1. Excerpt from The Tall Boy, by Bent, a Dramatization of Lost’ from Kay Boyle’s Smoking “An ‘The Mountain,” Tandy Cronyn, Actress 2. A discussion led by Cronyn, Actress AV Provided Session 12-O Business Meeting: Wharton Society (Adams 7th Floor) Session 12-P Business Meeting: Society for the of the American Short (Defender 7th Floor) Session 12-Q Business Meeting: Lydia Maria Child Society (North Star 7th Floor) Friday May 22, 2015 5:10 6:30pm – Session 13-A Regionalism and the Legacy of the American Revolution (St. George A 3rd Floor) Organized by: Gretchen Murphy, University of Texas-Austin Leonard von Morzé, University of Massachusetts-Boston 1. endanger the peace of the Whole’: Postrevolutionary Regionalism, Neo-Tory Sympathy, and “‘To ‘A Lady of the State of New-York,’” Duncan Faherty, Queens College and CUNY Graduate Center 2. Insurgencies: the U.S. Revolution in the Southern Partisan Imagination,” John Funchion, “Reactionary University of 3. Beecher Stowe, Aaron Burr, and New England Federalism,” Gretchen Murphy, University of “Harriet Texas-Austin 4. Brown’s Boards: From Slave Life in Georgia to Marx,” Michael J. Drexler and Stephanie Scherer, “John Bucknell University AV Provided Session 13-B Charles Chesnutt and Humor (Essex North East 3rd Floor) Organized by the Charles Chesnutt Society and the American Humor Studies Association Viktor Osinubi, Clark Atlanta University 1. That Story True?’: Charles W. Chesnutt, Uncle Julius, and American Innocence,” M.M. Dawley, “‘Is Boston University 2. Forgetting and the Problem of Humor in Sandy,’ Deonaldo, University of “Historical ‘Po' “Kristina Kentucky 3. Criminal Humor: Blackface Minstrelsy and Murder in Twain's Pudd'n'head Wilson and “Re-Framing Chesnutt's Marrow of Tradition,” Sharon McCoy, University of Georgia AV Provided
1. “An Excerpt from The Tall Boy, by Bent, a Dramatization of ‘The Lost’ from Kay Boyle’s Smoking Mountain,” Tandy Cronyn, Actress 2. A discussion led by Cronyn, Actress AV Provided Session 12-O Business Meeting: Wharton Society (Adams 7th Floor) Session 12-P Business Meeting: Society for the of the American Short (Defender 7th Floor) Session 12-Q Business Meeting: Lydia Maria Child Society (North Star 7th Floor) Friday May 22, 2015 5:10 – 6:30pm Session 13-A Regionalism and the Legacy of the American Revolution (St. George A 3rd Floor) Organized by: Gretchen Murphy, University of Texas-Austin Leonard von Morzé, University of Massachusetts-Boston 1. “‘To endanger the peace of the Whole’: Postrevolutionary Regionalism, Neo-Tory Sympathy, and ‘A Lady of the State of New-York,’” Duncan Faherty, Queens College and CUNY Graduate Center 2. “Reactionary Insurgencies: the U.S. Revolution in the Southern Partisan Imagination,” John Funchion, University of 3. “Harriet Beecher Stowe, Aaron Burr, and New England Federalism,” Gretchen Murphy, University of Texas-Austin 4. “John Brown’s Boards: From Slave Life in Georgia to Marx,” Michael J. Drexler and Stephanie Scherer, Bucknell University AV Provided Session 13-B Charles Chesnutt and Humor (Essex North East 3rd Floor) Organized by the Charles Chesnutt Society and the American Humor Studies Association Viktor Osinubi, Clark Atlanta University 1. “‘Is That Story True?’: Charles W. Chesnutt, Uncle Julius, and American Innocence,” M.M. Dawley, Boston University 2. “Historical Forgetting and the Problem of Humor in ‘Po' Sandy,’ “Kristina Deonaldo, University of Kentucky 3. “Re-Framing Criminal Humor: Blackface Minstrelsy and Murder in Twain's Pudd'n'head Wilson and Chesnutt's Marrow of Tradition,” Sharon McCoy, University of Georgia AV Provided
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