"Wanton nights and riotous feasts": Early Modern Representations of Virtue and Vice, 2006
AN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AT WARWICK UNIVERSITY
Saturday 8th April 2006
“Wanton nights and riotous feasts”: Early Modern Representations of Virtue and Vice
An interdisciplinary conference to encourage intellectual exchange between disciplines, including art history, cultural studies, history, literary studies and theology.
Keynote speakers:
Professor Bernard Capp (History, Warwick University)
Dr. Elizabeth Clarke (English & Comparative Studies, Warwick University)
Topics of papers include:
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Recreational vices
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Commemorative writings and monuments
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Crime and punishment
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Sexuality and erotic representation
Organisers: Michelle Di Meo, Alice Eardley, and Rebecca Hayes at virtueandvice@hotmail.co.uk
English & Comparative Studies, Warwick University, Coventry CV4 7AL.
Funded by the Humanities Research Centre, the Department of English and Comparative Literary Studies, and the Department of History.