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Abstracts:
Scotland in Canadian Literature: An Examination of Alistair MacLeod's
Fiction
Ingibjörg Ágústsdóttir (Akureyri Junior
College)
Transatlantic
Theology: How Scottish Unitarianism Came to America
Stuart Andrews
Did
Judge Temple Really own a Piano? The Piano and Early American Literature
Erin Atchison, University of Edinburgh
"Get
Behind Me, Satan!" Scottish Folk Healing, Vigilante Justice,
and Spiritual Redemption on the Southern Frontier, 1750-1825
Roark Atkinson, Indiana University
"Preserv[ing]
the freshness of the system": Itineraries of the Body in Alexander
Bain's Rhetoric of Travel
Genie Babb, University of Alaska Anchorage
Complete
Letter-Writers, Migration and the Macmurdo Papers
Eve Tavor Bannet, University of Oklahoma
The
Undelivered Letters: Bridging the Great Divide
Judith Hudson Beattie, Hudson's Bay Company Archives [ret.]
Phil Astley, North Highland Archive, Wick
Edi Smockum
The
"American Scott"? James Fenimore Cooper and the translation
of "language and manners"
Colleen Glenney Boggs, Dartmouth College
The
Wordsworthian Cast of Dickinson's Romantic Heritage
Richard E. Brantley, University of Florida
"Send
back the money!": Frederick Douglass' Anti-Slavery Speeches in
Scotland and the Emergence of African American Internationalism
Nikki Brown, Kent State University
Mapping
Gaelachas: Signifying Irish-American ethnic identity in the dialect
tales of Martin Dooley
James Byrne, University College Dublin
Changing
Places: The Migrating Meanings of Objects
Jenni Calder, formerly of the National Museums of Scotland
Clan,
Tribe, and Nation: American Indians, Highland Scots, and Colonialism
Colin G. Calloway, Dartmouth College
Realism
and Philanthropy in a Transatlantic Context
Frank Christianson, Brown University
James
Hogg and The Liberator
Janette Currie, University of Stirling
Hawthorne's Liverpool Consulship: Double-Crossing National Identity
John Dolis, Penn State University
Intimacy
and recoil: Aldous Huxley reads Edgar Allan Poe in French
Maria Filippakopoulou, University of Edinburgh
Gothic
Migrations: A Scots-Canadian Case Study
Michelle Gadpaille, University of Maribor
The
Adventure of Sherlock Holmes and the Red Indians
Christopher Gair, University of Birmingham
Discord
at Pennacook: Whittier and the Problem of American Picturesque
Bruce Graver, Providence College
A
Romantic Irony: Jane Austen, Philip Roth and Literary Absence
David Greenham, The Nottingham Trent University
John
Galt and the paratext: The discourse of authentication in North American
emigration literature
Kevin Halliwell, National Library of Scotland
Scotland
and South America: The Role of R.B. Cunninghame Graham
Andrew Hook, University of Glasgow
Ideal
Homes: James, Rossetti and the House of Life
Hazel Hutchison, University of Aberdeen
Elhanan
Winchester and his Influence on early Universalism and the Anti-Slavery
Movement in England and America
Lloyd Johnson, Campbell University
'An Imaginary Black Family': Jazz and the Construction of Scottish
Blackness in Jackie Kay's Trumpet
Carole Jones, Trinity College Dublin
"Magic
Numbers and persuasive Sound": Musical Enlightenment in Revolutionary
America
Catherine Jones, University of Aberdeen
The
'beyondness of things' in The Buccaneers: Vernon Lee's Influence on
Edith Wharton's Sense of Places
Suzanne Jones, University of Richmond
Anglicanism
and the Formation of Loyalist and Patriot Groups at the Time of the
American Revolution: A Focus on Virginia and New York, 1763-1776
Vassiliki Karali, University of Edinburgh
Rounding
the Circle: American Interest in Joanna Baillie (1762-1851)
Evelyn Laidlaw
Crossings: Subaltern Identity in the Nineteenth Century Canadian West
Patricia Linton, University of Alaska Anchorage
'My
Dreams are of a Field Afar': Silvina Ocampo's Relationship to British
poetry
Fiona Mackintosh, University of Edinburgh
Did
It Really Sink?: 'History in Conversation with Memory'
Donald A. MacPhee, State University of New York, Fredonia (Emeritus)
The
Periodical and the Pedagogy of William Smith, A Scot in British North
America
Rodney Mader, West Chester University
"She
fleets, she sails away": The horror of Highland emigration to
America in James Macpherson's Fragments of Ancient Poetry
Louis Kirk McAuley, SUNY, University at Buffalo
'Running the country, are you?': New Scotland and the Adventure of
Transatlantic Return
Caroline McCracken-Flesher (University of Wyoming) -
"Owing
to the Books I Have Lately Read": Scottish Travelers Observe
America in the 1770's
Kathy O. McGill, George Mason University
Bringing
War Home: Martha Gellhorn's Second World War Correspondence
Kate McLoughlin, Somerville College, Oxford
Facing
the Historical: Dead Europe through American Eyes
Keith Mears, University of Edinburgh
"There
is Nothing But the Word": Renegotiating the Puritan Legacy in
the Novels of Thomas Pynchon
Aoileann Ní Éigeartaigh, Dundalk Institute of Technology
Transatlantic
Influences and the Periodical: Journal Editing from Francis Jeffery's
Edinburgh Review to Horace Greeley's New York Tribune
Susan Oliver, University of Cambridge
Transatlantic
Gothic and Race: Wordsworth, Poe, Hawthorne, and Chesnutt
Joel Pace, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Friendship,
Feminism and Butterflies: Victoria Ocampo and Virginia Woolf
Fiona Parrott, University of Glasgow
"What
they seek for is in themselves": Quaker Language and Thought
and Their Influence on American Literature in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Centuries
James Peacock, University of Edinburgh
The
Ethnographic Imagination and the Unspeakable World of the Tehuelches
Fernanda Penaloza, University of Exeter
Northern
Latitudes: Scotland and Canada in the Writings of John Buchan
Rosa Penna, Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina, Universidad
de Buenos Aires
Kathleen
Jamie and Kathryn Stripling Byer: Re-envisioning a Poetics of Place
in Scottish and Southern Literature
Carolyn Perry, Westminster College
Frederick
Douglass, Scotland and the South
Alasdair Pettinger, Scottish Music Information Centre
North
America as a Punishment and a Promise in the Scottish Highlands, 1715-1757
Geoffrey Plank, University of Cincinnati
Making
it new? Postcoloniality in Melville's Writing: The case of Redburn
Faith Pullin, University of Edinburgh
"The
Cloth that Binds:" Lubaina Himid and the Refiguring of the Black
and White Atlantic
Alan Rice, University of Central Lancashire
Poetics
and Politics in the Post-Bellum Epic: Wordsworthian Themes in Herman
Melville's Clarel
Matthew Scott, University of Oxford
Distinguishing
Marks of the Spirit of God: Eighteenth-century revivals in Scotland
and New England
Matthew Smith (University of Edinburgh) -
Across
the Gender and Age Divide: The Strange Case of Women and Children
in Stevenson's Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Nabokov's Lolita
Katharine Streip, Liberal Arts College, University of Concordia
Wide
Webs of Fear: Nineteenth-Century American Gothic Fiction and its British
Counterparts
Helen Sutherland, University of Glasgow
Music,
Race and Nationhood: Wagnerism in Britain and America
Emma Sutton, University of St. Andrews
The
Decadent Pretexts of The Sacred Fount
Sheila Teahan, Michigan State University
Imported
Americans, American Doings: Race, Class, and Secrecy in the Sherlock
Holmes Stories
Aliki Varvogli, University of Dundee
The
Invisible Man's Welsh Routes: Ralph Ellison in 1940s Wales
Daniel Williams, University of Wales, Swansea
Revising
the Figure of the Woman Reformer: Harriet Beecher Stowe and Elizabeth
Gaskell's Transatlantic Dialogues
Whitney A. Womack, Miami University of Ohio
When
Arthur Met Anna: Arthur Conan Doyle and Anna Katharine Green
Paul Woolf, University of Birmingham