Centre for Renaissance and Early Modern Studies
Representations of Regicide in 17th-Century Europe
Saturday 12 March 2011, 10.30AM to 17:00
Speaker(s): Line Cottegnies (Sorbonne Nouvelle), Claire Gheeraert-Graffeuille (Rouen), Gilles Bertheau (U Francois Rabelais, Tours), Kevin Killeen (York), Sarah Clark (York)
10-30 Coffee & Registration
11-15 Kevin Killeen, York
"Such sweet fruit as those wherof the Scaffolds were made" - The still small voice of English regicide.
12-00 Line Cottegnies, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle,
"Allusions to the regicide in Katherine Philips' Pompey (1663)"
12-45 SANDWICH LUNCH
2-00 Claire Gheeraert - Graffeuille, Université de Rouen,
“A Poetics of
Catastrophe: The Regicide in Histories of the English
Civil Wars”
2-45 Sarah Clark, York
“'The Kings own Hand': The 'martyrdom' of Charles I and cultures of memory in Stuart England”
3-30 TEA
3-45 Gilles Bertheau, Université François Rabelais - Tours
"The Representation of Charles I's Death in Mazarinades"
4-30 General Discussion
Contact mark.jenner@york.ac.ukLocation: King's Manor, Huntingdon Room
Admission: The conference is free, but participants should register by by Thurs 10 March, by email to crems-enquiries@york.ac.uk