Undergraduate Student Roundtable
Location
157A Student Union (Atlantis Room)
Start Date
21-10-2016 9:00 AM
End Date
21-10-2016 10:30 AM
Description
Faculty facilitator: Gabriel Rieger, Concord University
- Lauren Van Atta, University of Dayton, “Navigating a Fluid Space: How Deceit Reveals the Blurred Line Between the Homosocial and the Homoerotic”
- Elizabeth Pedrotti, University of Dayton, “Hath not [an Italian] hands?” Shakespeare’s Statement on Italian Stereotypes and Gender Conceptions in Early Modern England ”
- Thomas Slagle, Youngstown State University, “‘Awful Rule and Right Supremacy:’ Marriage Ideologies and the Instability of Patriarchy in The Taming of the Shrew”
- Marissa Marie Gray, Youngstown State University, “Still Life in Flowers: Ophelia’s Self-Immolation as an Act of Rebellion in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet: Prince of Denmark”
- Kathryn Kuchefski, Ohio Northern University, “Revenge and Titus in Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus”
- Justin Gillingham, Bowling Green State University, “Othello: A Racialized History”
- Edward Probasco, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, “Encountering the Loss of Innocence: ‘Macbeth does murder sleep’”
- Shubham Maini, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, “Bard meets Bollywood, A Site of Resistance”
Repository Citation
Reigger, Gabriel; Atta, Lauren Van; Pedrotti, Elizabeth; Slagle, Thomas; Gray, Marissa Marie; Kuchefski, Kathryn; Gillingham, Justin; Probasco, Edward; and Maini, Shubham, "Undergraduate Student Roundtable" (2016). Encountering Shakespeare: The 40th Annual Ohio Valley Shakespeare Conference. 4.
https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/celia_encountering_conference/2016/october21/4
Oct 21st, 9:00 AM
Oct 21st, 10:30 AM
Undergraduate Student Roundtable
157A Student Union (Atlantis Room)
Faculty facilitator: Gabriel Rieger, Concord University
- Lauren Van Atta, University of Dayton, “Navigating a Fluid Space: How Deceit Reveals the Blurred Line Between the Homosocial and the Homoerotic”
- Elizabeth Pedrotti, University of Dayton, “Hath not [an Italian] hands?” Shakespeare’s Statement on Italian Stereotypes and Gender Conceptions in Early Modern England ”
- Thomas Slagle, Youngstown State University, “‘Awful Rule and Right Supremacy:’ Marriage Ideologies and the Instability of Patriarchy in The Taming of the Shrew”
- Marissa Marie Gray, Youngstown State University, “Still Life in Flowers: Ophelia’s Self-Immolation as an Act of Rebellion in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet: Prince of Denmark”
- Kathryn Kuchefski, Ohio Northern University, “Revenge and Titus in Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus”
- Justin Gillingham, Bowling Green State University, “Othello: A Racialized History”
- Edward Probasco, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, “Encountering the Loss of Innocence: ‘Macbeth does murder sleep’”
- Shubham Maini, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, “Bard meets Bollywood, A Site of Resistance”
