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Colloque annuel de la Society of Dix-NeuvémistesSpleen et Idéal10 – 12 avril  2017University of Kent, CanterburyProgramme:[NB All sessions will take place in Keynes College]&#160;Monday 10 April&#160;11.00 Executive Committee Meeting (KS14)12.00 Registration and Buffet Lunch (Keynes Foyer)12.40 President’s Address and Welcome – Professor Anne Green (Keynes Lecture Theatre 1)13.00 – 15.00     Parallel Sessions 1   KS14 – Balzac Chair: Dominique Bauer  Andrew Watts (University of Birmingham) – Cinematic Spleen and Artistic Ideals: Adapting Balzac under the Occupation (1940-44)  Géraldine Crahay (University of Durham) – Beauté idéale et hétérotopie : la médiation du corps de l’hermaphrodite  Sarah Jones (University of Oxford) – Idealizations, Medicalizations: Balzac’s Le Médecin de campagne (1833), utopias, and contes philosophiques  KS15 – Future reflections Chair: tbc  Mathilde Labbé (Université de Nantes) – Lectures de Baudelaire par les écrivains d’après-guerre :antibaudelairisme et inconfort moral  Thomas Byron (Boston University) – Idealized Logic in Le Vicomte de Bragelonne  Christian Perret (EIKON, Fribourg) – Courbet, outre-monde.  KS16 – Fin-de-siècle Preoccupations Chair:  tbc  Giada Alessandroni (University of Exeter) – L’Idéal de l’amitié féminine dans les manuels de conduite pour jeunes filles et le contre-dicours des romancières de la Belle époque  James Illingworth (Queen’s University Belfast) Collecting the Nineteenth Century: The ‘Ideal’ Library of John and Joséphine Bowes  Alexanre Burin (University of Durham) – Anamorphose décadente et anachronisme du temps dans Histoires de masques de Jean Lorrain  Keynes LT1 - Naturalism and the Body Chair: Larry Duffy  Manon Mathias (University of Aberdeen) – ‘L’harmonie des fonctions’: Gut-brain connections and the figure of the writer Hélène Sicard-Cowan (University of St Andrews) – Healing through Reading: Baudelaire and Zola as (Optimistic) Therapists  Stephanie Wooler (Harvard University) – Medusa’s Head on Galatea’s Body : The Reproductive Art(ifice) of the Actress in Baudelaire’s La Fanfarlo and Goncourt’s La Faustin  Rae Beth Gordon (University of Connecticut) – The Rôle of Hyperesthesia in Spleen and Ideal: Huysmans and his Reader15.00 – 15.15     Coffee and Tea (Keynes Foyer)15.30 – 17.00 Parallel Sessions 2&#160; KS14 – Marvellous and MiserableChair: tbc  Jennifer Forrest (Texas State University) – Leaping into the Ideal, Falling into the Abyss in Gustave Kahn's Cirque solaire  Michelle Cheyne (University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth) – A Happy Medium: Turning Tables on the Establishment  Hélène Marquié (Université Paris 8) – « C’est une belle mort pour une danseuse »  KS15 – Medievalist LoveChair: Karl Ellerbrock  Julia Hartley (University of Oxford) – The Moment’s Monument in Modernity: Baudelaire and the Italian Sonnet Tradition  Jennifer Rushworth (University of Oxford) – Petrarch’s Nineteenth-Century French Afterlives  KS16 – MallarméChair:   Natasha Ryan (University of Oxford) – (De)mystifying Mallarmé: the legacy of the vitrail  Foteini Thoma (Montpellier III) – Stéphane Mallarmé : le vécu mélancolique mallarméen et son idéal rongeur  Giacomo Fuk (EHESS) – Correspondances auditives et musicales Keynes LT1 – Sound and VisionChair: Helen Abbott  Emily Eyestone (Princeton University) – A Harmony of Forms: Interweaving Image and Text in Vollard’s Parallèlement   Caroline Ardrey (University of Birmingham) – Spleen, idéal &#38; extase langoureuse: femininity, melancholy and performance in the forgotten songs of Fidès Devriès  Sylvain Caron (Université de Montréal) – «Recueillement» de Baudelaire/Vierne: du signe au son17.00 AGM (Keynes LT1)17.30 Postgraduate Drinks Reception (Keynes Foyer)18.00 Drinks Reception (School of European Culture and Languages, Cornwallis Foyer)&#160;Tuesday 11 April9.00      Refreshments – Tea/ Coffee and Biscuits9.15 – 10.45 Parallel Sessions 3  KS14 – Science in Culture Chair: Jennifer Yee  Bénédicte Percheron (Université de Rouen) – Génies, apôtres et démons des sciences naturellesdans la littérature du XIXe siècle  Gisèle Séginger (Université Paris-Est) – La science refondatrice d’idéal: le prophétisme laïque chez Renan et Michelet  Molly Robinson Kelly (Lewis and Clark College) – The Euphoria of Decay: Spleen and Spirituality in Baudelaire and Flaubert  KS15 – Claire de Duras Chair: tbc  Mary Jane Cowles (Kenyon College) – Language, Law and the Abject in Ourika  Stacie Allan (University of Westminster) – ‘Cette maladie de l’âme, si commune en Angleterre’: The English Origins of Spleen in the Works of Germaine de Staël, Claire de Duras, and Stendhal  KS16 – SandChair: Nigel Harkness  Janine Gallant (Université de Moncton) – L’« euphorie picturale » dans les premières œuvres de George Sand : du texte à l’illustration  Rebecca Sugden (University of Cambridge) – « Une conspiration universelle contre le despotisme et l’intolérance » : Conspiracy and Idealized Initiations in George Sand’s Consuelo and La Comtesse de Rudolstadt  Martine Reid (Université de Lille Nord de France) – Pour en finir avec l’idéalisme de George Sand  Keynes LT1 – Epic and ProseChair: tbc  Jonathan Petitot (Université Aix-Marseille) – La corde de l’idéal et la lame de la cruauté : Les chants de Maldoror et le mal-être poétique Katherine Lunn-Rockliffe (University of Oxford) – The Incorporation of Thought in Victor Hugo’s ‘Le Satyre’  Jade Basford (University of Kentucky) - The Time(lessness) Machine: Narrative (Dis)placement within Le Spleen de Paris10.45 – 11.15     Coffee and Tea11.15 – 12.30 Keynes LT1 – Plenary 1 Sonya Stephens (Mount Holyoke College)Supports splénétiques ou illustrations idéales: Imaging the Baudelairean ImaginationChair: Nigel Harkness12.30 – 13.30 Lunch (Keynes Foyer)13.30-15.00        Parallel Sessions 4  KS14 – Idéal, mélancolie, nostalgieChair: Tanya Mushinsky  Tanya Mushinsky (Oklohoma State University) – La Mélancolie dans Les Syrtes de Jean Moréas  Jelena Jovicic (University of British Columbia) – La nostalgie et les traces de « chez soi » dans les lettres d’exil Sihem Gounni (Université Paris III – Sorbonne nouvelle) – Les défauts de l'Idéal : Villiers après Baudelaire, ombres et contours du système idéaliste KS16 – ZolaChair: tbc  Gül Tekay Baysan (Gazi Üniversitesi) - Questions à la Zola: Comment on meurt, comment on tue? Kate Rees (University of Oxford) – ‘Lumière, raison, bonté’. Zola’s idealised press in Vérité  Jonathan Paine (University of Oxford) – Zola’s dystopian inversion: the business of narrative  Keynes LT1 – Baudelaire, Rachilde, Impenetrability Chair: Maria Scott  Scott Carpenter (Carleton College) – Getting to Know You: Identity Politics and La Belle Dorothée  Carmen Lojo (Universidad de Cádiz) – Rachilde ou “Mademoiselle Baudelaire”  Helen Craske (University of Oxford) – The Decadent Ideal of Impenetrability15.00 – 15.15     Tea and Coffee (Keynes foyer)15.15 – 17.15     Parallel Sessions 5  KS14 – Baudelaire and Other OthersChair: tbc  Catherine Rapenne (Université de Strasbourg) – Spleen et idéal ou le lyrisme ironique baudelairien  Maria Scott (University of Exeter) – Baudelaire’s Strangers  Daniel Finch-Race (University of Southampton) and Valentina Gosetti (University of New England, Australia) – Dissecting Otherness in Prose and Verse by Baudelaire and Bertrand  Sam Bootle (University of Durham) – La poésie hindoue: Baudelaire and Leconte de Lisle  KS15 – FlaubertChair: Anne Green  Anthony Zielonka (Assumption College) – “Spleen” and “Idéal” in Flaubert’s Bouvard et Pécuchet  Aude Campmas (University of Southampton) – L’esthétique clastique de Gustave Flaubert : de l’influence délétère de la campagne sur les corps et corpus  Larysa Smirnova (Boston College) Dreaming Side by Side: ‘Realism’ and its Limits in Madame Bovary  KS16 – Paris et AilleursChair: tbc  Stéphanie Mateu (Montpellier III – Barcelona) – Santiago Rusiñol (1861-1931) à Paris et l'atmosphère du décadentisme : une posture esthétique et un mode de vie à la parisienne importés en Catalogne  Annika Mörte Alling (University of Lund) – “Spleen et ideal” in the country and Paris. Examples from the Nineteenth-Century French Novel  Hannah Scott (University of Nottingham) – Anglicismes atroces: the Highs and Lows of using English in Third-Republic France Charlotte Berkery (Paris Diderot) – The figure of the noctambule during the July Monarchy : From Spleen to Idéal  Keynes LT1 – Splenetic SymbolismsChair: tbc  Sherri Rose (Hillsdale College) – “Que cherchent-ils au Ciel” : Seeing with the Blind in Bruegel, Baudelaire and Maeterlinck  Maria Golovteeva (University of St Andrews) – Fernand Khnopff: Fosset and Bruges – the scenes of the soul  Adeline Heck (Princteon University) – From the hollow glass globe: Idealism, Schopenhauerian thought and irony in the Symbolist novel Maria Aivalioti (Université de Nanterre) – Charles Baudelaire et le symbolisme. La poésie baudelairienne illustrée par les peintres symbolistes.17.15 – 18.30 Plenary Session 2Yves AnselDu spleen ordinaireChair: tbc 19:15 Drinks Reception (Darwin Conference Suite) 20:00 Conference Dinner (Darwin Conference Suite)&#160;Wednesday 12 April 9.00 Refreshments (Tea/Coffee and Biscuits) 9.15 – 10.45 Parallel Sessions 6   KS14 – Altérités Chair: Daniel Finch-Race  Anastasia Scepi (Paris IV) – La caricature littéraire ou les lignes et formes abjectes de la langue  Sarah Gubbins (Canterbury Christ Church University) – Generic baggage: Encountering 'other people' in Baudelaire  Hanna Laruelle (University of Pennsylvania) – Satan Tismegistus and the “Grotesqueing” of the Female Body in Les Fleurs du mal  KS15 – Baudelaire and the VisualChair: tbc  Mohammed Aguidi (Université d’Oudja) – Le Poème Baudelairien comme texte critique de la peinture : « Les Phares »  Fiona Dakin (University of St Andrews) – Translating Spleen et Idéal: Illustrated Editions of the Poetic Works of Charles Baudelaire  Keynes LT1 – Colonial SpleenChair: tbc  Dominique Bauer (Catholic University of Louvain) – The Crammed Interior and the Void Beyond : Psychological Space and Horror Vacui in the Musée d’ethnographie du Trocadéro  Camilla Murgia (University of Geneva) – Representing the Exotic: Wallpapers and Decorative Fabrics in Early 19th-Century France  Fay Wanrug Suwanwattana (University of Oxford) – Femme fatale, Homosexual, Androgyne:Decadent Sexualities in French Colonial Literature of Indochina10.45-11.15 – Tea and Coffee – Keynes Foyer11.15-12.30 Plenary Session 3Frances Fowle (University of Edinburgh) Seeking the mysterious centre of thought: spiritual ideals and pagan mythologies in French art of the fin-de-siècle.Chair: Alexandra Wettlaufer12.30 – 13.15 – Lunch – Keynes Foyer13.15 – 15.15 Round TableKS14 –Baudelaire and Other People: Spleen or Idéal?Chair: Cheryl KruegerParticipants: Helen Abbott, Caroline Ardrey, Scott Carpenter, Daniel Finch-Race, Valentina Gosetti, Sarah Gubbins, Mathilde Labbé, Kevin Newmark, Maria Scott, Alexandra Wettlaufer, Jennifer Yee&#160;