UPDATE: The Wooden O: Medieval and Renaissance, esp. Shakespeare (5/1/02; 8/5/02-8/7/02)

From: Todd Lidh (tmlidh@hotmail.com)
Date: Sat Apr 06 2002 - 14:42:08 EST

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    Update: The Wooden O (corrected submission deadline)

    ***** CALL FOR PAPERS *****

    The Wooden O Symposium
    Medieval and Renaissance Studies Conference
    _______________________________________

    August 5-7, 2002

    Sherratt Library
    Southern Utah University
    Utah Shakespearean Festival
    Cedar City, Utah, USA
    _______________________________________

    The Wooden O Symposium is a cross disciplinary conference that explores
    Medieval and Renaissance Studies through the text and performance of
    Shakespeare's plays. Scholars from all disciplines are encouraged to
    submit papers that offer insights and new ideas springing from the era
    of William Shakespeare. His plays are replete with the language,
    thoughts and arts of the Renaissance and Western culture and represent
    an inexhaustible source for creative ideas and research.

    Cedar City and SUU host the Utah Shakespearean Festival, recipients of
    the 2000 Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theater. The conference
    coincides with the Festival's summer season where three Shakespeare
    plays will be performed in the Adams Memorial Theater, a unique
    performance space modeled after Shakespeare's own Globe Theatre. To
    enrich the conference experience all Academic attendees ($90
    registration) will receive a ticket to an evening performance of As You
    Like It (Monday, Aug. 7).

    *** Conference Priorities ***

    * The Utah Shakespearean Festival will be presenting As You Like It,
    Cymbeline and Othello as part of their summer 2002 season. Priority for
    papers/presentations at the conference will be given to research
    relating to one or more of these specific works. Scholars attending the
    conference will have the unique opportunity of immersing themselves in
    research, text and performance in one of the most beautiful natural
    settings in the western U.S.

    * Graduate students are encouraged to attend and submit papers for
    presentation at the conference's Graduate Sessions.

    * Southern Utah University is a proud supporter of undergraduate
    research and is pleased to announce that this conference will include an
    exciting undergraduate component hosted by the local chapters of Sigma
    Tau Delta (English Honors Society)and Phi Alpha Theta (History Honors
    Society). Undergraduates are encouraged to submit original papers for
    consideration.
    _______________________________________

    For more information see our website:
    http://www.bard.org/SectionEducate/ShakesStudies.html
    or e-mail to woodeno@suu.edu

    The deadline for submissions is May 1, 2002. Send 250 word abstract
    or complete papers to:

    Wooden O Symposium
    c/o Utah Shakespearean Festival
    351 W. Center St.
    Cedar City, UT 84720=20
    ph. 435-586-7880
    fax 435-865-8003
    woodeno@suu.edu

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