tempests and other natural disasters in the literary imagination
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tempests and other natural disasters in the literary imagination
'Dashed all to pieces': tempests and other natural disasters in the literary imagination CETAPS Centre for English, Translation and Anglo-Portuguese Studies Venue: Faculdade de Letras da Universidade do Porto Portugal 1-3 December 2011 Conference Programme Thursday, 1 December 8.30 Registration 9.00 Opening – Anfiteatro Nobre 9.30-11.00 Panel Sessions Anfiteatro Nobre Pathos in Nature and Culture: AngloPortuguese Shadows Apocalypse Now Chair: Zulmira Castanheira Chair: Carlos Azevedo Maria Leonor Machado Sousa (Univ. Nova de Lisboa) „As if Nature Responded to Human Tragedies‟ Isabel Oliveira Martins (Univ. Nova de Lisboa) On The Road: Cormac McCarthy‟s PostApocalyptic Vision of America Conceição Castel-Branco (Univ. Nova de Lisboa) The stormy passage to England of “a Queen coming from far!” Alba Escriu Roca (Univ. Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona) Maggie Gee‟s The Ice People: The „Cooling‟ of Human Relationships Cláudia Faria (Univ. Nova de Lisboa / CETAPS) The Great Flood of 1803 in Funchal – Foreign Perceptions and Interpretations 11.00 – Coffee Break Anfiteatro 1 Maria Luisa Pascual Garrido (Univ. Córdoba) The End of the World in two Road Narratives: Ridley Walker and The Road Thursday, 1 December 11.15-12.15 Panel Sessions Anfiteatro Nobre Disaster on Screen Sala de Reuniões Portuguese Storms - Sea and Land Anfiteatro 1 Anglo-Irish Calamities Chair: Maria Teresa Castilho Chair: Conceição Castel Branco Chair: Teresa Casal Pere Gallardo-Torrano (Univ. Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona) Sleeping with the Enemy: EcoHorror and/or Cultural Phobias in M. Night Shyamalan‟s The Happening (2008) Mariana Gonçalves (Univ. Nova de Lisboa) The Last Days of Pompeii:Vesuvius‟ Eruption Through the Words of Edward Bulwer-Lytton and the Lens of Sergio Leone FantinaTedim and Salete Carvalho (Univ. Porto) The 1755 Lisbon Earthquake in the Literature Across the Centuries: A Scientific Geographical Reading Ana Rita Padeira (Univ. Aberta) Of Strange Threats from Nature in Os Lusíadas – Through Storms and Maritime Waves 12.15 Break 14.30 Plenary Session – Anfiteatro Nobre Chair: Rui Carvalho Homem Virginia Mason Vaughan (Clark University, USA) Shakespeare's Transformative Tempests 15.30 Break Olena Lytovka (Maria Curie-Sklodowska Univ., Poland) The End of the World or the Beginning of a New Life: Natural and Family Disaster in Elizabeth Bowen‟s The House in Paris Zuzanna Sanches (Univ. Lisboa) Burning Down our Homes: The Politics of Fire in Elizabeth Bowen‟s and Deirdre Madden‟s Fiction Thursday, 1 December - 15.45-17.15 Panel Sessions Anfiteatro Nobre Dystopian Futures Chair: Iolanda Ramos Katarzyna Baran (Univ.Rovira I Virgili, Tarragona) Apocalypse and the Impossibility of Utopia in the Culture of Fear Elizabeth Russell (Univ. Rovira I Virgili, Tarragona) From the Womb to the Tomb: Dystopia and Sex Selection Programming Teresa Botelho (Univ. Nova de Lisboa) Hope Among the Ruins: Critical Dystopian Visions in the PostApocalyptic Novels Children of Men (P.D. James, 1992) and The Parable of the Sower (Octavia Butler, 1993) Sala de Reuniões Stormy Tropes: Page and Stage Chair: Cândida Zamith Anfiteatro 1 Asian Vistas: India and Pacific María Beatriz Hernández Pérez (Univ. La Laguna) Waiting for the Storm: Women and the Sea in Chaucerian Narrative Suhail Ahmad Faroqi (Jamia Millia Islamia / Central Univ., New Delhi) The Bengal Famine and the Natural Disasters in Urdu Literary Imagination Davide Del Bello (Univ. degli Studi di Bergamo) Mapping Disaster: Shakespeare‟s Tempest and the Early Modern Poetics of Mystification Jacobo Canady (Univ. de Sevilla) Technological Determinism and Natural Catastrophe in Paolo Bacigalupi‟s The Windup Girl Jesús Marin Calvarro (Univ.Extremadura) Proverbial Wisdom and Wordplay as Rhetorical Elements to construct a figurative Natural disaster in Othello, the Moor of Venice 17.15 Coffee break 17.30-19-00 Panel Sessions Anfiteatro Nobre American Storms Sala de Reuniões GothicVisions Chair. Teresa Botelho Chair: Ana Rita Padeira Claus-Peter Neumann (Univ. Zaragoza) Tennessee Williams‟ Storms: From Passion to Apocalypse to Human Catastrophe Maria Zulmira Castanheira (Univ. Nova de Lisboa) „Hell upon water‟: storm, shipwreck and diabolism in Matthew Gregory Lewis‟s „The Isle of Devils‟ Isabel Fernandes Alves (Univ.Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro) Willa Cather‟s Lucy Gayheart: A Winter’s Tale Imma Ferri-Miralles (Univ. Alicante) Tempestuous Nature in Gothic Literature: an Ecocritical Perspective Ana Santandreu Aranda (Univ. Balearic Islands) The End in the Beginning: Storms as the Driving Force in Mary Shelley‟s Frankenstein and The Last Man Chair: Laura Bulger Humberto Burcet-Rojas (Univ. Rovira I Virgili, Tarragona) Overcoming Natural Disasters: Presence in Pacific Literatures Anfiteatro 1 Trouble in Nature: Intercultural Dialogues Chair: Miguel Ramalhete Sema E. Ege (Univ. Ankara) The Catastrophe as the Saviour Márcia Lemos (Univ. Porto) In Search of Contemporary Revolutionary Writing: A Reading of Ohran Pamuk‟s Snow Isabel Donas Botto (Univ. Coimbra) Rising from the Ashes: A Tale of Two Cities Friday, 2 December 9.30-11.30 Panel Sessions Anfiteatro Nobre Rewriting and Restaging The Tempest Sala de Reuniões Creation, Destruction: Troubled Representations Sala do DEAA Modernist Seas Chair: Teresa Louro Chair: Manuel Gomes da Torre Teresa Casal (Univ. Lisboa) Thunder, Fear, and Violence: Jennifer Johnston‟s Rewriting of The Tempest Miguel Ramalhete Gomes (Univ. Porto) Natural History in Shakespeare and Heiner Müller Hisao Oshima (Kyushu Univ., Japan) Shipwrecks in the Kabuki Style in Yukio Ninagawa‟s Stage Productions of The Tempest and Twelfth Night Chair: Jorge Bastos da Silva Linda Kay (Concordia Univ., Quebec) Literature on the Spot María Jose Diez (Univ. Salamanca) Earthquakes in London: Mike Bartlett‟s Thrilling View of Climate Change Didac Llorens Cubedo (Univ. Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Spain) Shipwreck and Drowning Imagery in T.S. Eliot‟s „Death by Water‟ Pedro Férez Mora (Univ. Murcia) Severo Sarduy and the Big Bang: The Poietic Catastrophe Noelia Malla García (Univ. Complutense de Madrid) „Will She Live Through This?‟ An Ecocritical Approach to Joseph Conrad‟s Typhoon John Style (Univ. Rovira I Virgili, Tarragona) After the Flood: Post-Hurricane Katrina Narratives of New Orleans as Utopian and Dystopian Space 11:30 Coffee break 11.45 Plenary Session – Anfiteatro Nobre Chair. Maria Leonor Machado de Sousa Helena Buescu (Universidade de Lisboa) Narration and catastrophe: The 1755 Earthquake. 12.45 Break 14.45 Plenary Session – Anfiteatro Nobre Chair: Gualter Cunha Chris Morash (National University of Ireland, Maynooth) “Study That House”: Ireland in Ruins 15.45 Break Rogério Miguel Puga (Univ. Nova de Lisboa) ‟Half-Drowned, Bestially Shaken, and Partly Choked‟: Human and Natural Disasters at Sea in Joseph Conrad‟s Typhoon Smiljka Kesić (College of Tourism, Belgrade) Evanescence: The Tempest in Modernist Literature: Lives Full of Trees and Changing Leaves Friday, 2 December 16.00-18.00 Panel Sessions Anfiteatro Nobre Ecocritical Discourses Sala de Reuniões Literature, Magic, Religion Sala do DEAA Canadian and Other New World Settings Chair: Isabel Alves Chair: Zuzanna Sanches Chair. Isabel Oliveira Martins Joanna Róźańska (Higher State Vocational School Walcz, Poland) Miraculous Tempests in Shakespeare‟s Last Plays Laura Bulger (Univ. Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro) On How Margaret Laurence Transplanted the Calibanian Dark Cave into Canada Valentina Mikluc (Military Academy, Belgrade) General Dann in Pursuit of Knowledge: Ecofeminist Reconstruction of Natural Order María Antonia Mezquita Fernández (Univ. Valladolid,) Natural and Human Disaster: Sin and Fall in S. T. Coleridge‟s ‟The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner‟ Paula Guimarães (Univ. Minho) „The Sun Shall Be Darkened‟: Eco-critical Byron and the Feminine Apocalyptic Sublime in „Darkness‟ (1816) Iolanda Ramos (Univ. Nova de Lisboa) Balloons Over the Volcano: Ecocriticism, Vengeful Nature and Apocalyptic Anxieties Rubén Jarazo Álvarez (Univ. Coruña) and Elena Romero (Univ. Complutense de Madrid) Protestant Wind in Elizabethan Drama and Several Contemporary Representations of Shakespeare‟s Plays Joana Caetano (Univ. Porto) God‟s Trials and God‟s Mercies: The Apocalyptic Reading of Some Actual Disasters in Seventeenth-Century England Jennifer Sierra Mesa (Univ. La Laguna) Grass, Glass and Anxiety in the Apocalyptic Story of Zsuzsi Gartner: City of My Dreams Teresa Gibert (Univ. Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Madrid) The Death Theme in Margaret Atwood‟s Post-Apocalyptic Novels María Colom Jiménez (Univ. Complutense de Madrid) John Steinbeck‟s „Californian Novels‟: Reporting Social Trauma and Suffering During the Great Depression and the Oklahoma Dust Bowl 18.00 Coffee Break 18.30 Book Launch 18.30 - Anfiteatro Nobre Prospero's Wake: Ana Luísa Amaral discusses and reads from her new verse play Próspero Morreu, presented by Rui Carvalho Homem Saturday, 3 December 9.45-11.30 Panel Sessions Anfiteatro Nobre Pathos, Aesthetics, Poetry Sala de Reuniões Ambivalence and Laughter: Shakespearean Tempests Anfiteatro 1 Identities, Discomfort, Disaster Chair. Carlos Ceia Chair: Márcia Lemos Chair: Gabriela Gândara Terenas Dulce Melão (Esc. Sup. Educação de Viseu) ‟A Dry Black Veil, Which No Ray of Sunshine Can Pierce‟: Ruskin‟s Sense of an Ending and The Storm-Cloud of the Nineteenth Century Maria Cândida Zamith Silva (Univ. Porto) Twins and Tempests in A Comedy of Errors: Life‟s Laughter, Life‟s Lesson Aitor Ibarrola-Armendariz (Univ. Deusto) What Hidden Atitudes Do Hurricanes Unleash? Reconsidering Gender, Class, and Racial Issues in Zora Neale Hurston‟s Their Eyes Were Watching God Valerie Narayana (Mount Allison Univ., Canada) Winds of Change: Cataclysmic Elements in the Poetry and Anthropological Writing of Louise Michel (1830-1905) Neslihan Ekmekçioğlu (Hacettepe Univ.) Tempests and Shipwrecks: Transgression, Transformation and Spatial Ambiguity in Shakespeare‟s World Gisele Wolkoff (Univ.Coimbra) Carrying the Songs and Beyond Esther Sánchez-Pardo (Univ. Complutense de Madrid) On War and Memory: Ruins, Visions and Apocalyptic Poetry Jean Berton (Univ. Toulouse 2 le Mirail) Deathblow in the Hebrides: The Sinking of the „Iolaire‟ 11.30 Coffee Break 11.45 Plenary Session – Anfiteatro Nobre Chair: Fátima Vieira Maggie Gee (Novelist, UK) Beyond Ending: on looking over the edge of the cliff 12.45 Closing Remarks Emilija Lipovsek (College of Tourism, Belgrade) Apocalypse in the Metropolis: Shipwrecked Identities of the Immigrants in London Miguel Alarcão (Univ. Nova de Lisboa) The Dark Side of Sintra: Tempests and Destruction in Some British Travelogues (Late 18th Century)
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