Interdisciplinary International Conference @staenglish 16-18 Sept 2022 Online! Acct run by @KGarciaWalsh & @PT54atStAndrews Thank you, speakers & delegates!
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Day 1:
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Absolute behemoth of a live-tweet 🧵 for the 1st Day of
Rewriting Gender in an Age of Transition 1880-1940
Thank you to our wonderful collaborators! @GenderStAndrews @stonewalluk @StAndEngaged
Tune in tomorrow for our #Modernist papers! We'll be tweeting those panel by panel.
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Day 2 of our conference started out with a lovely, heartwarming Opening Address by St Andrews'
@staenglish
own, Professor Gill Plain
And then we launched into our first Keynote:
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Day 3 of our conference launched straight into two panels back to back!
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Day 3 of our conference launched straight into two panels back to back!
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Panel 4: “Queer Utopias of the fin-de-siècle.”
Papers from Douglas Pretsell of @latrobe, and @nomclaughlin of @UofT, chaired by @KGarciaWalsh.
And finally, our second Keynote 🧵🧵🧵
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We end our 3-day conference with a final keynote address from @lmhager who will be presenting their work in a paper titled
“neither man nor woman”: Sexology, George Moore’s “Albert Nobbs,” and the Always Partial Turn-of-the-Century Genealogy of Trans Identities.
And then @staenglish's own Emma Sutton @EmmaSut07909508 offered her ever-thoughtful closing comments to perfectly bookend these amazing papers.
Thank you so much, Gill, Emma, Jane, Lisa, and all of our delegates, collaborators & attendees for making this conference possible!
Panel 7: Women Poets on the Margins of Century and Society
ft papers by
@_domenico98 from @univofstandrews
and Holly Laird @HAL3408 from @utulsa
Chaired by Emma Sutton @EmmaSut07909508
Our 1st paper by @_domenico98 is titled
/Reclaiming Women’s Voices in the Poetry of Violet Jacob and Marion Angus/
Domenico discusses Jacob & Angus' frustration with gender inequality, giving voice to women at the margins of society but with different approaches...
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So grateful to have been able to discuss my paper alongside so many fascinating presentations! And stimulating questions as well ✨
Our 1st paper by @_domenico98 is titled
/Reclaiming Women’s Voices in the Poetry of Violet Jacob and Marion Angus/
Domenico discusses Jacob & Angus' frustration with gender inequality, giving voice to women at the margins of society but with different approaches...
We end our 3-day conference with a final keynote address from @lmhager who will be presenting their work in a paper titled
“neither man nor woman”: Sexology, George Moore’s “Albert Nobbs,” and the Always Partial Turn-of-the-Century Genealogy of Trans Identities.
may reflect family allyship or family shame but, regardless, makes visible the active erasure of trans bodies and trans stories. Lisa returns us to Stryker's Transgender Phenomena, urging for the creation of a greater transgender archive in order to disrupt normative archives.