Les 12, 13, 14 octobre 1984 / October 12, 13, 14, 1984
Université du Manitoba / University of Manitoba

Vendredi 12 octobre / Friday, October 12

8:30

Inscription / Registration

9:00 - 10:30

Atelier A / Workshop A

Le jardin anglais dans l'Europe du XVIII^e siècle / The English Garden in 18th Century Europe

Présidente / Chair : Anna Ilowiecka, Manitoba

1. Janina Konczacki, Mount St. Vincent
"The English Landscape Garden in Eighteenth-Century Poland: An Aspect of Cultural Influence"

2. Catherine Rubinger, Mount St. Vincent
"Some Gardens in the Eighteenth Century French Novel"

3. Richard Ilgner, Memorial
"The Transformation from French to English Gardens in the Rococo Period"

Atelier B / Workshop B

Théâtre français / French Theatre

Présidente / Chair : Roseann Runte, Sainte-Anne

1. Alex Sokalski, Saskatchewan
"English Translations and Adaptations of Dancourt Comedies"

2. Georges-L. Bérubé, McMaster
"À la recherche du malade dans le Mariage de Figaro : quel sens faut-il donner à l'objet-fauteuil ?"

3. David Trott, Toronto
"Du jeu masqué au jeu de l'amour : l'évolution du spectacle à l'italienne entre 1700 et 1750"

11:00 - 12:45

Atelier C / Workshop C

Littérature allemande / German Literature

Président / Chair : M.W. Heiderich, Winnipeg

1. Linwood Delong, Winnipeg
"Reflections on a Remarkable Performance of Hamlet: A Re-examination of the Hamlet Scene in Goethe's Wilhelm Meister"

2. Christa Fell, Queen's
"Gerstenberg's Ugolino and Sartre's Huis clos: A Comparison"

3. John Whiton, Waterloo
"Telheim and the Russians: Aspects of Lessing's Response to the Seven Years' War in Minna von Barnhelm"

4. Timothy Pope, Lethbridge
"The German Enlightenment: Literaturgerschichte or Theologiegeschichte ?"

Atelier D / Workshop D

Histoire des arts / History of the Arts

1. Carol Gibson-Wood, Queen's
"A. J. Dézallier d'Argenville and the Natural History of Art"

2. George Knox, University of British Columbia
"Sebastiano Ricci at Burlington House"

3. David Schroeder, Dalhousie
"The Reception of Haydn's Symphonies in London"

14:00 - 15:30

Séance plénière / Plenary Session -- Diderot

Président / Chair : David Jory, University of New Brunswick

1. Doris P. Tishkoff, Oregon I.T.
"The Relationship of Diderot's Rameau's Nephew to the Late Fantasias of C.P.E. Bach"

2. José-Michel Moureaux, Montréal
"La place de Diderot dans la Correspondance de Voltaire : une présence d'absence"

3. Robert L. Dawson, University of Texas, Austin
"A Continuation of la Religieuse"

15:45 - 17:15

Atelier E / Workshop E

Diderot et l'étranger / Diderot, the Foreign Connection

Président / Chair : Eric Annandale, Manitoba

1. Frances Wilkshire, Memorial
"Lillo and Moore in France: English Influences on the Dramatic Theory of Diderot"

2. Rosena Davison, S.F.U.
"Diderot vu par ses contemporains italiens"

3. Alison Scott-Prelorentzos, Alberta
"The Middle-Class and the Truly Ridiculous in Diderot and Lessing"

Atelier F / Workshop F

Société et économie / Society and Economy

Présidente / Chair : Janina M. Konczacki, Mount St. Vincent

1. Zbigniew Konczacki, Dalhousie
"Society, Economy and Environment in Eighteenth-Century Poland"

2. Helen Liebel-Weckowicz, Alberta
"State Finance, Absolutism and Popular Uprisings in Germany 1764-1770"

3. Norman H. Morse, Dalhousie
"Polity, Economy and Environment in Northern North America, 1750-1800"

Le samedi 13 octobre / Saturday, October 13

9:00 - 10:45

Atelier G / Workshop G

Littérature et société / Literature and Society

Président / Chair : Graham Padgett, Manitoba

1. Domenico Pietropaolo, Toronto
"Dante's Concept of Nobility and the Eighteenth-Century Tuscan Aristocracy: An Unknown study of the Convivio"

2. Henri Mydlarski, Calgary
"Du moraliste classique au moraliste des Lumières, ou la naissance des sciences humaines"

3. Marie-France Silver, York
"Les femmes dans l'oeuvre du marquis de Sade"

Atelier H / Workshop H

Littérature anglaise / English Literature

Président / Chair : Robert Merrett, Alberta

1. Kenneth Graham, U.W.O.
"Cinderella or Bluebeard: The Double Plot of Evelina"

2. Harriet Kirkley, University of British Columbia
"Johnson's Lives of the Poets: Stimulus and Response"

3. Lisa Zeitz, Queen's
"Christianity in a New Key: The Psychologizing of Christian Doctrine in Clarissa"

4. Helen Molito, Manitoba
"The Influence of Recent Philosophic Movements on English 18th Century Criticism"

11:00 - 12:30

Atelier J / Workshop J

Des romans au roman / From Novels to the Novel

Président / Chair : Michael Cardy, Brock

1. Glen Cambell, Calgary
"Une dialectique thématique : liberté versus service dans le récit picaresque de Lesage"

2. Magdy Badir, Alberta
"Les structures narratives dans les Mille et Une Nuits et dans Zadig de Voltaire"

3. Alexandre Amprimoz, Manitoba
"Le roman du XVIII^e siècle : signification de l'encadrement"

Atelier K / Workshop K

Histoire de la science / History of Science

Président / Chair : Robin Connor, Manitoba

1. K.J.H. Berland, Penn State
"Bringing Philosophy down from the Heavens: Socrates and the New Science"

2. Paul Wood, Queen's
"Science and the Aberdeen Enlightenment"

13:45 - 15:00

Séance plénière / Plenary Session

Présidente / Chair : Dolores Keahy, Manitoba

Gerald Seaman, University of Auckland
"Musical Elements in French Periodicals of the Eighteenth Century"

15:30 - 16:15

Session conjointe présentée par la SCEDHS / Joint Session presented by CSECS et / and The Department of Archives and Special Collections, E. Dafoe Library

Président / Chair : Richard Bennett, Archivist

William J. Cameron, U.W.O.
"Popular Literature: The Publication of Acting Editions of English Plays in the Eighteenth Century"

16:30 - 17:30

Assemblée générale / Annual Business Meeting

19:00

Banquet

Et après / Afterword : Dr. John Rempel, "'I have bought forty-six dozen bottles': Wine in the Eighteenth Century"

Le dimanche 14 octobre / Sunday, October 14

9:00 - 10:30

Atelier L / Workshop L

Le XVIII^e siècle : l'Amérique du Nord / The 18th Century : North America

Président / Chair : Richard Lebrun, Manitoba

1. Jack Bumsted, Manitoba
"The Paranoia of the Colonists Vindicated: The Grenville Programme for America"

2. Sante Viselli, Memorial
"Le troglodyte, image fictive du Sauvage canadien"

3. John Stephen Martin, Calgary
"Cadwallader Colden's Imperial Plan, The Albany-Montreal Trade and Politics in Colonial New York"

Atelier M / Workshop M

Daniel Defoe

Président / Chair : David Curnow, Manitoba

1. David Blewett, McMaster
"Crusoe, Friday and the Noble Savage: The Rescue of Friday Scene in Illustrated Editions of Robinson Crusoe in the Eighteenth Century"

2. Samuel Macey, Victoria
"Mercenary Motivation in Defoe's Errant Protagonists"

3. Raymond Stephanson, Saskatchewan
"Bubonic Plague and the Human Imagination: The Case of Daniel Defoe"

Atelier N / Workshop N

Philosophes et philosophie / Philosophers and Philosophy

Président / Chair : Michael Stack, Manitoba

1. Peter Lopston, Saskatchewan
"Substance and Essence in the Philosophy of Anne Conway"

2. Jacques Bouchard, Montréal
"Nicholas Mavrocordatos, moraliste et philosophe"

3. John W. Davis, U.W.O.
"Hume on the Origin of Justice"

4. John Crowley, Dalhousie
"Inheritance and Generational Privilege in Locke's Two Treatises"

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