1.30-2 Coffee
2.00 Iman Sheeha ‘“My master’s kindness pleads to me for life”: servants in the violent household’
2.25 Emma Whipday, ‘Deadly domesticity: violent homes on the early modern stage’
2.50 Lucy Clarke, ‘“I saw him come into your house an hour ago”: the (in)observable household and the state in Arden of Faversham and A Yorkshire Tragedy’
Discussion
3.30 Tea
4.00 Rachel Holmes, ‘The violation of clandestine marriage’
4.25 Laura Seymour, ‘Non-conformist gestures and violent households’
4.50 Sarah Birt, ‘“I did think her to be a humane good woman”: serving apprenticeships in violent households in early modern London’
Discussion
5.30 Break
6.00 ‘Cry up Liberty!’
Eleanor Warr directs her play re-animating records of Milton’s conflicts with his daughters
Panel and Discussion
7.30 Close
Organisers: Rebecca Tomlin & Sue Wiseman
Contact: Sue Wiseman or Elizabeth Scott-Baumann
2.00 Iman Sheeha ‘“My master’s kindness pleads to me for life”: servants in the violent household’
2.25 Emma Whipday, ‘Deadly domesticity: violent homes on the early modern stage’
2.50 Lucy Clarke, ‘“I saw him come into your house an hour ago”: the (in)observable household and the state in Arden of Faversham and A Yorkshire Tragedy’
Discussion
3.30 Tea
4.00 Rachel Holmes, ‘The violation of clandestine marriage’
4.25 Laura Seymour, ‘Non-conformist gestures and violent households’
4.50 Sarah Birt, ‘“I did think her to be a humane good woman”: serving apprenticeships in violent households in early modern London’
Discussion
5.30 Break
6.00 ‘Cry up Liberty!’
Eleanor Warr directs her play re-animating records of Milton’s conflicts with his daughters
Panel and Discussion
7.30 Close
Organisers: Rebecca Tomlin & Sue Wiseman
Contact: Sue Wiseman or Elizabeth Scott-Baumann
