Conference Agenda

Overview and details of the sessions of this conference. Please select a date or location to show only sessions at that day or location. Please select a single session for detailed view (with abstracts and downloads if available).

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Session Overview
Location: Aula A (Polo Didattico delle Fontane, first floor)
Date: Wednesday, 18/June/2025
1:30pm
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3:00pm
PS1A: Religious and Theological Issues
Location: Aula A (Polo Didattico delle Fontane, first floor)
Chair: Valerie Mendelson
 

Woman and God: Shaping the Divine Feminine In Nineteenth-Century Print Culture

Kayla Becknuss



“Reading ‘Hieroglyphical’ Geologies: Racialist Images of Natural Theology in Poe’s Pym”

Philip Bax



Worshipped as Mercury

Daniel BRESLAND



Against Speed: Mabel Gardner's Painted Virgins and the Workshop Tradition

Valerie Mendelson

3:00pm
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4:30pm
PS2A: Detective Fiction, Time and Mental Speed
Location: Aula A (Polo Didattico delle Fontane, first floor)
Chair: Lindsey Chappell
 

“Mental Speed: Accelerating Intelligence in the Nineteenth-Century”

Suzy ANGER



Speed and Detective Fiction at the Turn of the Century: the Case of Sherlock Holmes

Andrea BELMONTE



Conan Doyle’s Sorting Demon: Sherlock and Information Entropy

Barri J Gold

5:00pm
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6:30pm
PS3A: Adaptations & Afterlives 2
Location: Aula A (Polo Didattico delle Fontane, first floor)
Chair: Valerio Massimo De Angelis
 

Crossing times and building worlds. On steampunk seriality in the 19th century futuristic novel

Valérie Stiénon



Cultural Acceleration and 19th-Century Aftermaths: Bridgerton and the Erasure of Empire

Alexi DECKER



“Time is everything with him:” Podcasts and Playing with Chronology in Re:Dracula

Mariah Hudec

Date: Thursday, 19/June/2025
9:00am
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10:30am
PS4A: Travel Fiction and Travel Writing (1)
Location: Aula A (Polo Didattico delle Fontane, first floor)
Chair: Melissa JENKINS
 

Time and the Temporalities of 'Progress' in Flora Tristan’s 'Peregrinations of a Pariah', 1833-1834

Yasmin AKHTER



Adventurous Travel: Children Imagining Africa

Melissa JENKINS



Electricity as a Modern Device in the 19th Century Science Fiction Literature

Amalia COTOI

11:00am
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12:30pm
PS5A: Travel in Fiction and Travel Writing (2)
Location: Aula A (Polo Didattico delle Fontane, first floor)
Chair: Ross Forman
 

Pleasures of Mobility in Mary Seacole’s and Eliza Potter’s Memoirs

Lindsey Chappell



“Always hurrying from one thing to another”. British travellers in China and the pressures of modernity

Silvia GRANATA



Moving Crowds: “Sticky” Affect in British Accounts of Chartism and China

Jessica VALDEZ



Transatlantic Temporalities: Timely Conversations Between White British and Black American Women Gardeners

Alicia CARROLL

2:00pm
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3:30pm
PS6A: Narrative Time, the Gothic and Its Uses
Location: Aula A (Polo Didattico delle Fontane, first floor)
Chair: Claudia Capancioni
 

The Quickening: Pregnancy and Pronatalism in Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility

Eileen CLEERE



The Kentucky Tragedy and Octavia Bragaldi: Time and Gothic Drama

Jennifer CAMDEN



The Shadow of Progress in Ellen Wood’s The Shadow of Ashlydyat

Mason Patterson



Rushing Blood and Languid Limbs: The Speed of Suspense in Le Fanu’s Carmilla

Kelsey Rall

Date: Friday, 20/June/2025
9:00am
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10:30am
PS7A: Speeding Toward Authorship: Jewish Perspectives on Ethnicity and Opportunity
Location: Aula A (Polo Didattico delle Fontane, first floor)
Chair: Linda HUGHES
 

Overtaken by the Past: National Trauma and Fictions of Authorship in Charles Dickens and Grace Aguilar

Beth Newman



Speeding Toward Fame: Precocity and Intersectionality in Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Amy Levy

Linda K HUGHES



"At the Speed of Life: A Scholar and her Subject"

Meri-Jane ROCHELSON

2:00pm
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3:30pm
PS9A: Writing and Technology at the Fin-de-Siècle
Location: Aula A (Polo Didattico delle Fontane, first floor)
Chair: Luisa Villa
 

The Speed of Slender Fingers: access and acceleration in Grant Allen’s The Type-Writer Girl

Mackenzie ASHCROFT



Neoclassical Economics and the Specter of Automation in George Gissing’s New Grub Street

Emily Louise Halliwell-MacDonald



Value of a Kind: New Grub Street, Intellectual Labor, and Generative AI

Soomin KIM



“Nineteenth Century Up-to-Date with a Vengeance”: Intimacy and Technology in Dracula

Kaleigh Langston

3:30pm
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5:00pm
PS10A: Acceleration on Stage (2)
Location: Aula A (Polo Didattico delle Fontane, first floor)
Chair: Kirsten Andersen
 

Destroyed, Dispatched, Delivered: Dynamic Christian Ethics and the Fallen Woman on the fin de siècle Stage

Marija Reiff



A Whirlwind of Disparate Forms: Dollie Radford’s Avant-Garde Drama

LeeAnne M. Richardson



Decelerating the Modern: Queer Timing, Slow Motion, and Wilde's "Salome" at Dublin's Gate Theater

Yvonne IVORY


 
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