SCE -- 2000 MMLA -- Aestheticism(s)


Coordinators: Matthew Potolsky, University of Utah (English) Howard Horwitz, University of Utah (English)

	Session One
(1)	"Fidelity: Hardy, Shaftesbury, and the Cruelty of Aesthetics" Matthew Potolsky, University of Utah (English)
	Discussant: Audrey Jaffe, Ohio State University (English)
(2)	"Beauty, Justice, and the Not-so-human Subject" Nancy Glazener, University of Pittsburgh (English)
	Discussant: Jennifer Fleissner, UCLA (English)
(3)	"The Importance of Being Original: Oscar Wilde's Aesthetic Agency" David Wayne Thomas, University of Michigan (English)
	Discussant: Megan Becker-Leckrone, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (English)
(4)	"Literary Discipline: The Salvation of Character and the Formation of English Studies in America" Howard Horwitz, University of Utah (English)
	Discussant: Jeffrey Williams, University of Missouri, Columbia (English)

	Session Two
(1)	"Pater's Critical Spirit," Megan Becker-Leckrone, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (English)
	Discussant: Mary Ann O'Farrell, Texas A & M University (English)
(2)	"Henry Carey's Transcendental Economics" Richard Prud'homme Yale University (English)
	Discussant: Howard Horwitz, University of Utah
(3)	"Emerson and the Aesthetic Gymnastic of the Eye" Chris Diller, Berry College (Rhetoric and Writing)
	Discussant: Richard Grusin, Georgia Institute of Technology (LCC)
(4)	"A House, a Canal, a Statue, a Picture: Kant, Emerson, and the Interests of Art" Robert Chodat, Stanford University (English)
	Discussant: Richard Grusin, Georgia Institute of Technology(LCC)