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Spenser at SCRC in March

South-Central Renaissance Conference

March 12-14
Ralegh, North Carolina

Friday, 13 March

Session III: 10:00 – 11:30 a.m.
15. Sir Walter Raleigh and History:  New Approaches
Chair: Christopher Armitage, University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill

Ralph Bauer (University of Maryland):
“Walter Raleigh and pachacuti: Prophecy and the Conquest of the Incas in The Discovery of Guiana”

J. B. Lethbridge (University of Tübingen):
“Raleigh and Descartes: How far was Raleigh a Cartesian?”

Vivienne Westbrook (National Taiwan University):
“Sir Walter Raleigh : the founding father of modern America?”

Respondent: Nicholas Popper, College of William and Mary


Session V: 2:45 – 4:15
29. Spenser: Pamphlets, Reputation, and Reformation
Chair:  David Scott Wilson-Okamura, East Carolina University

Elisabeth Chaghafi (University of Tübingen):
“‘With critique pen’:  The Beginnings of the Harvey-Nashe Quarrel”

Christopher Hill (University of Tennessee at Martin):
“Spenser’s Blatant Beast, Pamphleteer”

Robert Reid (Emory and Henry College):
“Reformation Epic: Spenser’s Unadulterated Arthur”

Michelle Golden (Georgia State University):
“Courteous Kindness: A Long View of True Courtesy in The Faerie Queene”

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"Spenser at SCRC in March," Spenser Review 44.3.70 (Winter 2015). Accessed April 26th, 2024.
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