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'''Provisional program:'''<br><br> '''Provisional program:'''<br><br>
-''Thursday, April 14th: presentations of work in progress'' <br><br>+'''Thursday, April 14th: presentations of work in progress''' <br><br>
9.30<br> 9.30<br>
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*Suzan van Dijk, Chair of COST Action IS0901: Milestone 1 to Milestone 2 (presentation)<br><br> *Suzan van Dijk, Chair of COST Action IS0901: Milestone 1 to Milestone 2 (presentation)<br><br>
10.10 <br> 10.10 <br>
-*Discussion (general issues)<br>+*Discussion (general issues)<br><br>
10.20<br> 10.20<br>
*Ele Carpenter: Presentation of the Open Source Embroidery Project <br><br> *Ele Carpenter: Presentation of the Open Source Embroidery Project <br><br>
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10.45<br> 10.45<br>
*'''Session I "Networks and Genealogies"'''<br> *'''Session I "Networks and Genealogies"'''<br>
-*+** Biljana Doj?inovi?, Embroidery – textile and/or textual art <br>
-*+** Henriette Goldwyn, Women Writing Women <br>
-*+** Ileana Mihaila, Des femmes par des femmes <br>
-*+** Zsuzsanna Varga, Creating a virtual network<br>
-*+** Monica Burguera, Re-Appropriating Middle-Class Womanhood<br>
-*+** Jenny Bergenmar, The Network around Selma Lagerlöf<br><br>
13.00<br> 13.00<br>
*Lunch<br><br> *Lunch<br><br>
14.00 <br> 14.00 <br>
-*Session IIa "Male-Female Transvesting"<br>+*'''Session IIa "Male-Female Transvesting"'''<br>
-**+** Magdalena Koch, Narrative transgressions <br>
-**+** Daniel Maher, A Cross-Dressing Fairy Tale<br>
-**+** Eirini Rizaki, Norms for a “female writing” <br><br>
-**+*'''Session IIb "Evaluating Women Authors"'''<br>
-*Session IIb "Evaluating Women Authors"<br>+**Steinbrügge/Schlieper, Topoi in literary historiography<br>
-**+**Vanda Anastacio, Inquisitors, women authors and readers<br>
-**+**Annette Keilhauer, Discours préfaciels et transferts culturels<br>
-**+**Marie Sorbo, The image of the female author <br><br>
-**+
15.30<br> 15.30<br>
*Break <br><br> *Break <br><br>
16.00 <br> 16.00 <br>
-*Session IIIa "Norms and Exceptions"<br>+*'''Session IIIa "Norms and Exceptions"'''<br>
-*+**Katerina Dalakoura, The Greek women's press<br>
-*+**Tovi Bibring, Conversion of gendered topoï <br>
-*+**Jelena Milinkovic, Forgotten Stories <br>
-*+**Astrid Kulsdom, Ouida and the Woman Question<br>
-*+**Wiedemann/Müller-Adams, Hahn-Hahn abroad<br><br>
-*Session IIIb "Gender vs. National Identities"<br>+*'''Session IIIb "Gender vs. National Identities"'''<br>
-*+**Henriette Partzsch, Conflicted Idylls <br>
-*+**Isabel Lousada, PortugueseTranslators of British Authors<br>
-*+**Nicole Pohl, In search of a German Identity<br>
-*+**Gillian Dow, Translation of foreign women's writing <br>
-*+**Nadezhda Alexandrova, Ottoman women described by travelers <br><br>
18.00<br> 18.00<br>
*Conclusions of the first day<br><br> *Conclusions of the first day<br><br>
19.00<br> 19.00<br>
-*Dinner<br><br>+*Dinner<br><br><br>
-''Friday, April 15th: discussing the work in progress''<br><br>+'''Friday, April 15th: discussing the work in progress'''<br><br>
9.30<br> 9.30<br>
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*Conclusions concerning possibilities for links between WGs <br><br> *Conclusions concerning possibilities for links between WGs <br><br>
19.00 <br> 19.00 <br>
-*Dinner<br><br>+*Dinner<br><br><br>
-''Saturday, April 16th: "International Female Networks" (presenting the COST Action)'' <br><br>+'''Saturday, April 16th: "International Female Networks" (presenting the COST Action)''' <br><br>
10.00<br> 10.00<br>
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10.15 <br> 10.15 <br>
*Keynote Lecture<br> *Keynote Lecture<br>
-Aleksandra Vraneš: Transnationality <br><br>+*Aleksandra Vraneš: Transnationality <br><br>
11.00<br> 11.00<br>
*Break <br><br> *Break <br><br>
11.15 <br> 11.15 <br>
*Keynote Lecture<br> *Keynote Lecture<br>
-Ele Carpenter: What is femaleness - the Ada Lovelace case <br><br>+*Ele Carpenter: What is femaleness - the Ada Lovelace case <br><br>
12.00<br> 12.00<br>
*Important announcement<br> *Important announcement<br>
-Biljana Doj?inovi?: A new project in Serbian women's literary history <br><br> +*Biljana Doj?inovi?: A new project in Serbian women's literary history <br><br>
13.00 <br> 13.00 <br>
*Lunch<br><br> *Lunch<br><br>
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**Gillian Dow: WG4 <br><br> **Gillian Dow: WG4 <br><br>
15.00 <br> 15.00 <br>
-*Ljiljana Markovi? - Reception of European Women’s Writing in Japan till the end of 19th Century<br><br>+*Ljiljana Markovi?: Reception of European Women’s Writing in Japan till the end of 19th Century<br><br>
15.30 <br> 15.30 <br>
*Closing Lecture<br> *Closing Lecture<br>
-Suzan van Dijk: Embroidery, networks and networking<br><br>+*Suzan van Dijk: Embroidery, networks and networking<br><br>
16.00 <br> 16.00 <br>
*End of the Meeting <br> *End of the Meeting <br>
-Ele Carpenter: Presentation of outcome of the Open Source Embroidery project<br><br>+*Ele Carpenter: Presentation of outcome of the Open Source Embroidery project<br><br>
-<br><br><br>+<br>
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-*Conferences > NEWW international conferences > Belgrade April 2011 > Program <br><br>+*Conferences > [http://www.womenwriters.nl/index.php/NEWW_international_conferences NEWW international conferences] > [http://www.womenwriters.nl/index.php/Belgrade%2C_April_2011 Belgrade April 2011] > Program <br><br>

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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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