Over His Dead Body Workshop Programme Kings Manor, University of York - Friday 27 March 2017 Organisers: [email protected] (Leicester) & [email protected] (York) This workshop programme is provisional and subject to change 09.15 Registration and welcome 09.30 Dr Nicole Fayard (University of Leicester) - ‘”Come away, come away… Fly Away”: Shakespearian Presence, Absence and Displacement in France’ 09.50 Dr Kiki Lindell (Lund University) – ‘Putting the Fun Back into Funerals: Dealing/Dallying With Death in romeo and Juliet’ 10:30 Coffee 10.45 Katherine Heavey (University of Glasgow) - '’”Meet I an infant of the House of York…”: The Classical Dead Body in Shakespearian Tragedy’ 11.05 Dr Imke Lichterfeld (Bonn University) - '"Thou livest and breathest, Yet art thou slain in him” – The dead body as a reminder of power and guilt’ 11:25 Gemma Miller (King’s College, London) – ‘”Death, death, O amiable, lovely death”: the corpse, the child and the aestheticization of death in Shakespeare’ 12.15 -14.00 Lunch 14.00 Dr Maria Valentini (University of Cassino and Southern Lazizio) - '”Accents yet Unknown”: Reenacting Caesar’s Death in a Roman Gaol’. 14.20 Dr Daniel Gallimore (Kwansei Kakuin University) - '”The king, my Lord, has passed away”: Collocations for Death in Japanese Shakespare Translation’ 15.00 Tea 15.20 Professor Gail Marshall (University of Leicester) – ‘Over Her Dead Body: Lady Anne and the Victorians’ 15.40 Dr Lawrence Green (The Centre for the Study of the Renaissance, University of Warwick) - '”a fine and private place…” Shakespeare, Graves and Space Invaders’ 16:00 Dr Erica Sheen (University of York) – ‘White Surrey: War Horse’ 16:30 Roundup 17.00 End of conference For more details, see https://www2.le.ac.uk/departments/modernlanguages/newsandevents/ohdb