Western Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies Conference

1775 Lotter Map of the World on a Hemisphere Projection - Geographicus / Image in public domain

The Western Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (WSECS) will hold its 2019 conference at Arizona State University's Tempe campus on the theme, "The Global Eighteenth Century."

The conference will feature a plenary panel of scholars debating the question, "What is a 'global eighteenth century'?" Felicity Nussbaum (English, UCLA), Satoko Shimazaki (East Asian Languages and Cultures, USC), Regulus Allen (English, California Polytechnic State University), and Claudia Brown (Art History, ASU) have been confirmed as plenary panelists.

Scholars from all disciplines on all aspects of eighteenth-century culture will present their work.

ASU sponsors include the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and its humanities units: the Department of English, the School of International Letters and Cultures, the School of Historical, Philosophical, and Religious Studies, and the Institute for Humanities Research; as well as the College of Integrative Sciences and Arts and the Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies.

Image: 1775 Lotter Map of the World on a Hemisphere Projection - Geographicus. Map in public domain; image from Wikimedia Commons.

Contact: 
Sören Hammerschmidt
Friday-Saturday, Feb. 15-16, 2019
Location: 
Lattie Coor Hall (COOR) and University Club (UCLUB)
Campus: 
Tempe campus
Price: 
Full Conference: $125 Full-time, TT-faculty / $75 students, adjunct faculty | Separate rate for 'Xerxes' production | No fee for individual sessions

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