The New Chaucer Society Thirteenth International Congress July 18–21, 2002 University of Colorado at Boulder

The New Chaucer Society Thirteenth International Congress July 18–21, 2002 University of Colorado at Boulder ................. 10286$ $BM1 11-01-10 13:52:51 PS ................. 10286$ $BM1 11-01-10 13:52:51 PS THURSDAY, JULY 18 9:00 Trustees’ Meeting Center for British Studies 11:00–12:30 Special Group Meetings • Chaucer Studio: Past, Present, Future (Tom Burton): Koenig • NCS Bibliography (Mark Allen): Koenig • Chaucer Encyclopedia (Dan Ransom, H. A. Kelly, Richard Newhauser ): Koenig • Langland in Boulder, NEH Group (Joan Baker, Louise Bishop, Thomas Goodman): Center for British Studies • Sources and Analogues Project (Robert Correale): Koenig 1:30–2:30 Opening Meeting Hale 270 Welcome from University of Colorado Hosts; Introductory Remarks from Lisa Kiser, Chair of the Program Committee; Executive Director’s Report from Susan Crane; President’s Remarks from Helen Cooper 2:30–3:30 Presidential Address Hale 270 • Helen Cooper (University College, Oxford): ‘‘After Chaucer’’ 4:00–5:30 Opening Plenary Session Hale 270 ‘‘Chaucer in the Twentieth Century’’ NCS Program Committee, Organizer; Derek Brewer, Emmanuel College, chair • Musical Performance: ‘‘From The Prologue to the Canterbury Tales,’’ by John Jeffrey Davis, translated by Anne Prescott; performed by The Rocky Mountain Chorale, Terry Crull, conductor; Chao-Pei Chen, accompanist • Terry Jones (Monty Python and the Holy Grail; Author, Chaucer’s Knight) • Jonathan Myerson (Writer/Creator, The Canterbury Tales) 9:00–11:00 Film Hale 270 Screening of selections from Jonathan Myerson’s Canterbury Tales, with discussion 549 ................. 10286$ $BM2 11-01-10 13:52:53 PS STUDIES IN THE AGE OF CHAUCER FRIDAY, JULY 19 9:00–10:30 Concurrent Sessions I Marriage in Chaucerian Fictions Hale 230 • Organizer and chair: Glenn Burger (Queens College and Graduate Center, CUNY) • Emma Lipton (University of Missouri, Columbia): ‘‘Married Friendship in the Franklin’s Tale: A Civic Ideology for Men’’ • Kathleen Ashley (University of Southern Maine): ‘‘Ideologies of Marriage in Chaucer and Medieval Conduct Books’’ • Kathleen Davis (Princeton University): ‘‘Warm Wax, Counterfeit Clykets, and Acrobatic Genre in the Merchant’s Tale’’ Chaucer and the English Language Hale 240 • Organizer: Marie Borroff (Yale University) • Chair: Kellie Robertson (University of Pittsburgh) • Karla Taylor (University of Michigan): ‘‘Chaucer the Sociolinguist’’ • Elizabeth Allen (University of California, Irvine): ‘‘The ‘stille wille’ and the Unreliable Reader in Chaucer’s Clerk’s Tale’’ • Marie Borroff (Yale University): ‘‘Verb Tense and Aspect and the Passage of Time in Troilus and Criseyde’’ Chaucer and Lesser-Known Chaucerians Humanities 125 • Organizer: Jill Havens (Baylor University) • Chair: David Raybin (Eastern Illinois University) • Nancy Mason Bradbury (Smith College): ‘‘Thomas Usk, First Reader of Troilus’’ • Marion Turner (St. Anne’s College, Oxford): ‘‘Outdoing Chaucer or Overreaching Himself?: Thomas Usk and Troilus and Criseyde’’ • Jill Havens (Baylor University): ’’Clanvowe’s Courtly Anxiety: Chaucer ’s Influence on ‘The Boke of Cupide’’’ Chaucer and His Readers: Critics, Scholars, Poets Humanities 1B70 • Organizer: NCS Program Committee • Chair: C. David Benson (University of Connecticut) • Matthew Giancarlo (Yale University): ‘‘‘Six Hundred Talking Asses’: Representations of Parliament in Chaucer, Gower, and After’’ 550 ................. 10286$ $BM2 11-01-10 13:52:53 PS PROGRAM, THIRTEENTH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS • Geoff Gust (University of York): ‘‘‘Persona’ and Personalities: Chaucer the Man and His Critics’’ Chaucer in Manuscript and Print Humanities 1B80 • Organizer and chair: Alexandra Gillespie (Corpus Christi College, Oxford) • Satoko Tokunaga (Keio University): ‘‘A Typographical Analysis of Caxton’s Canterbury Tales (c. 1476)’’ • Matthew Boyd Goldie (Rider University): ‘‘Counseling Counselors: The Clerk’s Tale in the Fifteenth Century’’ • A. S. G. Edwards (University of Victoria, B.C.): ‘‘Bodleian Library MS Douce 45: A New Witness to the Canterbury Tales’’‘ 11:00–12:30 Concurrent Sessions II The Manciple’s Tale Hale 240 • Organizer and chair: Jim Rhodes (Southern Connecticut State University ) • Marianne Børch (University of Southern Denmark) • John Hines (University of Cardiff) • Eve Salisbury (Western Michigan University) • Peter Travis (Dartmouth College) • Stephanie Trigg (University of Melbourne) Chaucer and the Natural World Humanities 1B80 • Organizer and chair: Lisa J. Kiser (Ohio State University) • Sarah Stanbury (College of the Holy Cross): ‘‘Metaphor and Chaucer’s Ethics of Nature’’ • Gillian Rudd (University of Liverpool): ‘‘‘Erthe Toc of Erthe’: Chaucer and the Revenge of Nature’’ • Thomas Goodman (University of Miami): ‘‘‘A forster was he’: Chaucer and the Country of the Courtier’’ Chaucer and the Langland Tradition...