UCLA Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies

Annual UCLA Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies Shakespeare Symposium:
“Shakespeare, Interrupted: Revisiting Problem Scenes in the Canon”

Saturday, May 13, 2006, at UCLA, in Royce Hall 314

Program

• 9:00 am, Welcoming Remarks
  Brian P. Copenhaver, Director, UCLA Center for Medieval & Renaissance Studies
  Lowell Gallagher (English, UCLA), Symposium Organizer
• 9:15 am, Session I
  Anne Myers (UCLA), Moderator
  
Karen Cunningham (UCLA), “‘Enter Lavinia, ravish’t’: Stages of Violence in Titus Andronicus
• 10:00 am, Session II
  David Long (UCLA), Moderator
  Lisa Freinkel (University of Oregon), “Empson’s Dog: Timon, Joshu and the Problem of Words”
• 11:00 am, Session III
  Lowell Gallagher (UCLA), Moderator
  Harry Berger, Jr. (UC Santa Cruz), “Shakespeare Interrupted, or Interpreted, or Decelerated: How to Make Every Scene a Problem Scene”
• 12:15 pm
  Lunch (Pre-paid reservations required)
• 1:30 pm, Session IV
  Jennifer Rust (UC Irvine), Moderator
  Julia Reinhard Lupton (UC Irvine), “Imagining Consent in Measure for Measure”
• 2:15 pm, Session V
  Loren Blinde (UCLA), Moderator
  Arthur Little (UCLA),“Hamlet Interruptus: Henry V, Guns, and Compassion in Marshall’s The Renaissance Man”
• 3:15 pm, Session VI
  Robert N. Watson (UCLA), Moderator
  David Goldstein (University of Tulsa), “What May Be Indigested in a Play: Staging Problems in Troilus and Cressida”
• 4:00 pm, Closing Remarks
  Lowell Gallagher (UCLA)

This symposium was made possible through the generosity of the UCLA Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, the UCLA Department of English, and anonymous donors.

Advance registration required. Seats are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

To register, submit the registration form below, or contact the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies at (310) 825-1880 or cmrs@humnet.ucla.edu

Fee: $10 (Make check payable to UC Regents and submit with form below.) No charge for students (ID required), K-12 teachers, UC faculty and staff, CMRS Associates and Council members, and members of the UCLA Friends of English.

Buffet Lunch: $15 per person. Vegetarian selection available. Lunch reservation, with payment, must be received by May 10th. Symposium participants may also purchase lunch on their own from campus food facilities.

Parking: $8. Permit may be purchased the day of the event from a UCLA Parking Services kiosk. Tell the attendant you are here for the Shakespeare Symposium.

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Registration for “Shakespeare, Interrupted,” May 13, 2006

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Please make check payable to: UC Regents. Return this form, with payment, to:

UCLA Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Box 951485
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