International
Colloquium on the Reception of P. B. Shelley in Europe
Saturday 8 July
2006
University
College, Oxford*
Provisional
Programme
*The colloquium will
take place in the Swire Seminar Room, 12 Merton Street.
0900: Registration
0915-0930: Welcome:
Dr
Jon Mee
(Margaret
Candfield Fellow in English, University College, Oxford)
&
Dr
Elinor Shaffer, FBA
(IGRS,
University of London)
Series
Editor of 'The Reception of British and Irish Authors in Europe'
0930-1100: Germany,
Hungary, Bulgaria (chaired by Dr Shaffer)
"Shelley in
Germany"
(Dr Susanne Schmid,
University of Frankfurt)
"Romanticism in the West and in the
East: Shelley in Hungary"
(Prof. Istvan Racz, University of Debrecen)
"Shelley's Heart of Hearts and Bulgarian
Culture"
(Vitana Kostadinova, University of Plovdiv)
1100-1115: Coffee
1115-1245: Italy
and France (chaired by Dr Michael Rossington)
"1892: the first centenary of P. B.
Shelley's birth in Italy"
(Prof. Lilla Maria Crisafulli, University of
Bologna)
"1922: the first centenary of P. B.
Shelley's death in Italy"
(Prof. Laura Bandiera, University of Parma)
"Shelley fabriqué en France"
(Prof. Ann Gardiner,
University of Philadelphia)
1245-1330: Lunch
in Hall
[1330-1430: Editorial
Meeting for contributors to The Reception of Shelley in Europe]
1445-1615: Russia,
Czech culture, Poland (chaired by Dr Susanne Schmid)
"Shelley in Russia: Revolutionary
Études"
(Dr Rachel Polonsky, Independent Scholar)
"A 'Moral Artist'
into a Revolutionary: the Invention of Shelley in Twentieth-Century Czech
Culture"
(Prof. Martin Procházka,
Charles University Prague)
"Shelley in Poland"
(Dr Monika Coghen, Jagellonian University
Kraków)
1615-1630: Tea
1630-1800: Catalonia,
Spain, Greece (chaired by Dr Jon Mee)
"Shelley, Catalonia and the Spanish
Civil War"
(Dr Bill Phillips, University of Barcelona)
"'Wake the Serpent not': Shelley and the
Spanish public"
(Beatriz González, University of Castilla-La
Mancha
&
Santiago Guerrero, University of Valladolid)
"'The Prophet of Noble Struggles': The
Reception of P. B. Shelley in Greece"
(Dr Maria Schoina, Aristotle University of
Thessaloniki)
1800: Close:
Dr
Susanne Schmid (University of Frankfurt)
&
Dr
Michael Rossington (University of Newcastle)