Resistances
14 - 15 September 2001 , Nice
Colloquium Papers
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Papers delivered: Versions of the following are published in a special issue of Cycnos
- Nathaniel Bacon: A Forerunner of the American Revolution
- Yvette Salviati (U. of Nice)
- Paradigms of Resistance: The Vietvet in the American Jungle
- Andre Muraire (U. de Nice)
- Didier Revest (U. of Nice)
- Street Trading vs Traffic in Victorian and Edwardian London
- Françoise Lapraz (U. of Nice)
- Swift, Gulliver and Resistance. Eighteenth-Century Writing about Madness
- Marketa Krizova (U. of Prague)
- The Christian Mission in Colonial America Seen through the Eyes of the Indian Converts
- Susan Oliver (U. of Cambridge)
- Resisting Radical Energies: Walter Scott and the Re-Fashioning of the Border Ballads
- Martine Faraut (U. of Nice)
- Women Resisting the Vote. A Case of Anti-Feminism?
- Valerie Auda-André (U. of Aix-en-Provence)
- Resisting the Conservative Mainstream: On Some Writings of the Monday Club
- Patrick Di Mascio (U. of Nice)
- On resistance: William James's Vista
- Antoine Capet (U. of Rouen)
- Defining the British Will to Resist in 1940
- Marie-Noelle Zeender (U. of Nice)
- Resistance in Sydney Owenson's 'The Wild Irish Girl'
- Allan Ingram (U. of Northumbria)
- Resisting Insanity: Language and Disorder in 18th century London
- Richard Allen (U. of Northumbria)
- "Mocked, scoffed, persecuted, and made a gazeing stock": The resistance of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) to the Religious and Civil Authorities in Post-Toleration South-East Wales, c. 1689-1836
- Nils Arne Soerensen (U. of Southern Denmark, Odense)
- The Danish Resistance as lieu de memoire, 1945-2000
- Anthony McElligott (U. of Limerick) and Tim Kirk (U. of Newcastle)
- Memory and Myth in Resistance to Fascism
- Malcolm Gee (U. of Northumbria)
- Resisting French Culture: Germany before and after World War 1
- Sharon Millar (U. of Southern Denmark, Odense)
- The Rhetoric of Resistance: Danes and the European Union
- Roy Sellars (U. of Southern Denmark, Kolding)
- Resisting Adorno: Beckett, Resistance and the Politics of Non-Identity