The Center for the Study of Books and Media

2004 Graduate Student Book History Conference

February 13, 2004

• The Popularity of Playbooks in Early Modern England - Alan B. Farmer
• Lesbia and Lycidas at Devonshire House: reading and writing in the Sheridan circle, 1770-1795 - Amy R. Haley
• A New and More Perfect Edition: Translation, Print, and the Author(iz)ing of Franklin’s Autobiography - Chris Hunter
• David, Bathsheba, and the Penitential Psalms - Clare Costley
• The 1595 (Geneva) Edition of Montaigne’s Essais - Daisy Aaronian
• The Anxieties of Vision In Pauline Hopkin's Of One Blood - Nellickal Jacob
• Genre and Reading in Early Modern England - Nicholas Popper
• Walter Kaufmann and the Americanization of Nietzsche - Ben Saddoris
• The booksellers of 18th-century France - Thierry Rigogne
• Hawking Terror: The Discourse of Vengeance in the French Revolutionary Press, 1789-1794 - Valerae Hurley
• Bardic Voices, Material Texts: Print Capitalism and the Problem of Authorial Voice in Eighteenth-Century British Poetry - James Mulholland