British Society for Eighteenth Century Studies bsecs 46th Annual Conference 2017



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Thursday Morning Coffee Break : 5th January 2017 10:30 - 11:00



41 - Panel: Thursday Morning Coffee Break : 5th January 2017 10.30 – 11.00
Elizabeth Wordsworth Tea Room (Dickson Poon Building)









Thursday Session Two : 5th January 2017 11:00 - 12:30



42 - Panel: Newspapers, Propaganda, and Reporting
Ho Tim Seminar Room



Speaker
Paper Title

Johanne Kristiansen

Reporting the St. Domingue Slave Revolt: News and Commentary in the London Press, 1789-1795

Ben Lafferty

‘All the news is frozen up’: newspaper delivery in the Little Ice Age

Ross Nedervelt

The British Caribbean in Patriot and Loyalist Newspaper Propaganda during the American Revolution






43 - Panel: Spanish Friends, Enemies, and Allies
Ho, Leung, Ho and Lee Seminar Room



Speaker
Paper Title

Laura Blanco de la Barrera

The Galician 18th Century: Oasis or Lacuna? Periodization, Semantic Space and Conflicting Views within the Literary Historical Discourse-Building by Regionalist Movement

Phoebe Oliver

Following suit, coming up trumps: card playing as performance of diplomacy and national identity in Peninsular War colloquies

Anna Brinkman

Merchants of Fortune: British Foreign Policy and the Spanish Empire in the Americas 1775-1780






44 - Panel: Faces, Gestures, The Gaze, and Speaking Glances
Chair: Frank O'Gorman
Lecture Theatre 1



Speaker
Paper Title

Miriam Handley

‘A volume in a single glance’: Eye portraits, opera boxes and the spectacle of the look in the theatre, 1786

Erin Whitcroft

‘Captivating grace’: the role of gesture and movement in the Eighteenth Century.

Nigel Joseph

The spectator, “self-liking,” and amour propre: The gaze of the other as civilizing mechanism in Addison, Mandeville, and Adam Smith and as alienating in Rousseau.






45 - Panel: Casts and Copies : A Visit to the Ashmolean Casts Gallery
Chair: Helen Williams
Lecture Theatre 2



Arrangements to be clarified






46 - Panel: Aesthetics : Theology, Morality, and the Picturesque
Chair: tba
Louey Seminar Room



Speaker
Paper Title

Eduard Ghita

Theological Underpinnings of Joseph Addison’s Aesthetics

Marta Oracz

Gilpin’s correspondence with his friends – defense of his theory of Picturesque against objections of Joshua Reynolds.

Wing Sze LEUNG

Kant’s Account of Aesthetic Ideas in the Critique of Judgment and its Moral Relevance






47 - Panel: Object and Identity : Jugs, Wigs, Boots
Chair: tba
Maplethorpe Office



Speaker
Paper Title

Beth Kowaleski Wallace

Character Formed into Clay: The Toby Jug and late 18th-century English Identity

Matthew McCormack

These boots aren’t made for walkin’: material culture and Georgian masculinities

Laura Griffin

The “company of our Relations, acquaintances, and familiars”: The English wig and eighteenth century American identity, 1750-1800






48 - Panel: Public and Covert Enemies and Spies in State and Society
Chair: tba
Maplethorpe Seminar Room



Speaker
Paper Title

Fiona Milne

‘What confidence can there be?’: Surveillance, state trials, and social fracture in the 1790s

Mika Suzuki

Friends and Hidden Enemies

Kyle Hughes

The Enemy Within: Bernard Duggan, United Irishman and Ribbonman






49 - Round Table: Reading Rowe Aloud
Chair: John McTague
MGA Lecture Room









50 - Panel: Actresses
Chair: Sarah Burdett
Old Law Library



Speaker
Paper Title

Miranda Kiek

Friends with Benefits: The necessity of friendship and the late eighteenth-century actress

Anna Senkiw

Frenemies: Acts of Celebrity Collaboration, Self-Preservation and Usurpation by Eighteenth-Century Actresses

Anais Pedron

How to make friends when you are a diva: Clairon’s friendships and enmities in eighteenth-century Paris






51 - Panel: Reading Watercolours : Death and Empire
Chair: Danielle Thom
Winston C S Wong Seminar Room



Speaker
Paper Title

Catriona Kennedy

Sepoys on the Sands of Egypt: The East India Company, the Egyptian campaign of 1801 and comparative colonial knowledge formation

Christoph Heyl

The Skeleton in the Phone Box: Gothic Imagination, Private Narrative and the Soane Family Monument

Lenka Filipova

Space, Place and the Natural World in Lady Anne Barnard’s Letters and Watercolours from the Cape Colony






52 - Panel: Collecting Networks and Continental Schools of Art
Chair: tba
Wordsworth Room (Main Building)



Speaker
Paper Title

Nicole Cochrane

All’s Fair in Art and War: Competitive Collecting Networks and the Auction House Saleroom in the Long Eighteenth Century.

Marianne Brooker

‘Monitors, companions, friends’: Museum and gallery descriptions in the long eighteenth century.

Aline Gallasch-Hall de Beuvink

Italians and Portuguese artists: Friends, Allies or Enemies?

Ingrid R. Vermeulen

Mapping a German School of Art in the Eighteenth Century. Geography and Identity in Print and Picture Collections in Dresden and Vienna





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