Schedule of Events










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Thursday Evening
April 23, 1998



Cohen Library
The City College of New York, CUNY
 138 St. and Convent Ave
New York City



Simon H. Rifkind Center for the Humanities
Shakespeare Lecture   




Friday
 Afternoon
April 24, 1998



Brooklyn College, CUNY
Graduate School and University Center, CUNY
The University of Pennsylvania



 "A Map Doth Nature Store": Shakespeare and nature's Network
A Collaborative Teleconference
 


Friday
 Evening
April 24, 1998
CUNY Graduate School and University Center
	33 W 42nd Street
	Third Floor Studio
New York City


The Annual Shakespeare Institute Conference 



Sunday
 Afternoon
May 31, 1998


Brooklyn Academy of Music
30 Lafayette Avenue
Brooklyn


Shakespeare at BAM
Rifkind Center Panel:
Performing History: Shakespeare's Reality




















SIMON H. RIFKIND CENTER FOR THE HUMANITIES
SHAKESPEARE LECTURE
	
	
	4:00-5:30pm
Gail Kern Paster
George Washington University
"Hamlet, the Passions, and the Early Modern Body"



	




















"A MAP DOTH NATURE STORE": SHAKESPEARE AND NATURE'S NETWORK
A Collaborative Teleconference    



	
	12:00-2:00pm












At CUNY Graduate School (through CUNY-TV):







Moderator: Richard McCoy (Department of English, CUNY Graduate School and Queens College)

Gail Kern Paster (Department of English, George Washington
University),

"Anthony's Happy Horse: Or, Cleopatra's Passions and the
Boundaries of Species"








At the University of
Pennsylvania:




Moderator: Phyllis Rackin (Department of English, University of Pennsylvania)


Rebecca Bushnell (Department of English, University of
Pennsylvania),

"Perdita and the Gillyflower: The Early Modern Ordering of
People
and Flowers"








At Brooklyn College:



Ellen Belton (Department of English, Brooklyn College) will moderate a three way discussion

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This teleconference will be followed by a The Annual Shakespeare Institute Conference at the CUNY Graduate School




				
	
















ANNUAL SHAKESPEARE INSTITUTE CONFERENCE

CUNY Graduate School  
	

	
	

4:00-5:30pm




Chair:Richard McCoy
(CUNY Graduate School and Queens College)



Gail Kern Paster
 
(George Washington University)

"Anthony's Happy Horse: Or, Cleopatra's Passions and the
Boundaries of Species"




Barbara Bowen
 (CUNY Graduate School and Queens College)
Response


		
Reception
sponsored by the Ph.D. Program in English
4Oth Floor
Grace Building				
	















SHAKESPEARE AT BAM:
RIFKIND CENTER PANEL
	
	
	1:30-3:00pm



PERFORMING HISTORY: SHAKESPEARE'S REALITY



Alison Carey, Co-founder, Cornerstone Theater Company (Los Angeles, CA)



Michael Kahn, Artistic Director, The Shakespeare Theater (Washington, DC)



Peggy O'Brien, Vice President for Education, Corporation for Public
Broadcasting



Steven Urkowitz, Professor of English, The City College and CUNY Graduate
Center




				
	






For further information, contact:
 Martin Elsky, Coordinator
Renaissance Studies Program,
CUNY Graduate School. 
Phone: 212-642-2243; 
e-mail: melsky@email.gc.cuny.edu