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November 8 – 11, Philadelphia PA.<\/p>\n

Panel: “Susan Glaspell and Modernism.”<\/strong>
\nChair: Martha C. Carpentier, Seton Hall University.<\/p>\n

While Susan Glaspell’s overt feminism and innovative expressionism in plays such as Trifles<\/em> and The Verge<\/em> have been widely discussed, the ways in which she continued to explore a modernist aesthetic and express a modernist credo in other works both drama and fiction is less obvious. Glaspell’s well-known comment on Virginia Woolf, “She makes the inner things real . . . . If one could have what she has, or something of it, and have also story, that simple downright human interest,” suggests, not that Glaspell rejected modernism, but that she sought a more nuanced, distinctly American modernist aesthetic. This panel explored Glaspell’s investment in modernism, from its incipient expression in her early fiction, to its full flowering in her Provincetown plays, to its mature melding with fictional realism in her novels of the 30s and 40s.<\/p>\n

Papers: “Susan Glaspell’s Lifted Masks: Modernism, Strangeness, and the New Woman,” Drew Eisenhauer, University of Maryland;<\/p>\n

“Bonds of Love: Susan Glaspell’s Parodic Revision of the Sentimental Novel,” Sharon Friedman, New York University;<\/p>\n

“A Room Not Her Own: The Modern Woman’s Struggle for Space in the Theatre of Susan Glaspell,” Noelia Hernando-Real, Universidad Autnoma de Madrid.<\/p>\n

Roundtable: “Trifles<\/em> and Beyond: Teaching Susan Glaspell”
\n<\/strong>Chair: Barbara Ozieblo, Universidad de M\u00e1laga.<\/p>\n

The roundtable discussion examined the teaching of Susan Glaspell’s plays and novels with the intention of spurring faculty to look beyond Trifles<\/em> and “A Jury of Her Peers,” the two pieces that most commonly appear in anthologies, the classroom, and amateur production. Discussants looked at how Susan Glaspell’s plays, stories, and novels fit into courses on feminism, on modernism and on women writers; how her works can be advantageously used in first-year composition courses, literature courses and graduate courses; how her works fit into other disciplines and how they can be used to exemplify different tendencies in critical theory.<\/p>\n

Participants and Topics:<\/p>\n

“Glaspell’s Trifles<\/em>\/ ‘A Jury of Her Peers’ in the Composition or Literature Classroom,” Mary Papke, University of Tennessee;<\/p>\n

“Teaching Susan Glaspell in Law School,” Patricia L. Bryan, University of North Carolina School of Law;<\/p>\n

“Teaching Brook Evans<\/em> to Graduate and Undergraduates in Courses on Women Writers,” Martha C. Carpentier, Seton Hall University; \u00a0<\/p>\n

“Teaching and Performing Brook Evans<\/em>,” Mike Solomonson, Northland Pioneer College;<\/p>\n

“Teaching The Outside<\/em> and The Verge<\/em>,” Barbara Ozieblo, Universidad de Malaga.<\/p>\n

Nora in America: A Staged Reading of Glaspell’s Chains of Dew<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

Adapted and Directed by Cheryl Black, University of Missouri-Columbia<\/p>\n

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Readers included (l to r) Judith Barlow as Edith, Martha Carpentier as Mother Standish, Mike Solomonson as Seymore Standish, Basia Ozieblo as Dotty Standish, Drew Eisenhauer as Leon Whittaker, director Cheryl Black, Doug Powers as James O'Brien, and J. Ellen Gainor (not pictured) as Nora Powers.<\/p><\/div>\n

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Stars of the show: nice Amelia, naughty Angelica and little Seymore . . . Mother Standish's dolls, handmade by Martha Carpentier. <\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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