REFORMATION, REVOLUTION, RESTORATION: The Texts and Contexts of
Bunyan's England
Third Triennial Conference of the International John Bunyan Society
Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, USA, October 10-14, 2001
Keynote Speakers:
Sharon Achinstein, University of Maryland
Margaret Ezell, Texas A and M
Richard Greaves, Florida State University
Thomas Luxon, Dartmouth College
Nigel Smith, Princeton University
Reformation, Revolution, and Restoration are three contexts in which to
situate the discourse of late seventeenth-century England. How these
contexts shape the ideas and textual practices of religion, culture, and
politics will provide the themes of our conference.
Early modern scholars from all disciplines are welcome to contribute and
to participate. In addition to work on Bunyan and his contemporaries, we
welcome and encourage proposals focusing on gender, race, theoretical
approaches, postmodern and cultural studies, and the global impact of
Puritanism.
Send two copies of 500-word abstract or a completed paper (reading time
20 minutes) and CV via regular mail or e-mail to
Professor Vera Camden (vcamden@kent.edu)
Department of English
Kent State University
P.O. Box 5190
Kent, Ohio 44242-0001
(216) 791-7641
fax: (330) 672-3152
DEADLINE: March 25, 2001
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