Program Details: Graduate Conference in Editorial Studies

Graduate Conference in Editorial Studies
30 April 2016
Provisional Full Program

8:30: Breakfast

9:00: Opening Remarks and Social Media Orientation

9:30: Concurrent Sessions

Selection and Arrangement I: Lives, Letters, Influences
Moderator: Jeff Gutierrez

• Lauren Eckenroth, The Editorial Institute, Boston University
  “The Correspondence of Sylvia Beach, Bryher, and H.D.”
• Silvia Glick, The Editorial Institute, Boston University
  “The Gospel of the Jewish Book: Fanny Goldstein, 1888−1961”
• Chelsea Bray, The Editorial Institute, Boston University
  “Editing the Lowell Mill Girls”
  

“Bibliodigigogy” across Borders
Moderator: Erica Zimmer

• Dr. Kristen Abbott Bennett, Department of English, Stonehill College
• Dr. Kim McLean-Fiander, Department of English, University of Victoria
• Alexis Early, Stonehill College

11:00: Editing in New Keys: Translation and Music
Moderator: Cecilia Weddell

• Bill Coyle, The Editorial Institute, Boston University
  “My Words Echo Thus, in Your Mind: Hearing T. S. Eliot’s Voice in the
  Early Work of Tomas Tranströmer”
• Kate Stringer, Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center, Boston University
  “Translation Versus Interpretation: Visions of Korngold’s Die tote Stadt”
• Derek Strykowski, Department of Music, Brandeis University
  “Translation Across Time: A Case of Semantic Drift in the Musical Lexicon”
• Ryan Patten, The Editorial Institute, Boston University
  “Editorial Problems in the Organ Music of J. S. Bach”

12:30: Lunch

1:30: Concurrent Sessions

Selection and Arrangement II: Of Anthologies and Authorial Choices
Moderator: Dr. Sara Georgini, Department of History, Boston University

• Dr. Elena Shabliy, Visiting Scholar, Department of Comparative Literature,
  Harvard University
  Mater Dolorosa: The Representation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in
  Literature and Art
• Michael Sullivan, Department of English, University of Cambridge and
  Visiting Scholar, Houghton Library
  “Tennyson and The Golden Treasury: A Rediscovered Proof Copy”
• Brian Duchaney, The Editorial Institute, Boston University
  “‘And these memories are almost visions’: Imagining the Front in John Steinbeck’s
  Once There Was a War”

Citation and New Media
Moderator: Elizabeth Pelletier, The Editorial Institute, Boston University

• Dr. Jim McGrath, Postdoctoral Fellow in Digital Public Humanities, John Nicholas
  Brown Center for Public Humanities and Cultural Heritage, Brown University
  “Citation Needed? Attribution, Revision and Other Performances of Cultural Authority
  on Wikipedia”
• Emily Kramer, The Editorial Institute, Boston University
  “Editing Audiobooks and the Nature of Reading”
• Kelly Coyne, Department of English, Georgetown University
  “The Haunting of Grey Gardens: Gothic Panopticism and Female Performative Selves”

3:00: Concurrent Sessions

Avenues of Annotation
Moderator: Dr. Lindsay Alberts, Department of Art History, Boston University

• Nicole DePolo, The Editorial Institute, Boston University
  “Image as Annotation: The Illustrated Edition”
• Chelsea Bingham, The Editorial Institute, Boston University
  “‘A SEXY OLD CAT,’ an exploration of interactions between words and images”
• Allison Vanouse, The Editorial Institute, Boston University, TBD.

Archives and Access
Moderator: Emily Kramer, The Editorial Institute, Boston University

• Ashley Clark, Digital Scholarship Group, Northeastern University
  “Metadata Intermediary: TAPAS and a Context for Community”
• Alex May, Metadata Services Librarian, Tisch Library, Tufts University
  “Ensuring Long-Term Preservation of a Digital Humanities Project”
• Erica Zimmer, The Editorial Institute, Boston University
  “Between Edition and Archive? Exploring Digital Mitford”

4:30: Closing Remarks and Reception