODERNIST WOMEN’S Bina Mehta (Arizona State University) Kristin Grogan (University of New South POETRY: PRESERVING AND Allan Pero (University of Western Ontario) Wales) TRANSFORMING THE EVERYDAY Eric Dean Rasmussen (University of Stephen Thompson (Cornell University) 107 FULTON Stavanger) Stephen Voyce (University of Iowa) This seminar is closed to auditors. Kaoru Yamamoto (University of Shiga Roxana Preda (University of Edinburgh) Organisers: Stacey Hubbard (University of Prefecture) Buffalo) S21 - SEMINAR: SEEING WITH CLOTHES: Melissa Zeiger (Dartmouth College) S18 - SEMINAR: THE TO-DAY AND TO- THE EXTRA-ORDINARY EVENT MORROW SERIES: EVERYDAYNESS AND 113 FULTON Sophie Baldock (University of Sheffield) THE FUTURE Organisers: Guy Jonathan Reynolds Rebecca Bowler (University of Sheffield) G155 JUBILEE (University of Nebraska-Lincoln) Jonathan Crewe (Dartmouth College) Organiser: Max Saunders (King’s College Celia Marshik (SUNY Stony Brook) Solveig Daugaard (University of Linköping, London) Sweden) Frank Conesa (Aix-Marseille University) Sarah Hayden (University College Cork) Tim Armstrong (University of London) Caroline Edwards (UAL, Stockholm) Linda Kinnahan (Duquesne University) Claire Battershill (University of Toronto) Lauren Elkin (CUNY Graduate Center) David Nowell Smith (University of East Holly Henry (California State University, Tom Houlton (University of Sussex) Anglia) San Bernardino) Vike Martina Plock (University of Exeter) Peter Swaab (University College London) Nick Hubble (Brunel University) Sophie Oliver (Royal Holloway, University Lauryl Tucker (Sewanee, University of the Gill Lowe (University Campus Suffolk) of London) South) Peter Marks (University of Sydney) Ilya Parkins (University of British Columbia, Ian Patterson (Queens’ College, Cambridge) Okanagan) S16 - SEMINAR: ADOLESCENT Deborah Sugg Ryan (Falmouth University) Emma West (Cardiff University) MODERNISMS Tara Thomson (University of Victoria) 104 FULTON Nathan Waddell (University of S22 - SEMINAR: MODERNISM, INTEREST, Organiser: Pam Thurschwell (University of Nottingham) UNINTEREST Sussex) 114 FULTON S19 - SEMINAR: HARLEM RENAISSANCE Organiser: Jeff Wallace (Cardiff Christina Britzolakis (University of AND EUROPE Metropolitan University) Warwick) G22 JUBILEE Organisers: Rachel Farebrother (Swansea Sam Cooper (University of Sussex) 28 - SUNDAY 1 SEPTEMBER 2013 University) Anne Diebel (Columbia University) Rex Ferguson (University of Birmingham) Sara Jane Bailes (University of Sussex) 94 - “THAT IS NOT WHAT I MEANT AT Oren Goldschmidt (University of Oxford) Renate Bräuninger (University of ALL”: LITERARY-PHILOSOPHICAL Susan Reid (Independent scholar) Northampton) CORRESPONDENTS Kirsty Martin (University of Exeter) Daniel Kane (University of Sussex) G31 JUBILEE Jade Munslow Ong (University of Manchester) Sam Ladkin (University of Sheffield) Organiser: Megan Quigley (Villanova Vaclav Paris (University of Pennsylvania) Arabella Stanger (Goldsmiths, University of University) Emily Zubernis (Rutgers University) London) Chair: Sara Crangle (University of Sussex)

S23 - SEMINAR: DAILY BREAD AND R12 - ROUNDTABLE: EXHIBITIONS, David Dwan (University of York), ‘Political FORBIDDEN FRUIT: THE MODERNIST MODERNISM, AND EVERYDAY Romanticism and Lewis’ Tarr’ MEAL SPECTACLE Megan Quigley (Villanova University), 202 FULTON 107 FULTON ‘Rebabelization & Nonsense: Finnegans Organiser: Hervé Picherit (University of Organiser and Chair: Deborah Sugg Ryan Wake in Basic English’ Texas at Austin) (Falmouth University) Respondent: Liesl Olson (Newberry Library) Nicoletta Asciuto (University of Durham) Jessica Kelly (Middlesex University) Rosanna Eckersley (University of East Anglia) Jenny Lee (University of Exeter) 95 - THE RELUCTANT MODERNIST Aimee Gasston (Birkbeck, University of Alexandra Peat (Franklin College, 104 FULTON London) Switzerland) Organiser: Saikat Majumdar (Stanford Alys Moody (University of Oxford) Kasia Jezowska (Royal College of Art) University) Nanette O'Brien (King's College London) Jonathan Woodham (University of Brighton) Chair: Jed Esty (University of Pennsylvania) Christopher Townsend (Royal Holloway, University of London) R13 - ROUNDTABLE: SURREALISM, Nadia Ellis (University of California, Helen Tyson (Queen Mary, University of AMERICAN LITERATURE, AND THE Berkeley), ‘Prefiguring Resistant London) EVERYDAY Modernism: CLR James, Edith Sitwell, and G22 JUBILEE a Blooming Americanism’ S24 - SEMINAR: ART AND EVERYDAYNESS Organisers: Joanna Pawlik (University of Philip Tsang (University of Pennsylvania), 203 FULTON Manchester) ‘V.S. Naipaul’s Mandated Modernism’ Susan Rosenbaum (University of Georgia) Saikat Majumdar (Stanford University), Organiser: Wood Roberdeau (Goldsmiths, Chair: Marsha Bryant (University of Florida) ‘The Amateur Modernist: CLR James in University of London) Bloomsbury’ Doug Haynes (University of Sussex) Alex Christie (University of Victoria) Alexander Howard (University of Sussex) 96 - CREATIVITY AND CONTINGENCY Mata Dimakopoulou (National and Joanna Pawlik (University of Manchester) IN MODERN POETRY Kapodistrian University of Athens) Susan Rosenbaum (University of Georgia) 202 FULTON Sarah Garland (University of East Anglia) Organisers: Erica McAlpine (University of Sonoko Hirota (Kyoto Women's University) R14 - ROUNDTABLE: MODERNIST Oxford) Katarzyna Jezowska (Royal College of Art) POETRY CRITICISM AND THE NEW Reena Sastri (Independent) ETHICS Chair: Susannah Hollister (University of 10.00 – 10.30 Coffee/Tea Break, Jubilee G155 JUBILEE Texas, San Antonio) Atrium Organiser: John Wrighton (University of Brighton) Johanna Skibsrud (University of Arizona), ‘“Un coup de dés”: Chance and the Event 10.30 – 12.00 Session 11 Grant Matthew Jenkins (University of Tulsa) in the Poetry of Stephane Mallarmé, Peter Middleton (University of Wallace Stevens and Christian Bök’ Southampton) Reena Sastri (Independent), ‘A Marriage of R11 - ROUNDTABLE: THE STATUS OF THE Adalaide Morris (University of Iowa) True Minds: Auden, Opera, and ART OBJECT IN THE NEW YORK SCHOOL Stephen Voyce (University of Iowa) Collaboration’ (AT WORK ON EVERYDAY EVENTS) David-Antoine Williams (University of Will May (University of Southampton), 103 FULTON Waterloo) ‘“troubles and wonders”: Aversion to Type Organiser: Sam Ladkin (University of Tim Woods (Aberystwyth University) in American Poetics’ Sheffield) Chair: Martin Iddon (University of Leeds)

SUNDAY 1 SEPTEMBER 2013 - 29 Erica McAlpine (University of Oxford), ‘“I University), ‘D.H. Lawrence’s Peter Fifield (University of Oxford), ‘D. H. misremembered”: Fortunate Forgettings in Transformative Trousers: Garments as Non- Lawrence and the Sensations of Illness’ Heaney and Muldoon’ Human Agents’ Kirsty Martin (University of Exeter), Christopher Holmes (Ithaca College), ‘At ‘“Making Happiness”: Virginia Woolf, 97 - MODERN(IST) NURSES the Limit of the Visible: Imagining Contentment and Creativity’ 203 FULTON Ishiguro’s Clones’ Sowon Park (University of Oxford), Organiser: Nadia Atia (Queen Mary, ‘Reading the Embodied Mind: University of London) 100 - MODERNISM AND THE SCIENCE Neurobiology and Modernism’ Chair: Anna Snaith (King's College London) OF FEELING 114 FULTON Jessica Howell (King’s College London), Organiser: Elizabeth Barry (University of ‘Nursing the White Man's Grave’ Warwick) 12.45 Monk’s House Visit Departure Nadia Atia (Queen Mary, University of Chair: Iain Bailey (University of (bus stop outside Bramber House, on London), ‘White Shoes and Kimonos: Manchester) Refectory Road) Nursing in the Middle East during the First 1.30 Monk’s House Visit #4, Rodmell World War’ Elizabeth Barry (University of Warwick), Victoria Walker (Independent), ‘Mothers, ‘Modernism, Time and the Psychology Sisters, Matrons: Antonia White’s of Attention’ psychiatric nurses’

98 - THE IMPOSSIBLE QUOTIDIAN: ORGANIZED VIOLENCE AND DAILY LANGUAGE 101 FULTON Organiser: Daniel Katz (University of Warwick) Chair: Mandy Bloomfield (University of Bedfordshire)

Daniel Katz (University of Warwick), ‘Anywhere and Anybody: Lisa Robertson’s Vernacular’ Dina Al-Kassim (University of British Columbia), ‘Poetic Exhaustion and the State of Siege: Darwish, August 6, 1982’ Nick Lawrence (University of Warwick), ‘From Everyday Occupations to Occupation of the Everyday: Colonized Lifeworlds in Postwar Poetry’

99 - MODERNISM AND THE LIMITS OF KNOWLEDGE: VEILS, GARMENTS, CLONES 113 FULTON Organiser: Elizabeth Sheehan (Oregon State University) Chair: Gillian Beer (University of Cambridge)

Ilya Parkins (University of British Columbia Okanagan), ‘Veiling, Non-Comprehension and the Racialized Politics of Femininity in Fashion Writing, 1910-1930’ Elizabeth Sheehan (Oregon State

Gas holder and parish church 30 - SUNDAY 1 SEPTEMBER 2013 Cafe 31 MSA 15 - EXHIBITORS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, GOVERNANCE

BOOK EXHIBITORS WoolfOnline Conference Administrator Ashgate Mark Hussey (Pace University) Sam Cooper (Sussex) Bloomsbury Cambridge University Press Table Staffed: Graduate Student Assistant Combined Academic Publishers Friday 1.00-1.30 pm Aakanksha Virkar (Sussex) Edinburgh University Press 3.00-3.30 pm Johns Hopkins University Press 5.00-5.30 pm Programme Committee Manchester University Press Saturday 3.00-3.30 pm David Chinitz (Loyola) Oxford University Press Sam Cooper (Sussex) Palgrave Macmillan MSA 15 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sara Crangle (Sussex) Small Press Poetry Table Volunteers Laura Frost (New School) University Presses Marketing Ruth Charnock (Lincoln) Suzanne Hobson (Queen Mary) Josh Cook (Sussex) Mark Hussey (Pace University) ACADEMIC EXHIBITORS Jenny Greenshields (Sussex) Katy Price (Queen Mary) Blue Mountain Project Byron Heffer (Sussex) John David Rhodes (Sussex) Clifford Wulfman (Princeton) Hannah Bagnall (Sussex) Victoria Rosner, Chair (Columbia) Harriet Hirschler (Sussex) Paul Saint-Amour (UPenn) British Association for Modernist Studies Erin Horakova (Queen Mary) Morag Shiach (Queen Mary) Suzanne Hobson (Queen Mary) Tom Houlton (Sussex) Pam Thurschwell (Sussex) Cathryn Setz (Oxford) Shima Jalal Kamali (Sussex) Emma West (Cardiff) Sima Jalal Kamali (Sussex) Administrative Assistance Emily Ridge (Durham) Lisa Kierley (Sussex) Emma Carlyle (Sussex) Anna Maguire (Sussex) Nicola Collins (Visit Brighton) The Brown Stocking Philippa Roloff-Standring (Sussex) Mark Raven (Sussex) Adam Hammond (U of Toronto) Ellamay Russell (Sussex) Cat Stead (Sussex) Isabelle Parkinson (Queen Mary) Heidi Swain (Sussex) Table staffed: Tigan Parmar (Sussex) Laura Vellacott (Sussex) Thursday Liz Sage (Sussex) Lorraine Wall (Sussex) 4.15-5.15 pm Lauren Sedger (Sussex) 6.45-8 pm Bethan Stevens (Sussex) It Services Friday Helen Tyson (Queen Mary) Steve Eastty (Sussex) 3.00-4.00 pm Joe Upton (Sussex) Lee Russell (Sussex) 6.45-8.00 pm Florence Warner (Sussex) Saturday Enis Yucekoralp (Sussex) Special Thanks 4.15 pm Emel Zorluoglu (Sussex) Stuart Bettis (Sussex) Kelly Burrows (Queen Mary) Mapping and Measuring Twentieth- Steering Committee Jim Endersby (Sussex) Century Correspondence Peter Boxall (Sussex) Peter Howarth (Queen Mary) Siobhan Phillips (Dickinson College) Sara Crangle (Sussex) Keith Pomfrett (Sussex) Christopher Donaldson (Lancaster Sue Currell (Sussex) Beth Rosenberg (University of Nevada, Las University) Alistair Davies (Sussex) Vegas) Patricia Murrieta-Flores (Lancaster University) Tom Healy (Sussex) Cristanne Miller (SUNY Buffalo) Gabriel Hankins (Clemson University) Suzanne Hobson (Queen Mary) Stephen Ross (University of Victoria) Harvey Quamen (University of Alberta) Sam Ladkin (Sheffield) Paul Hjartarson (University of Alberta) Katy Price (Queen Mary) & especially, Bolton Library and Museum David Large (University of Sydney) Morag Shiach (Queen Mary) Services, for generous permission to use the Ryan Weberling (Boston University) John David Rhodes (Sussex) Mass Observation ‘Worktown’ images Pam Thurschwell (Sussex) (please see: http//boltonworktown.co.uk/ Table staffed: Saturday 10.00-12.00 Conference Coordinator Sara Crangle (Sussex) 32 MSA GOVERNANCE Current Msa Board Members President: Paul Saint-Amour (University of Pennsylvania) First Vice President: David Chinitz (Loyola University, Chicago) Second Vice President: Rebecca Walkowitz (Rutgers University) Past President: Susan Stanford Friedman, (University of Wisconsin, Madison) Chair, Interdisciplinary Approaches (2012- 2015): Carrie Preston (Boston University) Chair, International Relations (2012-2015): Aaron Jaffe (University of Louisville) Chair, Nominations & Elections (2011- 2014): Adam McKible (John Jay College of Criminal Justice) Chair, Membership Development, Communications & Treasurer (2011-2014): Jesse Matz (Kenyon College) Chair, Program (2011-2014): Victoria Rosner (Columbia University) Co-Editor of Modernism/modernity (2011- 2016): Ann Ardis, University of Delaware

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Please note that numbers refer to the Beasley, Rebecca, S1, W5 Clayton, Michelle, 14 session numbers given in the full Beer, Gillian, 99, P (Fri 30 Aug) Clements, Elicia, 73 conference programme not to page Bennett, Andrew, S17 Clements, James, 64, S14 numbers. Betsworth, Leon, S8 Clover, Joshua, 82 Binckes, Faith, 61 Cohen, Debra Rae, 38, 42 Key Blair, Sara, R8 Cole, Merrill, 23 Blair-Underwood, Alison, S8 Cole, Richard, 13, R7, S1 number without prefix – Panel Blanco, María del Pilar, 89, 14 Colletta, Lisa, S4 number prefixed by R – Round Table Blankley, Elyse, 84 Collier, Patrick, 32 number prefixed by S – Seminar Bloomfield, Mandy, 51, 98 Conesa, Frank, 34, S21 number prefixed by Y – What are you Boaden, James, 63 Cooke, Jennifer, R10, S6 reading? Boehmer, Elleke, 1 Cooper, Sam, S22 number prefixed by W – Workshop Bogacka-Rode, Magdalena, S10 Costello, Bonnie , R2, R6, S12 P followed by date – Plenary Bogucki, Michael, S9 Courage, Fiona, W7, W8 Boland, Stephanie, 29, S11 Coyle, Michael, S19 Abel, Elizabeth, 3 Bostock, Camilla, S17 Crangle, Sara, 94, R10 Abrams, Nathan, R9 Botha, Marc, 39 Crewe, Jonathan, S15 Adelman, Richard, 60 Bowlby, Rachel, 12, P (Fri 30 Aug) Cristina, Maria, 62 Afflerbach, Ian, 49 Bowler, Rebecca , 52, S15 Critchley, Emily, 72 Al-Kassim, Dina, 98, Y2 Boxall, Peter, W4, 10, 24 Cunningham, Anne, 50, 50 Alderman, Nigel, 55, 82 Bozhkova, Yasna, 3 Currell, Sue, R6 Allmer, Patricia, R7 Bradshaw, David, 28 Dancer, Thom, S6 Alworth, David J., 2 Braeuninger, Renate, S19, R11 Daugaard, Solveig, 58, S15 Anderson, Elizabeth, 4, S14 Brassard, Genevieve, S10 Davison, Sarah, 70 Andrew, Nell, R1 Brazil, Kevin, S2 Dawkins, Charlie, 11, S4 Andrews, Kimberly Quiogue, 23 Bremm, Doris, R3, S12 Dawson, Benjamin, 36 Ardis, Ann, 32, 61, W4 Briganti, Chiara, 56 Day, Jon, 92 Armstrong, Tim, S18, Y2 Britzolakis, Christina, 76, S16 Delano, Page Dougherty, 24 Asciuto, Nicoletta, 35, S23 Bronstein, Michaela, 74, S2 Dennis, Amanda, 8 Atia, Nadia, 45, 97 Brower, Jordan, 27 Detloff, Madelyn, 50, 84, S3 Attridge, Derek, S6 Brown, Angus, R7, S1 Dettmar, Kevin J. H., W5 Avery, Todd, 84 Brown, Erica, S10 Diebel, Anne, S22 Ayers, David, 33, R10 Brunton, Elizabeth, S16, Y2 Diepeveen, Leonard, 32, 77 Bahun, Sanja, 41, S9 Bryant, Marsha, 55, R13 Dimakopoulou, Mata, S24 Bailes, Sara Jane, R11 Bryant, Sara, S10 Doan, Laura, 54 Bailey, Iain, 100, 79 Bucknell, Brad, 73 Dobbin, Beci, 20 Baker, Jacqueline, W5 Buchowska-Greaves, Dominka, S17 Donaldson, Christopher, 35 Baldock, Sophie, S15 Burrows, Stuart, 78, 93 Donaldson, Kirstin, 63 Balinisteanu, Mihai Tudor, S14 Buse, Peter, 80 Donlon, Anne, 24, S19 Ball, Tiffany, 21, S5 Canniff, Jason, S11, Y1 Duncan, Dennis, 66 Banerjee, Ria, 21, S12 Carluccio, Dana, 75 Dunton, Sara, S12 Banerjee, Sheela, 18 Carter, Derrais , 46 Durkin, Hannah, 83 Barnhisel, Greg, S7 Carter, Mia, S16 Dwan, David, 94 Barnsley, Veronica, 17, S5 Caselli, Daniela, 80 Eagleton, Terry, P (Sat 31 Aug) Baron, Scarlett, 47 Caughie, Pamela, 21, R1 Eaton, Mark, 2 Barry, Elizabeth, 100, 7, S11 Christensen, Susie, 7, S14 Eburne, Jonathan 63., 81, R7 Battersby, Christine, 4, S14 Christie, Alex, S24, Y1 Ebury, Katherine, 47 Battershill, Claire, S18 Ciaccio, Jason, 22 Eckersley, Rosanna, S23 Baxter, Katherine Isobel, 35 Clarke, Darren, 23, 84 Edwards, Caroline, S21 Bazin, Victoria, 69 Clay, Catherine, 61, S3 Edwards, Paul, W3

44 Eeckhout, Bart, 45, S20 Green, Fiona M., R2 Irvine, Dean, 27 Einhaus, Ann-Marie, 37 Green, Helen, 37, S8 Jaffe, Aaron, 62 Elkin, Lauren, 8, S21 Grogan, Kristin, S20 Jaillant, Lise, S1 Elkins, Amy, 57, S8 Grover, Mary, 12 James, David, 74, 86, S2, S6, W5 Ellis, Nadia, 95 Hackney, Fiona, S4 James, Emily, 19, R3 Emery-Peck, Jennifer Sorensen, 20 Hadjiyiannis, Christos, S14 Jenkins, Grant Matthew, R14 Erickson, Gregory, 73, S14 Hai, Ambreen, R8 Jennison, Ruth, 82 Esty, Jed, 77, 95, S16 Hammill, Faye, 25, S4 Jeon, Joseph Jonghyun, 62 Evans, Amy, 4 Hansen, Jim, 53 Jezowska, Katarzyna, R12, S24 Evans, Caroline, R8 Hargrove, Nancy, 6 Johnston, Georgia, 41 Farebrother, Rachel, 83, S19 Harris, Alexandra, R5 Jolly, Margaretta, 90 Farmer, Gareth, 51 Harris, Kaplan, 72 Jones, Clara, S3 Fay, Jennifer, 78 Hartshorne, Yolanda, S10 Jones, Jeannette Eileen, 46 Feigel, Lara, R5 Hayden, Sarah, 38, S15 Jonik, Michael, 60 Feinsod, Harris, 14, S7 Haynes, Annabel, 35 Jordan, Julia, 86 Ferguson, Rex, 5, S22 Haynes, Doug, R13 Josipovici, Gabriel, P (Fri 30 Aug) Fernald, Anne, 77, S11 Hayot, Eric, R10 Juengel, Scott, 78 Fifield, Peter, 100 Helle, Anita, R3 Kager, Maria, S12 Figgis, Laurence, 63, S7 Helt, Brenda S., 84 Kahan, Benjamin, 40, 92 Fill, Sarah, 49 Heney, Alison, S13 Kalaidjian, Andrew, 68 Flint, Kate, 57 Hentea, Marius, 45 Kalliney, Peter, S7 Fluet, Lisa, S6 Hepburn, Allan, 64 Kane, Daniel, R11 Foltz, Jonathan, 49, 88 Hercock, Ned, 26 Kane, Louise, S4 Fordham, Finn, R5 Hickman, Miranda, 30 Karshan, Thomas, 90, S3 Foster, Ashley, S10 Highmore, Ben, 8, P (Fri 30 Aug) Katz, Daniel, 98 Foster, J. Ashley, 24 Hinds, Hilary, 54 Katz, Tamar, 91, S8 Fox, Meghan C., S11 Hirota, Sonoko, S24 Kaufman, Mark David, S7 Fragopoulos, George, S2 Hjartarson, Paul, S4 Kelly, Jessica, R12 Fredman, Stephen, S8 Hobson, Suzanne, 18, 65, S14 Kennedy-Epstein, Rowena, 44 Friedman, Susan Stanford, 16, W4 Holcomb, Gary Edward, 40 Kindellan, Michael, 30 Friis, Elisabeth, 58 Holcombe, Lyanne, 56 Kinnahan, Linda, 55, S15 Frost, Laura, 43, 50 Hollister, Susannah, 96, R2 Klein, Scott W., 48 Funke, Jana, 16, S13 Holmes, Christopher, 99 Kochis, Matthew J., S16 Gaedtke, Andrew, 92 Honey, Maureen, 40, R4 Kohlmann, Benjamin, 85 Galletly, Sarah, S5 Horakova, Erin, S13 Kolocotroni, Vassiliki, 33 Galvin, Rachel, 81, R2 Hornby, Louise, 68, 93 Kotin, Joshua, 30 Garland, Sarah, S24 Hornstein, Katie S., 59 Kozol, Lauren, 23, S1, Y1 Garrity, Jane, R8, S11 Houlton, Tom, S21 Kusch, Celena E., 4 Gasiorek, Andrzej, 28, 48 Hovey, Jaime, S11 Ladkin, Sam, R11 Gasston, Aimee, S23 Howard, Alexander, 34, R13 Laird, Holly, Y3 Gaydos, Rebecca, S20 Howarth, Peter, 87, S1 Lambert, Gregg, 26 Gilbert, Geoff, S16 Howell, Jessica, 97 Lang, Anouk, R3 Girling, Anna, S5 Hubbard, Stacey, S15 Lang, Karen, R7 Gish, Nancy K., 6 Hubble, Nick, 28, 42, S18 Langridge, Rosie, 90 Goble, Mark, 78, 93 Huculak J., Matthew, 67, W1 Lassner, Phyllis, R9 Golden, Amanda, R3, S2 Hussey, Mark, 84 Lavery, Joseph, R10 Goldman, Jane, 9, R8 Hutton, Clare, S9 Lawrence, Michael, 9 Goldschmidt, Oren, 5, S22 Hyest, Jenny, 16 Lawrence, Nick, 98 Goloubeva, Irina Rasmussen, 49 Iddon, Martin, 89, R11 Le, Serena, 88, S1 Green, Barbara, 61, S11 Ingman, Heather, 16, S14 Lee, Jenny, R12

45 LeMahieu, Michael, 53, S2 Mezei, Kathy, 56 Pestell, Alex, 65 Leslie, Esther, 39, P (Fri 30 Aug) Micakovic, Elizabeth, S1 Phillips, Gyllian, 15 Levenson, Michael, S9 Middleton, Peter, R14, S7 Phillips, Siobhan, 69, R6 Levi, Neil, S3 Miller, Cristanne, R2 Picherit, Hervé, S23 Levitas, Ben, 29 Miller, Tyrus, 85 Piette, Adam, R5, S9 Ling, Alex, 39, S1 Milne, Drew, 26 Pinkerton, Steve , 46, S14 Longworth, Deborah , W4, 15 Mitrano, Mena, R10 Plock, Vike Martina, 25, 70, S21 Loukopoulou, Eleni, 11 Moody, Alys, 88, S23 Pogorelskin, Alexis, R9 Lowe, Gill, S18 Moore, John L., 66 Pollentier, Caroline, 12, S4 Lurz, John, 10, 3 Moran, Patrick, 19 Pollock, Griselda, P (Thurs 29 Aug) Macdonald, Kate, 12 Morgan, Paige, R3 Pong, Beryl, 31, S16 MacKay, Marina, 37, 85, R5 Morgenstern, John, 70 Poore, Benjamin, S1 Mackenzie, Alyssa, S5 Morris, Adalaide, R14 Posman, Sarah, 45, 58 Maclean, Caroline, 93 Morris, Dee, S8 Potter, Rachel, 76 Mahaffey, Vicki, 66, 29 Morrisson, Mark, S14 Preston, Carrie J., 89, R1 Maher, Ashley, 37, S7 Moses, Omri, S2 Preda, Roxana, S20 Maimon, Vered, 59 Moss, Gemma, 48 Price, Katy, 67, R1 Majumdar, Saikat, 1, 95, S6 Moss, Rhiannon, 29 Priest, Madison, S6 Mak, Cliff, 87 Mourant, Chris, S2, Y3 Pryor, Sean, 65 Mansanti, Céline, 34 Mulholland, Terri, 52 Quigley, Megan, 94 Mao, Douglas, 19, 33, S6, W4 Murphet, Julian, 82 Raitt, Suzanne, 79 Marcus, Laura, 28, 42 Mussell, Simon, S6 Randall, Bryony, S3 Marks, Peter, S18 Napolin, Julie, 27, 68 Rapaport, Herman, 26 Marshall, Kate, S13 Nickels, Joel, 44 Rasmussen, Eric Dean, 22, S17 Marshik, Celia, R8, S21 Nieland, Justus, 78 Reese, Sam, 22 Martin, Kirsty, 100, S22 Norman, Will, 2, S7 Reid, Susan, 17, S22 Marzioli, Sara, R7, S19 Nowell, Smith David, 8, S15 Reilly, Kara, 71 Maslen, Elizabeth, R9 O'Brien, Nanette, S23 Reynes-Delobel, Anne, 34 Matz, Jesse, 77 Oches, Matt, 75, S2 Reynolds, Guy Jonathan, S21, R7 Maude, Ulrika, 36, 7 Oliver, Sophie, 25, S21 Reynolds, Paige, 10 Mauro, Evan, 44 Olson, Liesl, R6, 94 Rhodes, John David, 20 Mavor, Carol, 3 Ong, Jade Munslow, 17, 54, S22 Rich, Kelly M., 53 Maxwell, William J., 2, R4 Oostdijk, Diederik, 81, S7 Ridge, Emily, 37 May, Will, 96 Ørum, Tania, 58 Riley, Peter, 60 May, William, S12 Otty, Lisa, S3, Y3 Rizzuto, Nicole, 59 McAlpine, Erica, 96 Papa, Victoria, 13 Roach, Rebecca, S3 McCluskey, Michael, 42 Paraskeva, Anthony, S9 Roberdeau, Wood, S24 McCulloch, Margery Palmer, 6, S14 Paris, Vaclav, 21, S22 Roberts, Andrew, 51, S4 McDonald, Gail, S14 Park, Sowon, 100 Robinson, Sophie, 72 McGowan, Tony, 60 Parker, Richard, 65 Rodal, Jocelyn, 88 McGregor, Hannah, 11, S4 Parkins, Ilya, 99, S21 Rogers, Gayle, 89 McKible, Adam, R4, S19 Parkinson, Isabelle, S4 Rosen, David, S13 McLeod, Hazel, S4 Patterson, Ian, R5, S18 Rosenbaum, Susan, R13 McLoughlin, Kate, 43, S17 Patton, Venetria K., R4 Rosenberg, Aaron, S16 Mead, Henry, 18 Pawlik, Joanna, S19 Rosenberg, Beth, R9 Mehta, Bina, S17,Y3 Pease, Allison, 5, 50 Rosenberg, Joseph Elkanah, 20 Mellor, Leo, R5 Peat, Alexandra, R12, S13 Rosenquist, Rod, 18, S10 Mendelman, Lisa, 13, S5 Periyan, Natasha, Y2 Rosner, Victoria, 57, W9 Mengham, Rod, 85 Pero, Allan, 15, S17 Ross, Stephen, 33, 44, W1, 87

46 Rothman, Roger, 91, R1 Spiropoulou, Angeliki, 33 Waddell, Nathan, 48, 73, S18 Royle, Nicholas, S17 Spoo, Robert, W6, W9 Walker, Victoria, 97, S10 Rubenstein, Michael, 19, 79 Stanger, Arabella, R11, S8 Walkowitz, Rebecca L., W5, S2 Ryan, Derek, 9 Stanley, Kate, 68, S1 Wallace, Jeff, S22 Sage, Liz, S12 Steven, Mark, 82, S3 Walsh, Kelly, S1, Y2 Saint-Amour, Paul, 47, R10, W5, W9 Stevens, Bethan, 75 Walsh, Rebecca, 4 Sale, Stephen, 36 Stonebridge, Lyndsey, 76 Walter, Christina, 53 Salisbury, Laura, 66, 7, 80 Stothers, Anna, S11 Walton, Jean, 54 Saloman, Randi, 74, Y3 Stubbs, Tara, S3 Warden, Claire, 71 Sánchez, Rebecca, 41 Sugden, Edward, R7 Ware, Ben, 80 Sastri, Reena, 96 Sugg, Ryan Deborah, 15, R12, S18, Y2 Welsch, J.T., 79 Saunders, Max, S18 Suh, Judy, S3 West, Emma, 25, S21 Sawaya, Francesca, 91 Sullivan, Hannah, S6 Whalan, Mark, S19 Sawler, Trevor, S20 Swaab, Peter, S15 White, Eric, 30 Sayeau, Michael, 86 Swanson, Cecily, 32 Wientzen, Timothy, 92 Scaramella, Evelyn, 24 Sweeney, Fionnghuala, 83 Williams, Daniel, 83, S19 Schaller, Karen, 31, 64, S11 Sword, Helen, W2 Williams, David-Antoine, R14 Schmidt, Tyler T., 40, R6 Tanigawa, Katie, R1 Williams, R. John, 27 Schoeder, Jonathan, S16, 60 Taunton, Matthew, 36, 76 Willmott, Glenn, 87, S13 Schoenbach, Lisi, R6 Taylor, Julie, 13 Wilson, Mary, 21, 41, S3 Schröder, Leena Kore, S12 Templeton, Erin, R3 Wilson, Siona, 59 Schultz, Kathy Lou, 72 Terry, Sarah, R3 Winant, Johanna, 10 Schulze, Robin G., 69 Thacker, Andrew, 17, 67, S8 Winick, Meryl, S11 Seshagiri, Urmila, S2 Thaggert, Miriam, 83, S8 Winkiel, Laura Ann, 1, S6 Setz, Cathryn, 67, 75 Thompson, Stephen, S20 Winning, Joanne, 43 Sheehan, Elizabeth, 99 Thomson, Tara, S18 Winstanley, Adam, 79 Shepherd-Barr, Kirsten, 71 Thurschwell, Pam, S16, 52, 64 Wintz, Cary, R4 Shepley, Nick, 86 Thurston, Michael, 55, 71 Witen, Michelle, 70 Sheringham Michael, P (Fri 30 Aug) Townsend, Christopher, S23 Wolf, Hope, 81 Sherrard-Johnson, Cherene, 46, R4, S19 Travisano, Thomas, R2 Wolfe, Jesse, 74 Shiach, Morag, 43, 57 Treseler, Heather, 90 Wollaeger, Mark, S7 Shin, Kunio, 5 Truran, Wendy, S13 Wood, Alice, 11, S4 Short, Emma, 52 Tryphonopoulos, Demetres, S20 Woodham, Jonathan, R12 Shull, Brigitte, W5 Tsang, Philip, 95, S9, Y1 Woods, Tim, 51, R14 Sim, Lorraine, 39 Tucker, Lauryl, S15 Wrighton, John, R14, S6 Simpson, Kathryn, S12 Tung, Charles M., 62 Yamamoto, Kaoru, S17 Skibsrud, Johanna, 96 Tyson, Helen, S23 Yerkes, Andrew, 75 Small, Flicka, S9 Uslenghi, Alejandra, 14 Yoon, Irene, S7 Smethhurst, James, R4 Van Hulle, Dirk, 47 Zeiger, Melissa, S15 Smith, Ellen, 31, S7 Vandertop, Caitlin, S7 Ziarek, Ewa Plonowska, R8 Smith, James, S7 Vandivere, Julie, 91 Zox-Weaver, Annalisa, 22 Snaith, Anna, 1, 97 Vashist, Urvashi, S11, Y3 Zubernis, Emily, S22 Snyder, Carey, 38, S5 Vere, Bernard, S8 Solomon, Sam, 72 Vericat, Fabio, 6 Sorensen, Leif, 38, S13 Vice, Sue, R9, S16 Spalding, Frances, 56 Vincent, Bridget, 31, Y1 Sparks, Elisa Kay, S13 Vinegar, Aron, R7 Spencer, Jane, 9 Volpicelli, Robert, 69, S1 Spiro, Mia, R9, S14 Voyce, Stephen, R14, S20

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Conference Buildings Satellite Event Coach Stop – Refectory Shops Road, outside Bramber House Union Shop – Monday-Friday 08.00-17.00 Jubilee (sessions, plenaries, lunches and – Map ref 55 coffee breaks, receptions, poster Special Collections Workshops – Open exhibitions) – Map ref 15 Learning Space, Library – Map ref 20 Co-operative Food – Monday-Sunday 07.00-23.00 – Map ref 13 Fulton (registration, sessions, coffee breaks, Kent House (accommodation) – Map ref 8 book exhibit) – Map ref 30 Cash points (ATMs) are located at Sussex Lewes Court (accommodation) – Map ref 2 House (ref 54) and at the rear of Bramber Bramber House Dine Central restaurant House (ref 13) as final line of key. and bar (business lunch) – Map ref 13 Swanborough (accommodation) – Map ref 14

Cafes

Arts Piazza Cafe – Thursday-Friday 08.00- 18.00 – Map ref F

Bridge Cafe – Monday-Friday 09.00-16.00 – Access from map ref 50 and 52

Eat Central, Bramber - Monday - Saturday 08.00- 22.00 - Map ref 13

Dhaba Cafe – Monday-Friday 09.00-16.00 – Map ref C

Jubilee Cafe – Monday-Friday 08.30-16.30 – Map ref 15

Library Cafe – Monday-Friday 09.00-16.30 – Map ref 20

Sussex Innovation Centre Cafe – Monday- Friday 08.30-16.30 – Map ref 44

Bars

East Slope Bar and Kitchen – Monday- Sunday 12.00-23.00 (kitchen 21.30) – Map ref 5

IDS Cafe and Bar – Cafe Monday-Friday 08.00-14.00 and Saturday 13.00-17.00; Bar Monday-Friday 12.00-14.00 and 17.00- 21.00 – Map ref 19 (front)

The Swan Inn – Tuesday-Saturday 12.00- 23.00 – Falmer Village North

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