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Location

Shaker Village and Springfield, KY

Date

April 22-25, 2016

Program

Keynote:

• H.R. Stoneback (SUNY New Paltz) - C. E. Morgan’s The Sport of Kings: A Preliminary Report with Notes on Some Personal Connections and Further Reflections on Roberts and Morgan
  

Presentations:

• Jane Keller (University of Baltimore) - "SOMETHING OF MYSELF": Readings from the (nearly completed!) draft of the biography of Elizabeth Madox Roberts
  
• Bill Slavick (University of Southern Maine) - Harriette Arnow: "Probably Wrong on All Counts"
  
• Gregory Bruno (SUNY New Paltz) - Reconciling Romantic Sentiments in Song in the Meadow
  
• Victoria Prashad (SUNY New Paltz) - "The sweet soil. . . black earth, bitter and foul of odor": The Psychological Self in Nature within The Time of Man
  
• Matthew Nickel (Misericordia University) - "The earth abideth forever": Ecclesiastes, Values, and Modernism
  
• Eleanor Hough (SUNY New Paltz) - The Heart of her Hurt and the Heart of her Hate: Representations of Love and Abuse in Elizabeth Madox Roberts’ Black is My Truelove’s Hair
  
• Daniel J. Pizappi (University of Tennessee) - "You won't get shed": Kentucky Homecomings in Elizabeth Madox Roberts’ The Haunted Mirror and Chris Offutt’s Out of the Woods
  
• Jaclyn Houlahan (SUNY New Paltz) - Diony’s Journey: Exploring the Forces that Realize the Self
  
• Jessica M. Nickel (Misericordia University) - "Distance would still remain": Yearning for Communion in the Works of C. E. Morgan and E. M. Roberts
  
• Mickey D’Addario (SUNY New Paltz) - "Mind, Soul, Spirit, MYSELF": Ellen, Diony, and Identity
  
• Amanda Capelli (University of Lousiana, Lafayette) - Shadows of the Southern Renascence: The "politics of location" in Elizabeth Madox Roberts’ My Heart and My Flesh and Natasha Trethewey’s Native Guard
  
• Donald C. Scriven (Scott, Scriven & Wahoff LLP, Columbus, Ohio) - More Thoughts—and a Few Tribulations—on Collecting Elizabeth Madox Roberts
  
• Gregg Neikirk (Westfield State University) - Play-ing in The Great Meadow: The Dramatic Acts of Settling Kentucky
  
• Jared Young (Oklahoma State University) - EMR, the Naturalist: The Time of Man and its Transcendental Narrative
  
• Adam Neikirk (Westfield State University) - The Idea of the Holy and ‘Holy Children’ in Roberts and Wordsworth
  
• Gisèle Sigal (Universitè de Pau, France) - Historicity in Elizabeth Madox Roberts’ Short Stories: Insights into the Social Terrain and the Sense of Place
  
• Alexander Knowles (St. Catharine College) - Proletariat Struggle in Song in the Meadow
  
• Marc Cioffi (Pacific College of Oriental Medicine) - The Legacy of the Pioneers: How Artists Saved the Frontier from Certain Chaos
  
• Peter Camilleri (SUNY New Paltz) - Philosophy and Feeling and Roberts
  
• Jane Dionne (Independent Scholar) - Not By Strange Gods—a Book of Short Stories by Elizabeth Madox Roberts: A Teaching Guide for Understanding and Enjoyment
  
• Sara Herbert (St. Catharine College) - Class Struggle in "Children of the Earth"
  
• Nathan Lee (SUNY New Paltz) - Peasant Dreams: Storytelling Tradition at Play in Jingling in the Wind
  
• James Stamant (Agnes Scott College) - Gypsies, Tramps, and Thieves: Liminality in A Buried Treasure
  
• Zach Stewart (SUNY New Paltz) - Voices Crying in the Wilderness: Speech and Storytelling in The Great Meadow
  
• Jessica Jones (SUNY New Paltz) - Relationships and Sense of Place in The Time of Man
  
• Elizabeth F. Oxler (University of Louisina, Lafayette) - The Open Boundary: Place and Space in the Fiction of Elizabeth Madox Roberts and Eudora Welty
  
• Matt Wessels (SUNY New Paltz) - To Till the Ground from which she was Taken: Felix Culpa in The Time of Man
  
• Autumn Holladay (SUNY New Paltz) - Folk and Selfhood in The Time of Man
  
• Colleen Stewart (SUNY New Paltz) - Weaving Women into the Domestic Sphere
  
• Damian A. Carpenter (East Tennessee State University) - Toward Communitas and Individuality: Elizabeth Madox Roberts’ Folk Heroines and the Emerging Performance of Self
  
• Joseph Curra (SUNY New Paltz) - The Great Meadow: Lyricism within Mirror Imagery
  
• Mike Marks (SUNY New Paltz) - No Machine—Just Ellen—in the Garden
  

XVIII Annual EMRSC Program
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