Keynotes, Panels, and Lunches take place on the 2nd floor of Decio Hall.<\/p>\n
Workshops take place in the Hesburgh Library.<\/p>\n
11:30 – 12:30 |<\/strong> Lunch and Welcoming Remarks<\/p>\n 12:30 – 1:30 |<\/strong> Opening Keynote:\u00a0Robert Frodeman<\/strong> (Philosophy, University of North Texas) – “Interdisciplinarity and the Future of the Humanities”<\/p>\n 1:30 – 1:45 |<\/strong> Break<\/p>\n 1:45 – 3:00 |<\/strong> Panel 1 – Shakespeare Sans Interdisciplinarity? Interdisciplinarity Sans Shakespeare?<\/p>\n Chair:\u00a0Arnaud Zimmern\u00a0<\/strong>(English, Notre Dame)<\/p>\n Casey Caldwell<\/strong> (English, University of Chicago) – “Interdisciplinarity, Specialization, Early Modern Texts”<\/span><\/p>\n John Ladd<\/strong> (English, Northwestern) – “Digital Shakespeare and the Problem of the Test Case”<\/span><\/p>\n Matt Hawkins<\/strong> (Film, Television, and Theater, Notre Dame) – “Classrooms, Stages, and Sites of Collaborative Bardolatry”<\/span><\/p>\n Panel Abstracts<\/a><\/p>\n 3:00 – 3:15 |<\/strong> Break<\/p>\n 3:15 – 4:30 |<\/strong> Workshop: Teaching with Rare Books (Rare Books and Special Collections, Hesburgh Library)<\/p>\n Organizers: Maria Sole Costanzo<\/strong> (Italian, Notre Dame) and Jenny Smith<\/strong> (CUSE, Notre Dame)<\/p>\n Julie Tanaka<\/strong> (Special Librarian, Notre Dame)<\/p>\n Ted Cachey <\/strong>(Italian, Notre Dame)<\/p>\n Robert Goulding<\/strong> (History and Philosophy of Science, Notre Dame)<\/p>\n Jesse Lander<\/strong> (English, Notre Dame)<\/p>\n 4:30 – 4:45 |<\/strong> Break<\/p>\n 4:45 – 6:00 |<\/strong> Panel 2 – Early Modern Judaism: Interdisciplinary and Interreligious Approaches<\/p>\n Chair: Breanna Nickel<\/strong> (Religion, Augustana College)<\/p>\n Margaret Slaughter<\/strong> (Religious Studies, Indiana University Bloomington) – “Clandestine Synagogues: Judenreglement<\/em> in Early Modern Germany”<\/p>\n Samuel Baudinette<\/strong> (History of Christianity, University of Chicago Divinity School) – “‘Let every man abound in his own sense:’ Pablo de Santa Mar\u00eda and the opposition between reason and faith in his Additiones<\/em> and Scrutinium Scripturarum<\/em>“<\/p>\n Benny Bar-Lavi<\/strong> (History, University of Chicago) – “Figural Judaism in the anti-Machiavellian discourse of Counter-Reformation Spain”<\/p>\n Panel Abstracts<\/a><\/p>\n 7:00 |<\/strong> Conference dinner for invited speakers and panelists<\/p>\n 9:15 – 10:30 |<\/strong> Panel 3 – Italian Studies and the Origins of Interdisciplinarity<\/p>\n Chair: Maria Sole Costanzo<\/strong> (Italian, Notre Dame)<\/p>\n Enrico Carnevali<\/strong> (Italian, University of Chicago) – “‘Perch\u00e9 le scienze ancor son molte’: Tasso and the Framing of the New Intellectual”<\/p>\n Emma Pcolinski\u00a0<\/strong>(Italian, Indiana University Bloomington) – \u00a0<\/b>“Feminine Reception of Lucretia: A Study in Visual and Textual Representations\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n Giovanni Vedovotto\u00a0<\/strong>(Italian, Notre Dame) – “Allegory in Tasso’s <\/span>Jerusalem Conquered <\/span><\/i>and <\/span>Judgment<\/span><\/i>“<\/span><\/p>\n Panel Abstracts<\/a><\/p>\n 10:30 – 10:45 |<\/strong> Break<\/p>\n 10:45 – 11:45 |<\/strong> Keynote:\u00a0Edward Muir<\/strong> (History and Italian, Northwestern University) – “Adventures in Interdisciplinary Travels”<\/p>\n 12:00 – 1:00 |<\/strong> Lunch<\/p>\n 1:00 – 2:15 |<\/strong> Teaching with DH (Navari Family Center for Digital Scholarship)<\/p>\n Organizer: Arnaud Zimmern<\/strong> (Notre Dame)<\/p>\n Dan Johnson<\/strong> (Special Librarian for English and Digital Humanities, Notre Dame)<\/p>\n 2:30 – 3:45 |<\/strong> Panel 4 – Phenomenologies of Intimacy: Gender, Sexuality, and Disciplines<\/p>\n Chair: Laura Ortiz-Mercado<\/strong> (English, Notre Dame)<\/p>\n Jenny Thorup<\/strong> (English, Notre Dame) – “The Girl on Stage: Modern Takes on Early Modern Tragedy”<\/span><\/p>\n Julia Karczewski\u00a0<\/strong>(Romance Studies, Cornell) – “Intimacy and Envy: The Perils of Compassion in Catherine des Roches\u2019s ‘Agnodice'”<\/span><\/p>\n Joe Nelson\u00a0<\/strong>(Musicology, University of Minnesota) – \u201c’Still Jove with Ganymed lyes playinge\u2019: King James, Sexuality, and Public Intimacy in the Stuart Court\u201d<\/p>\n
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