stanford university PLD centennial conference fri, mar 10 - sut, mar 11, 2006 Program
In eight consecutive panels, running from Friday morning until Saturday evening, the conference will focus on the following topics: Dunbar's relationship to his literary predecessors, contemporaries, and successors; his stylistic innovations and experiments in literary form; his engagement with cultural discourses of realism, humor, and dialect; his personal and political confrontation with the history of the Nadir; his interest in religious faith and folklore; his engagement with visual culture; and his groundbreaking literary movements onto the international stage and into transracial subject matter.
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In eight consecutive panels, running from Friday morning until Saturday evening, the conference will focus on the following topics: Dunbar's relationship to his literary predecessors, contemporaries, and successors; his stylistic innovations and experiments in literary form; his engagement with cultural discourses of realism, humor, and dialect; his personal and political confrontation with the history of the Nadir; his interest in religious faith and folklore; his engagement with visual culture; and his groundbreaking literary movements onto the international stage and into transracial subject matter.
- bill 2-12-2006 10:17 pm