ARNOLD BENNETT SOCIETY CONFERENCE
SATURDAY 12th June 2010
Potteries Museum & Art Gallery, Hanley, Stoke on Trent
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Advanced Booking is essential. All bookings will be acknowledged by email or telephone.
Please complete and return the Booking Form (and cheque) by post to:
Carol Gorton, 4 Field End Close, Trentham.
Stoke on Trent, ST4 8DA 01782 641337
The Days Programme
8.45 9.30 a.m. Registration
9.30 9.40 a.m. Introduction Morag Jones
9.40 10.45 a.m. Peter Preston (Nottingham University):
Bennett at work on Clayhanger
Phil Cawston (Careers advisor with Brighton Connexions): Clayhanger in my office
Elizabeth Leslie: (Vice Chairman AB Society):
That thoroughly sound education
10.45 11.15 a.m. Coffee/Tea
11.15 1.00 p.m. Deborah Wynne (Chester University):
Arnold Bennett and Material Culture
Alan Pedley (Editor AB Society Newsletter):
Portraits, Helen .. and Stendhal
John Shapcott (Editor & critic):
Something Rotten in the state of Bursley: Clayhanger and the Politics of Indecision".
Margaret Thomas (Open University):
Books, Print and the Clayhangers
Maire Messenger-Davies (Ulster University):
The loved text: a homage to Clayhanger
1.00 - 2.00 p.m. Lunch
2.00 3.10 pm Kris Madden (Author and Post-graduate student at National University, California)
"Arnold Bennett in the 21st Century"
Fiona Tomkinson (Yeditepe University, Istanbul):
'On Not Worrying about God: the strange religious subtext of the Clayhanger trilogy'.
Elizabeth Negus (Barking College):
The Sociological Imagination of Arnold Bennett: Structured for Survival
3.10 3.50 pm Ray Johnson (Staffordshire University):
3.50 4.15 p.m. Tea/Coffee
4.15 5.00 p.m. Question & General Discussion Closing remarks