The
Second Landau-Paris Symposium on the Eighteenth Century (LAPASEC)
L’Imaginaire de la ruine en Grande-Bretagne
(et au-delà) au 18ème siècle
Imagining Ruin(s) in 18th-Century
Britain and the World
Paris,
17-18 septembre 2004
Université Paris 7, UFR d’Etudes anglophones
10 rue Charles V, 75004 Paris
Salle A50
Programme
17 septembre / 17 September
9h30
Ouverture / Opening
Robert
Mankin (Université Paris 7), Frédéric Ogée (Université Paris 7), Peter Wagner
(Universität Koblenz-Landau)
10h00
Première séance / First session
Michel
Baridon (Université de Bourgogne), Président
/ Chair
10h00 Claude
Rawson, Yale University
‘"Still
Green with Bays Each Ancient Altar Stain'd: Versions of a Polluted Past’
10h45
Pause / Coffee break
11h00
Brean Hammond, University of Nottingham
‘The
Ruins of Fair Rosamond: “Britishness” in the First Decade of the Eighteenth
Century’
11h45 Madeleine Descargues, Université
de Valenciennes
‘Swift
and the Ruin(s) of History’
12h30
Pause déjeuner / Lunch break
14h30
Deuxième séance / Second session
Robert
Mankin (Université Paris 7), Président / Chair
14h30 Jonathan
Lamb, Vanderbilt University
‘Wreckage
Remade: Artificial Ruins, Military Architecture and the Patriot Dilemma’
15h15 Uwe Böker,
Universität Dresden
‘Ruins from Above and from Below: Picturesque
Landscapes and Urban 'Pulling Down Houses' during the Gordon Riots’
16h00
Pause / Coffee break
16h15 Nadia Forté, Université Paris 7
‘Ann
Radcliffe and the imagination of Gothic ruins : representing England’s nostalgia
for totality’
18 septembre / 18 September
9h30
Troisième séance / Third session
Frédéric
Ogée (Université Paris 7), Président / Chair
9h30 Catherine Purcell, Université
d’Amiens
‘Representing
ruins: convention and modernity in Joseph Wright's paintings’
10h15 Sylvie Kleiman-Lafon, Université
Paris 8
‘Ruins of a
Landscape: Fragmented Images of Scotland in the Enlightenment’
11h00
Pause / Coffee break
11h15 Marie-Jeanne Rossignol,
Université Paris 7
‘Ruins
on the prairie: the vestiges of "great American civilizations" in
the American West 1776-1830’
12h00
Pause déjeuner / Lunch break
14h00
Quatrième séance / Fourth session
Peter
Wagner (Universität Koblenz-Landau), Président / Chair
14h00 Werner Wolf,
Universität Graz
‘Artificial
Textual Ruins: Position in a Typology of 'Fragmentation in Literature' and
Major Functions in 18th-Century English Poetry and Fiction’
14h45 Daniel
Brewer, University of Minnesota
‘Reading
Among the Ruins’
15h30
Pause / Coffee break
15h45 David
Skilton, Cardiff University
‘Future
Ruins and the Struggle for Empire’
16h30
Discussion et fin / General discussion and end of conference