WG Historiography
Day 1 / Sunday, July 25 & Day 2 / Monday, July 26
Venue & Room: LMU Leopoldstr. 13, Room 2401
Conveners: Jim Davis (University of Warwick, UK), Jan Lazardzig (Free University Berlin, Germany), Yael Zarthy-Levo (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
Day 1 / Sunday, July 25
- Rainer Godel (University of Halle, Germany):
"One Small Favorite Prejudice"? How 18th-Century Philosophy Instrumentalized the Critique of Prejudices - Mary Helen Dupree (Georgetown University, USA):
Modernity as Antitheatrical Prejudice. Interrogating the Notion of "Verbürgerlichung" in 18th-Century German Theatre - Rosemarie Bank (Kent State University, USA):
Friedrich Engels, Lewis Henry Morgan, Theatre and Prejudice in 19th-Century America - Jim Davis (University of Warwick, UK):
Proud and Prejudice. The Impact of Modernism and Modernity on European Theatrical Representations of and in India in the mid- to late 19th and early 20th Century - Robin C. Whittaker (University of Toronto, Canada):
Prejudices of Professionalization in Theatre Historiography - John Carnwath (Northwestern University, USA):
Theatre Enterprise in Modern Economy
Day 2 / Monday, July 26
- Michal Kobialka (University of Minnesota, USA):
Modernity as Prejudice. Commerce and Real Abstractions in 18th-Century London - Sarit Cofman-Simhon (Kibbutzim College, Israel):
Exagoge by Ezekiel of Alexandria, and the Modern Rhetoric of Jewish Theatre - Mary Caulfield and Stephen E. Wilmer (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland):
Monuments and Landscapes in the Performance of the Nation - Pirkko Koski (University of Helsinki, Finland):
A Folk Play Challenging the National Theatre to Defend its Cultural Image. How to Break the Canon Created by Modern Historiographical Tradition? - Ioulia Pipinia (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece):
New Rules, Old Dilemmas. Shaping a Historiography Canon for Modern Greek Theatre - Svein Gladsø (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway):
The Role of Audience Reception in the Construction of Historical Narratives
Please contact your conveners for programme details.