Workshop Belgrade, 14-16 April 2011

Provisional program:

Thursday, April 14th: presentations of work in progress

9.30

• Welcome by Aleksandra Vraneš, dean of the Faculty of Philology in Belgrade, and Biljana Doj?inovi?, Coordinator of the Serbian COST Action IS0901 Team
  
  

9.50

• Suzan van Dijk, Chair of COST Action IS0901: Milestone 1 to Milestone 2 (presentation)
  
  

10.10

• Discussion (general issues)
  
  

10.20

• Ele Carpenter: Presentation of the Open Source Embroidery Project
  
  

10.30

• Break
  
  

10.45

• Session I "Networks and Genealogies"
  
  • Biljana Doj?inovi?, Embroidery – textile and/or textual art
    
  • Henriette Goldwyn, Women Writing Women
    
  • Ileana Mihaila, Des femmes par des femmes
    
  • Zsuzsanna Varga, Creating a virtual network
    
  • Monica Burguera, Re-Appropriating Middle-Class Womanhood
    
  • Jenny Bergenmar, The Network around Selma Lagerlöf
    
    

13.00

• Lunch
  
  

14.00

• Session IIa "Male-Female Transvesting"
  
  • Magdalena Koch, Narrative transgressions
    
  • Daniel Maher, A Cross-Dressing Fairy Tale
    
  • Eirini Rizaki, Norms for a “female writing”
    
    
• Session IIb "Evaluating Women Authors"
  
  • Steinbrügge/Schlieper, Topoi in literary historiography
    
  • Vanda Anastacio, Inquisitors, women authors and readers
    
  • Annette Keilhauer, Discours préfaciels et transferts culturels
    
  • Marie Sorbo, The image of the female author
    
    

15.30

• Break
  
  

16.00

• Session IIIa "Norms and Exceptions"
  
  • Katerina Dalakoura, The Greek women's press
    
  • Tovi Bibring, Conversion of gendered topoï
    
  • Jelena Milinkovic, Forgotten Stories
    
  • Astrid Kulsdom, Ouida and the Woman Question
    
  • Wiedemann/Müller-Adams, Hahn-Hahn abroad
    
    
• Session IIIb "Gender vs. National Identities"
  
  • Henriette Partzsch, Conflicted Idylls
    
  • Isabel Lousada, PortugueseTranslators of British Authors
    
  • Nicole Pohl, In search of a German Identity
    
  • Gillian Dow, Translation of foreign women's writing
    
  • Nadezhda Alexandrova, Ottoman women described by travelers
    
    

18.00

• Conclusions of the first day
  
  

19.00

• Dinner
  
  
  

Friday, April 15th: discussing the work in progress

9.30

• Separate meetings per Working Group
  
  

11.00

• Break
  
  

11.15

• Continuing the separate WG meetings
  
  

13.00

• Visit to the Museum of Serbian Orthodox Church (Jefimija’s Embroidery)
  
  

14.00

• Lunch
  
  

15.00

• Common meeting: each WG presenting items and ideas considered important and to be discussed
  
  

17.00

• Break
  
  

17.30

• Conclusions concerning possibilities for links between WGs
  
  

19.00

• Dinner
  
  
  

Saturday, April 16th: "International Female Networks" (presenting the COST Action)

10.00

• Welcome (Biljana Doj?inovi?)
  
  

10.15

• Keynote Lecture
  
• Aleksandra Vraneš: Transnationality
  
  

11.00

• Break
  
  

11.15

• Keynote Lecture
  
• Ele Carpenter: What is femaleness - the Ada Lovelace case
  
  

12.00

• Important announcement
  
• Biljana Doj?inovi?: A new project in Serbian women's literary history
  
  

13.00

• Lunch
  
  

14.00

• Presentation of COST Action Working Groups
  
  • Viola Capkova: WG1
    
  • Marie-Louise Coolahan: WG2
    
  • Tovi Bibring and Hendrik Schlieper: WG 3
    
  • Gillian Dow: WG4
    
    

15.00

• Ljiljana Markovi?: Reception of European Women’s Writing in Japan till the end of 19th Century
  
  

15.30

• Closing Lecture
  
• Suzan van Dijk: Embroidery, networks and networking
  
  

16.00

• End of the Meeting
  
• Ele Carpenter: Presentation of outcome of the Open Source Embroidery project
  
  

SvD, January 2011

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