| Session
1 (Middleton) |
Session
2 (Johnson) |
Session
3 (Ennis) |
| 09.00
- 09.30 (Halifax
Hall)
Coffee and late
registration
|
| 9.30
- 11.00
Historic Representation of
the City
Chair: Eddy Verbaan
Tim
Baycroft
War and Industry: Lille at the
cross-roads
Lotte
Jensen
The City as Symbol of National
Power: Representations of
Amsterdam in Dutch Resistance
Literature, 1806-1813
Siobhan
Higgins
‘The Stranger’s Case’ : Images
of the Dutch in Elizabethan and
Jacobean London.
|
9.30
- 11.00
City and Language
Chair: Wim
Vandenbussche
Jacomine
Nortier and Margreet Dorleijn
Relschoppers in Utrecht: urban
youth speech styles on youtube.com
Nicola
Mclelland
17th
and 18th-century language
learning manuals as sources for
the history of spoken urban
Dutch?
Daniel
Williams
Can
your accent affect how you hear
Dutch?
|
9.30 - 11.00
City, Fashion and Music
Chair: Andrew
Wormald
Joe
Snape
Stadsklank:
Listening to cultural identity in
the Dutch urban environment
Bert
Robberechts
Flemish Rap: the representation
of city and region in Flemish
hiphop
Nathaniel
Beard
Modestad:
Stylish Encounters in Antwerp,
Amsterdam and Arnhem
|
| 11.00
- 11.30
Coffee
|
| 11.30
- 13.00
Surviving
the City: Pedagogy
Gerdi Quist
(Panel Convener)
Complex
lives and mobile contexts:
language learning for the work
place
Christine Sas
Integrating
language variety in the Dutch
classroom
Emmeline Besamusca
The
urban perspective amongst
students of Dutch
|
11.30
- 13.00
Creative
Cities
Javier Gimeno Martínez
(Panel Convener)
Selling
Avant-garde: How Antwerp Became a
Fashion Capital (1990-2002)
Joana Ozorio de Almeida Meroz
Eindhoven:
from Periphery to Center of the
Dutch Design Map
Nina Serulus
Design
and the Capital of Europe: the
Design Centre in Brussels
1964-1986
|
11.30
- 13.00
The Varied Tale of Cities
Chair: Catherine Moir
Christina
Lister
Norwich
and the Low Countries. Tale of
many cities
Alan
Scott
Innovation
and conservatism in the language
of city-dwellers in early modern
Dutch
Christophe
Declercq and William Mann
Brittleness and resilience in
Flanders’ urban landscape
|
| 13.00
- 13.30
Lunch
|
| 13.30 - 14.15
(Halifax Hall, Middleton)
Annual General Meeting of
the Association of Low Countries
Studies
|
| 14.30 - 15.30 (Halifax
Hall, Middleton)
Plenary session Prof.
Wim Vandenbussche
"Maybe nothing is entirely true,
and not even that." Myth, ideology
and selective attention in the
historiography of Dutch in the
Southern Low Countries.
|
| 15.30 - 16.00
Coffee
|
| 16.00
- 17.30
City and Society
Chair: Michael
Perraudin
Janet
Tyson
Imaginary
cities: The city as bourgeois
construct in Early Netherlandish
painting and in René
Magritte’s oeuvre
Graeme
Callister
The City and the Creation of
the Revolutionary Dutch Nation,
1780-1800
|
16.00
- 17.30
The City in Writing
Chair: Jane Fenoulhet
Roel
Griffioen
The Glass House. Conflicting
notions of transparency in the
Dutch post-war city
Femke
Essink
Countercultural Amsterdam: 1969
– 2011. Contemporary Adaptations
of Dutch Canonical Novels from the
Sixties
|
|
| Evening
Programme
|
18.30
(Workstation,
Paternoster Row)
Conference Dinner and
Presentation of citybooks
Sheffield
With poetry reading by
Helen Mort, Agnes Lehozcky and
Sheffield students of Dutch,
Christina
Barningham, Victoria Beardwood,
Charles Macdonald-Jones and Louise
Snape.
Exhibition of David Bocking’s images
of Sheffield, and Dominic Green will
talk about his city-one-minute
project.
Introduction: Willem Bongers-Dek
(deBuren)
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