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Zoamorphosis | The Blake 2.0 Blog: the reception of William Blake in art, music, film, literature | Tag Archive | Symposium
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Zoamorphosis is proud to make available video recordings of the recent “Blake in Our Time: A Symposium Celebrating the Future of Blake Studies and the Legacy of G.E. Bentley Jr.” held at the University of Toronto on 28 August 2010. “Blake in Our Time” explored the history of Blake studies, as well as its possible futures in manuscript studies, online resources, private collections, forgeries and oddities, variations in Blake’s illuminated manuscripts, modernist cinema, and media studies.
The symposium featured presentations by a group of esteemed Blake scholars including Robert N. Essick, Joseph Viscomi, Mary Lynn Johnson, Angus Whitehead, John E. Grant, Dennis Read, Gary Leonard, Mark Crosby, Keri Davies, and Susanne Sklar. Also featured at the event was a response by Alan Bewell and multimedia performance by Stephen Nachmanovitch.
We would like to thank Dr. Robert Brandeis of the Victoria University Library at the University of Toronto, Professor Karen Mulhallen of Ryerson University, and the rest of the organizers of “Blake in Our Time” for their work in making this symposium possible, recording the presentations and agreeing to have them presented on Zoamorphosis.
Welcomes and Introductions (video / audio)
Karen Mulhallen, Ryerson University
Session 1
Collecting Blake (video / audio)
Robert N. Essick, University of California at Riverside
Recovering the Earliest Versions of Blake’s Oddest Book (video / audio)
Joseph Viscomi, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Session 2
Blake’s Pictures at ‘The Salterns’ & How Captain Butts Challenged his Sister’s Inheritance (video / audio)
Mary Lynn Johnson, University of Iowa
Blake and George Cumberland’s ‘Pocketbooks’ (video / audio)
Angus Whitehead, National Institute of Education, Ninyang Technological University, Singapore
Respondent to Morning Papers (video / audio)
Alan Bewell, University of Toronto
Session 3, Chaired by Alexander Gourlay, Rhode Island School of Design
Songs for Thomas Butts: Visions of the ‘Title Page,’ ‘Earth’s Answer,’ and ‘The Tyger’
John E Grant, University of Iowa
Disputing the Sins of his Father: Thomas Cromek contra Gilchrist
Dennis Read, Denison University, Granville Ohio
Without Contraries Is no Progression: Did Blake Invent Modernist Cinema?
Garry Leonard, University of Toronto
Afternoon panel (video / audio)
Session 5, Chaired by Karim Wissa, Duke University
Blake’s Seal
Mark Crosby, Leverhulme early career fellow, Queen’s University, Belfast
Brother and Sister Blake: and the Lost Moravian History of William Blake’s Family
Kari Davies, Independent Scholar, Vice President of the Blake Society
The Mouth of a True Orator: Jerusalem’s Opening Instructions
Susanne Sklar, The Cumnor Fellow, Oxford University
Final panel (video / audio)
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Introduction by Karen Mulhallen, Ryerson University.
Karen Mulhallen welcomes attendees to the Blake in Our Time symposium and outlines the future of Blake studies in the light of the ongoing legacy of G. E. Bentley, Jr.
Time: 5:33 min
Size: 65Mb
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Recovering The Earliest Versions of Blake’s Oddest Book by Joseph Viscomi, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Joseph Viscomi demonstrates how archival research has been radically transformed in the past three decades with particular reference to The Song of Los.
Time: 23:21 min
Size: 273Mb
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Blake’s Pictures at ‘The Salterns’ & How Captain Butts Challenged his Sister’s Inheritance by Mary Lynn Johnson, University of Iowa.
Mary Lynn Johnson examines some of the biographical details of one of Blake’s most important patrons, Thomas Butts, who commissioned a series of biblical watercolours from Blake at the turn of the nineteenth century.
Time: 28:15 min
Size: 330Mb
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Afternoon Panel.
Three papers from the Blake in Our Time Panel – “Songs for Thomas Butts: Visions of the ‘Title Page’,‘Earth’s Answer’ and ‘The Tyger’” by John E Grant, University of Iowa, “Disputing the Sins of His father: Thomas Cromek contra Gilchrist” by Dennis Read, Denison University, Granville Ohio and “Without Contraries Is No Progression: Did Blake Invent Modernist Cinema?” by Garry Leonard, University of Toronto.
Time: 53:19 min
Size: 624Mb
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Final panel
Three more papers – “Blake’s Seal” by Mark Crosby, Leverhulme early career fellow, Queen’s University, Belfast, “Brother Blake & Sister Blake: and the lost Moravian History of William Blake’s family” by Keri Davies, Independent Scholar, Vice president of the Blake Society, and “The Mouth of A True Orator: Jerusalem’s Operating Instructions” by Susanne Sklar, The Cumnor fellow, Oxford University.
Time: 33:14 min
Size: 389Mb
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Zoamorphosis is proud to make available video recordings of the recent “Blake in Our Time: A Symposium Celebrating the Future of Blake Studies and the Legacy of G.E. Bentley Jr.” held at the University of Toronto on 28 August 2010. “Blake in Our Time” explored the history of Blake studies, as well as its possible futures in manuscript studies, online resources, private collections, forgeries and oddities, variations in Blake’s illuminated manuscripts, modernist cinema, and media studies.