Shakespeare Across the Disciplines The Huntington Library |
What Shakespeare Can Teach Us About… The Rasmussen-Hines Collection |
An Oral History of Public Shakespeare Emerging Scholar Keynote at Ohio Valley Shakespeare Conference |
Teaching The Show Must Go Online - with Robert Myles Plenary Address at BritGrad |
Toward a Center for Public Shakespeare Oecologies |
Public Humanities and Pathways Toward - with Maria Devlin McNair |
Reading King Lear at "Fourscore and Upwards" Harvard College Class of 1955 65th Reunion |
The Tragedy of Donald Trump, According to Shakespeare Keynote Address at the 18th Annual New England Undergraduate Shakespeare Conference |
Shakespeare’s Invention of Stigma: Richard’s Deformity, Aaron’s Race, Faulconbridge’s Bastardy, and Beyond MLA Annual Convention (2020) |
What Shakespeare Scholars Can Learn from Theater-Makers About Public Engagement PAMLA Annual Convention (2019) |
Ophelia’s Songs: Moral Agency, Manipulation, and the Metaphor of Music in Hamlet European Shakespeare Research Association Conference (2019) |
Toward a Journal of the Public Humanities North Eastern Public Humanities Symposium (2019) |
The Anthropology of Audience in Shakespeare Studies British Shakespeare Conference (2018) |
Shakespeare for Cops Hudson Strode Program in Renaissance Studies at the University of Alabama (2018) |
Pluperfect Presentism MLA Annual Convention (2018) |
Public Shakespeareanism: The Bard in the 2016 American Presidential Election Ohio Valley Shakespeare Conference (2017) |
Shakestats: Writing About Shakespeare Between the Humanities and the Social Sciences MLA Annual Convention (2017) |
Villainy and Complicity in Drama, Television, and Politics: Shakespeare’s Richard III, House of Cards, and the 2016 US Election Lowell High School (2017) |
Shakespeare and Trump Moses Greeley Parker Lectures (2017) |
Shakespeare on the Classics, Shakespeare as a Classic: A Reading of Aeneas’s Tale to Dido British Shakespeare Conference (2016) |
Why Shakespeare? Irony and Liberalism in the Canonization Process British Shakespeare Conference (2016) |
Shakespeare Across the Curriculum Gallaudet University (2016) |
“To be, or not to be": Shakespeare Against Philosophy University of Hertfordshire (2016) |
“To be, or not to be": Shakespeare Against Philosophy University of Poitiers (2016) |
Stigma as Drama, Stigma as Rhetoric: From Shakespeare to Goffman and Back and then Forward ACLA Annual Convention (2016) |
The Figure of Stigma in Shakespeare’s Drama Harvard Renaissance Colloquium |
Stigma in Shakespeare Case Western Reserve University (2014) |
The Figure of Stigma in Shakespeare's 3 Henry VI: Abnormality, Villainy, Irony, Tragicomedy Renaissance Society of America Annual Meeting (2013) |
The Ugly Truth: Thersites and the Satire of the Poetomachia MLA Annual Convention (2012) |
Deforming Richard III in the Sixteenth Century: The Rhetoric of Disfigurement up to Shakespeare’s 2 Henry VI Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association Conference (2011) |
Richard’s Deformities University of California, Irvine (2011) |
Shylock's Nose University of California, Irvine (2011) |
The Advent and the Adventure: The Poetics of Imperfection in Revelation and The Faerie Queene MLA Annual Convention (2011) |
The Unnatural Age of Margaret: Antiquating the Dramatic Ontology of Richard III Rocky Mountain MLA Convention (2010) |
Giving up the Ghost: Naturalizing the Supernatural and Staging the Causal Interpretation of Richard’s Deformity, 1777-1899 San Diego State University (2010) |
How Milton Ought to Change After September 11: Samson Agonistes and Revenge Tragedy University of California, Riverside (2010) |
The Contingency of Virtue: Nominal Ethics and the Irony of Compliment in Chaucer's Religious Pilgrims Concordia University (2010) |
Anti-Figural Rhetoric and the Death of Physiognomy: Physical Deformity During the Philosophical Enlightenment South Central Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies Annual Meeting (2010) |