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8th World Shakespeare Congress

at Brisbane, 2006 (16-21 July 2006)

Call for Papers: 8th World Shakespeare Congress

Submissions are now invited for Short Papers.

Papers should relate to some aspect of the overall theme of the Congress, 'Shakespeare's World/World Shakespeares'.
Papers must be in English and should be designed for a presentation not exceeding 30 minutes. Papers clearly exceeding these limits cannot be considered.
Those submitting a paper should be members of the International Shakespeare Association.
Amongst the factors affecting the Committee's choice of papers will be thematic relevance and the need to achieve a balanced programme. Abstracts will not be considered.

Papers should be sent to Dr. Nick Walton, ISA Secretary, preferably by email at isa@shakespeare.org.uk, or to

The deadline for the receipt of papers is 1^st April 2005. Papers will be acknowledged and senders will be informed whether or not they have been successful by 1st July.

For further information please visit www.shakespeare2006.net.

Call for Papers: 7th Annual British Graduate Shakespeare Conference

7^th Annual British Graduate Shakespeare Conference

The Shakespeare Institute, part of the University of Birmingham and located in Stratford-upon-Avon, England, will host its seventh annual British Graduate Shakespeare Conference from 23 - 25 June 2005. The conference provides an opportunity for graduate students from all over the world to meet and discuss their research relating to Shakespeare, the work of his contemporaries, and topics relating to the cultural history of the period. All interested graduate students are invited to give a twenty minute paper at the conference, where they will be able to interact with a community of researchers in the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare. All undergraduate students in the final two years of their course are also invited to attend the conference as auditors. We encourage a wide variety of research topics ? previous conferences have included papers on performance history, textual studies, critical theory, and cultural history.

Speakers at the conference will include Professor Kate McCluskie, recently selected as Director of the Shakespeare Institute, and Dr. Paul Edmondson, Director of Education at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust and Shakespeare Institute alumnus. In addition to three days of panel sessions, all registered delegates will be invited to attend a performance of the Royal Shakespeare Company's A Midsummer Night's Dream. There will also be opportunities for delegates to explore the treasures of Stratford-upon-Avon, including historical buildings relating to Shakespeare, the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, and the beautiful Warwickshire countryside surrounding the town.

We hope to attract a diversity of scholars from around the world who will bring a range of perspectives and approaches to the conference. In the past, conference delegates have come from France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Hungary, Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines, the United States, as well as from all over the United Kingdom.

For more information, please visit the website for the British Graduate Shakespeare Conference at

http://www.shakespeare.bham.ac.uk/britgrad2005/

or contact the conference committee at

britgrad@yahoo.com

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Congress Announcement and Call for Papers

The Eighth World Shakespeare Congress, arranged by the International Shakespeare Association (ISA) and the University of Queensland (UQ) in association with the Australia and New Zealand Shakespeare Association (ANZSA), will take place in Brisbane, Australia, from 16-21st July, 2006. The plenary lectures, seminar, workshop and short paper programmes, and the supporting cultural, social, and community activities will reflect the theme Shakespeare's World/World Shakespeares and participants are encouraged to interpret this geographically, historically, culturally, and to consider text and performance in a full range of media.

The riverside city of Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, offers outstanding facilities for work and leisure and is the home of the state theatre, opera, ballet and library, all of which will contribute to the cultural programme of the Congress.

Proposals are now invited for the seminar, workshop and short paper sessions of the Congress, using the guidelines outlined below. Proposals should be sent to Dr. Catherine M.S. Alexander, ISA Secretary, preferably by email at

catherine.alexander&@shakespeare.org.uk

or to

The Shakespeare Centre,
Henley Street,
Stratford upon Avon,
Warwickshire CV37 6QW
U.K.

to arrive by 1st November, 2003.

Guidelines for Proposing a Seminar, Workshop or Short Paper Session for The World Shakespeare Congress, 2006

General: preference will be given to proposals which, in their subject matter, reflect the international nature of the Congress. Geographical diversity in group leadership is actively encouraged so that the two leaders of a seminar, for example, may come from different countries or continents. Those submitting proposals should ensure that their membership of the ISA is current.

All proposals should be as detailed as possible and include a rationale as well as a list of problems or questions that the seminar, workshop or short paper session seeks to explore. They should include brief academic biographies of the proposed leaders and contributors of short papers. All proposals will be reviewed by members of the ISA Programme Committee.

Seminars.
Each seminar will have two leaders (from two different countries and ideally representing two different language traditions), at least one of whom has experience in seminar leadership or membership, whose role is to facilitate a discussion on papers which have been exchanged in advance. Seminar proposals and descriptions should encourage participants with a range of experience and allow for a number of pathways into a subject.
Workshops.
Workshops will have two leaders (and possibly, for some activities, more), one of whom has experience of running workshops, and may be concerned, for example, with editing, working with archival material, acting and direction, teaching method. Again, workshop proposals should encourage participants with a range of experience.
Short paper sessions (panels).
The usual format of these sessions is for three speakers to address a common subject for about 20 minutes each followed by comments from the floor. Proposals may consider other models, such as roundtable sessions involving up to six speakers.

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ジーン･E．ハワード氏の特別寄稿の論考を含め、多様なアプローチで展開する12の論文を収録。1976年以来５年ごとに刊行された『シェイクスピアの演劇的風土』『シェイクスピアの悲劇』『シェイクスピアの歴史劇』などに続いて、2001年に創立40周年を迎えた日本シェイクスピア協会の気鋭の研究者たちによるこれらの論考は、新たな世紀におけるシェイクスピア研究のさらなる広がりと奥深さを示す。

はしがき
『タイタス・アンドロニカス』にみる能動としてのリテラシー(安達まみ)
『間違いの喜劇』における交換の不調―インフレ・悪貨・時間（野田学）
『じゃじゃ馬ならし』における結婚と強姦（近藤弘幸）
『ウィンザーの陽気な女房たち』と『滑稽な伊達男』（佐野昭子）
「知ってのとおり、私はウェールズ人だから」―『ヘンリー五世』に見る民族／国民的アイデンティティの問題（廣田篤彦）
イスラム恐怖を超えて―『オセロー』とトルコ化の不安のレトリック（末廣幹）
帝王切開と「女」の死-『マクベス』の謎解き（加藤行夫）
時間、永遠、二枚舌―『マクベス』における観客の視点（田中一隆）
『冬物語』における絶対者とその演劇性（桑山智成）
『ヘンリー八世』への道――十七世紀初頭におけるイングランド史劇の展開（佐野隆弥）
シェイクスピアと初期近代世界の地理（ジーン・E.ハワード）

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