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CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop,Exhibit,Panel Discussion,Presentation
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the International Walter Pater Society\n\nTaking i
 ts cue from the current cultural and intellectual concern with the concept 
 of “Trans\,” this conference focuses on the theme of Trans/Pater\, in order
  to explore how this idea might be operating within and “across” Pater and 
 how it might be in play “beyond” or “on the other side” of Pater. Pater was
  deeply interested in historical\, cultural\, and intellectual transitions 
 (including the epochal transition from the pagan to the Christian\, from th
 e Medieval to the Renaissance\, and\, indeed\, from the Medieval to the Mod
 ern)\, and was himself a major figure in the transition from the Victorian 
 to the Modernist period. Some of his most important ideas concerned the tra
 nsitory nature of modern experience\, the transition points among different
  modes of art (“transaesthetics”)\, as well as various kinds of transformat
 ion. As a prose stylist\, he was concerned with ways to transmit knowledge\
 , while the singularity of his style raises questions of translation—of bot
 h affective and linguistic conversion.\n\nALL SESSIONS (EXCEPT FRIDAY KEYNO
 TE) WILL BE HELD IN HOLLIS E. CORNELL AUDITORIUM\, 132 GOLDWIN SMITH HALL\n
 \nFriday\, Sept 5\n\nJohnson Museum tour—10:00-11:00\n\nKroch Library Hands
 -On Exhibit—11:00-12:00 noon\nhttps://events.cornell.edu/event/transpater-s
 ymposium-and-pop-up-exhibition-in-rmc\n\nSession 1\, Pater and Painting at 
 Hollis E. Cornell Auditorium—1:30-3:00** \n\nModerator:  Ellis Hanson\, Cor
 nell University\n\nLesley Higgins\, York University\n“The Critic\, the Patr
 on\, and the Painter: Cosmopolitan Transformations”\n\nRachel Kravetz\, Bar
 d Microcolleges in NYC\n“From Pater to Woolf: The Myth of the Seasons”\n\nM
 eghan Freeman\, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library\, Yale University
 \n“Trans-(Art)Historical Fictions: ‘Sebastian van Storck’ and the National 
 Gallery\, London”\n\nSession 2\, Transsubjectivity and Queer Pater—3:30-5:0
 0\n\nModerator:  Caroline Levine\, Cornell University\n\nKonrad Zaręba\, In
 stitute of English Studies\, University of Warsaw\, Poland\n“Transparent Li
 fe: Walter Pater’s Diaphanous Character and Queer Performativity”\n\nHao-Yu
  Hu\, University of Edinburgh\n“Transience\, Transfixion\, Transcendence: D
 eath and the Queer Moment in Walter Pater’s Imaginary Portraits”\n\nMaria A
 l-Raes\, Cornell University\n“Transverse Subjectivity: Pater’s Ghostly Chil
 d in the House”\n\nKeynote at Johnson Museum—5:15-6:30\, by Hilary Fraser\,
  “Pater’s Crossings-out: Inscriptions of Transition in The Renaissance.” We
 lcome by Ellis Hanson.  Introduction by Lesley Higgins.\n\nExhibit and Rece
 ption in Johnson Museum—Aestheticism and America—6:30-7:30\n\nSaturday\, Se
 pt 6\n\nSession 3\, Pater and Translation—9:00-10:30\n\nModerator:  James E
 li Adams\, Columbia University\n\nS. Pearl Brilmyer\, University of Pennsyl
 vania\n“Fixation and Submission in ‘Emerald Uthwart’”\n\nSofia Nestrovski\,
  Universidade de São Paulo\n“Translating Walter Pater’s The Renaissance int
 o Brazilian Portuguese: Can a ‘purple prose’ ever be prosa roxa?”\n\nBénédi
 cte Coste\, Université de Bourgogne\n“Walter Pater the Translator: Feuillet
 ’s La Veuve”\n\nSession 4\, Transtemporal Pater—10:45-12:15\n\nModerator:  
 Barbara Black\, Skidmore College\n\nAdam Lee\, Tyndale University in Toront
 o\n“The Transformative Power of Myth: Pater’s Translation of Cupid and Psyc
 he”\n\nGabriel Golding\, Corpus Christi College\, The University of Cambrid
 ge\n“Walter Pater’s Transtemporal Prose Rhythms: Historical Flux\, Textual 
 Impermanence\, and the Paterian Revisionary Impulse”\n\nMichael Davis\, Le 
 Moyne College\n“The Poetry of Michelangelo: The Male Body in Transition” \n
 \nSession 5\, Pater in Transition—1:30-3:00\n\nModerator:  Elisha Cohn\, Co
 rnell University\n\nJames Eli Adams\, Columbia University\n“Intransitive Pa
 ter: In Pursuit of Expression”\n\nJonah Siegel\, Rutgers University\n“Trans
 itive Pater”\n\nThomas Albrecht\, Tulane University\n“The Transvaluation of
  Style: Flaubert and Pater”\n\nSession 6\, Transnational Pater—3:15-4:45\n\
 nModerator:  Maria Al-Raes\, Cornell University\n\nMegan Becker\, Universit
 y of Nevada\, Las Vegas\n“What Is an Essay?: Lukács\, Pater\, and Plato”\n\
 nDaichi Ishikawa\, Keio University\n“‘Transplanted into that green country’
 : The Reception of Walter Pater in Japan” \n\nElisa Bizzotto\, Università l
 uav di Venezia\n“Transcultural Decadence and Aesthetic Transmigration: Pate
 r’s Influence on Giovanni Pascoli”\n\nThe Billie Inman Lecture—5:15-6:30\, 
 by Laurel Brake\, “The Masks and the Faces: TransSocial Pater”\n\nModerator
 :  Michael Davis\, LeMoyne College\n\nSunday\, Sept 7\n\nSession 7\, Transa
 esthetic\, Pater and Other British Aesthetic Critics—9:00-10:30\n\nModerato
 r:  Theodore Leane\, Cornell University\n\nAna Raquel Rojas\, The Universit
 y of San Francisco\n“The Transhistorical Child: Pater\, Vernon Lee\, and Ae
 sthetic Formation”\n\nJustin Rogers\, Texas A&M University\n“Walter Pater a
 nd Vernon Lee\; Close Reading\, Aestheticism\, and Transhistory”\n\nKenneth
  Daley\, Columbia College\, Chicago\n“Appreciations and Pater’s Revisionary
  Practice”\n\nSession 8\, Transfigured/Transfiguring Pater—10:45-12:15\n\nM
 oderator:  Ana Raquel Rojas\, The University of San Francisco\n\nTheodore L
 eane\, Cornell University\n“Child Be Strange: From Walter Pater to Folk Hor
 ror”\n\nEvan Leonhard\, Rutgers University\n“A Southern Renaissance: Region
 al Aestheticism and the Transatlantic Reception of Walter Pater”
DTEND:20250905T230000Z
DTSTAMP:20260422T024855Z
DTSTART:20250905T173000Z
GEO:42.449047;-76.483597
LOCATION:Goldwin Smith Hall\, Hollis E. Cornell Auditorium\, 132
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:TRANS/PATER: Conference of the Walter Pater Society
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50603827272732
URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/transpater-conference-of-the-walter-pa
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CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop,Exhibit,Panel Discussion,Presentation
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the International Walter Pater Society\n\nTaking i
 ts cue from the current cultural and intellectual concern with the concept 
 of “Trans\,” this conference focuses on the theme of Trans/Pater\, in order
  to explore how this idea might be operating within and “across” Pater and 
 how it might be in play “beyond” or “on the other side” of Pater. Pater was
  deeply interested in historical\, cultural\, and intellectual transitions 
 (including the epochal transition from the pagan to the Christian\, from th
 e Medieval to the Renaissance\, and\, indeed\, from the Medieval to the Mod
 ern)\, and was himself a major figure in the transition from the Victorian 
 to the Modernist period. Some of his most important ideas concerned the tra
 nsitory nature of modern experience\, the transition points among different
  modes of art (“transaesthetics”)\, as well as various kinds of transformat
 ion. As a prose stylist\, he was concerned with ways to transmit knowledge\
 , while the singularity of his style raises questions of translation—of bot
 h affective and linguistic conversion.\n\nALL SESSIONS (EXCEPT FRIDAY KEYNO
 TE) WILL BE HELD IN HOLLIS E. CORNELL AUDITORIUM\, 132 GOLDWIN SMITH HALL\n
 \nFriday\, Sept 5\n\nJohnson Museum tour—10:00-11:00\n\nKroch Library Hands
 -On Exhibit—11:00-12:00 noon\nhttps://events.cornell.edu/event/transpater-s
 ymposium-and-pop-up-exhibition-in-rmc\n\nSession 1\, Pater and Painting at 
 Hollis E. Cornell Auditorium—1:30-3:00** \n\nModerator:  Ellis Hanson\, Cor
 nell University\n\nLesley Higgins\, York University\n“The Critic\, the Patr
 on\, and the Painter: Cosmopolitan Transformations”\n\nRachel Kravetz\, Bar
 d Microcolleges in NYC\n“From Pater to Woolf: The Myth of the Seasons”\n\nM
 eghan Freeman\, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library\, Yale University
 \n“Trans-(Art)Historical Fictions: ‘Sebastian van Storck’ and the National 
 Gallery\, London”\n\nSession 2\, Transsubjectivity and Queer Pater—3:30-5:0
 0\n\nModerator:  Caroline Levine\, Cornell University\n\nKonrad Zaręba\, In
 stitute of English Studies\, University of Warsaw\, Poland\n“Transparent Li
 fe: Walter Pater’s Diaphanous Character and Queer Performativity”\n\nHao-Yu
  Hu\, University of Edinburgh\n“Transience\, Transfixion\, Transcendence: D
 eath and the Queer Moment in Walter Pater’s Imaginary Portraits”\n\nMaria A
 l-Raes\, Cornell University\n“Transverse Subjectivity: Pater’s Ghostly Chil
 d in the House”\n\nKeynote at Johnson Museum—5:15-6:30\, by Hilary Fraser\,
  “Pater’s Crossings-out: Inscriptions of Transition in The Renaissance.” We
 lcome by Ellis Hanson.  Introduction by Lesley Higgins.\n\nExhibit and Rece
 ption in Johnson Museum—Aestheticism and America—6:30-7:30\n\nSaturday\, Se
 pt 6\n\nSession 3\, Pater and Translation—9:00-10:30\n\nModerator:  James E
 li Adams\, Columbia University\n\nS. Pearl Brilmyer\, University of Pennsyl
 vania\n“Fixation and Submission in ‘Emerald Uthwart’”\n\nSofia Nestrovski\,
  Universidade de São Paulo\n“Translating Walter Pater’s The Renaissance int
 o Brazilian Portuguese: Can a ‘purple prose’ ever be prosa roxa?”\n\nBénédi
 cte Coste\, Université de Bourgogne\n“Walter Pater the Translator: Feuillet
 ’s La Veuve”\n\nSession 4\, Transtemporal Pater—10:45-12:15\n\nModerator:  
 Barbara Black\, Skidmore College\n\nAdam Lee\, Tyndale University in Toront
 o\n“The Transformative Power of Myth: Pater’s Translation of Cupid and Psyc
 he”\n\nGabriel Golding\, Corpus Christi College\, The University of Cambrid
 ge\n“Walter Pater’s Transtemporal Prose Rhythms: Historical Flux\, Textual 
 Impermanence\, and the Paterian Revisionary Impulse”\n\nMichael Davis\, Le 
 Moyne College\n“The Poetry of Michelangelo: The Male Body in Transition” \n
 \nSession 5\, Pater in Transition—1:30-3:00\n\nModerator:  Elisha Cohn\, Co
 rnell University\n\nJames Eli Adams\, Columbia University\n“Intransitive Pa
 ter: In Pursuit of Expression”\n\nJonah Siegel\, Rutgers University\n“Trans
 itive Pater”\n\nThomas Albrecht\, Tulane University\n“The Transvaluation of
  Style: Flaubert and Pater”\n\nSession 6\, Transnational Pater—3:15-4:45\n\
 nModerator:  Maria Al-Raes\, Cornell University\n\nMegan Becker\, Universit
 y of Nevada\, Las Vegas\n“What Is an Essay?: Lukács\, Pater\, and Plato”\n\
 nDaichi Ishikawa\, Keio University\n“‘Transplanted into that green country’
 : The Reception of Walter Pater in Japan” \n\nElisa Bizzotto\, Università l
 uav di Venezia\n“Transcultural Decadence and Aesthetic Transmigration: Pate
 r’s Influence on Giovanni Pascoli”\n\nThe Billie Inman Lecture—5:15-6:30\, 
 by Laurel Brake\, “The Masks and the Faces: TransSocial Pater”\n\nModerator
 :  Michael Davis\, LeMoyne College\n\nSunday\, Sept 7\n\nSession 7\, Transa
 esthetic\, Pater and Other British Aesthetic Critics—9:00-10:30\n\nModerato
 r:  Theodore Leane\, Cornell University\n\nAna Raquel Rojas\, The Universit
 y of San Francisco\n“The Transhistorical Child: Pater\, Vernon Lee\, and Ae
 sthetic Formation”\n\nJustin Rogers\, Texas A&M University\n“Walter Pater a
 nd Vernon Lee\; Close Reading\, Aestheticism\, and Transhistory”\n\nKenneth
  Daley\, Columbia College\, Chicago\n“Appreciations and Pater’s Revisionary
  Practice”\n\nSession 8\, Transfigured/Transfiguring Pater—10:45-12:15\n\nM
 oderator:  Ana Raquel Rojas\, The University of San Francisco\n\nTheodore L
 eane\, Cornell University\n“Child Be Strange: From Walter Pater to Folk Hor
 ror”\n\nEvan Leonhard\, Rutgers University\n“A Southern Renaissance: Region
 al Aestheticism and the Transatlantic Reception of Walter Pater”
DTEND:20250906T223000Z
DTSTAMP:20260422T024855Z
DTSTART:20250906T130000Z
GEO:42.449047;-76.483597
LOCATION:Goldwin Smith Hall\, Hollis E. Cornell Auditorium\, 132
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:TRANS/PATER: Conference of the Walter Pater Society
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50603827274781
URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/transpater-conference-of-the-walter-pa
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CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop,Exhibit,Panel Discussion,Presentation
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the International Walter Pater Society\n\nTaking i
 ts cue from the current cultural and intellectual concern with the concept 
 of “Trans\,” this conference focuses on the theme of Trans/Pater\, in order
  to explore how this idea might be operating within and “across” Pater and 
 how it might be in play “beyond” or “on the other side” of Pater. Pater was
  deeply interested in historical\, cultural\, and intellectual transitions 
 (including the epochal transition from the pagan to the Christian\, from th
 e Medieval to the Renaissance\, and\, indeed\, from the Medieval to the Mod
 ern)\, and was himself a major figure in the transition from the Victorian 
 to the Modernist period. Some of his most important ideas concerned the tra
 nsitory nature of modern experience\, the transition points among different
  modes of art (“transaesthetics”)\, as well as various kinds of transformat
 ion. As a prose stylist\, he was concerned with ways to transmit knowledge\
 , while the singularity of his style raises questions of translation—of bot
 h affective and linguistic conversion.\n\nALL SESSIONS (EXCEPT FRIDAY KEYNO
 TE) WILL BE HELD IN HOLLIS E. CORNELL AUDITORIUM\, 132 GOLDWIN SMITH HALL\n
 \nFriday\, Sept 5\n\nJohnson Museum tour—10:00-11:00\n\nKroch Library Hands
 -On Exhibit—11:00-12:00 noon\nhttps://events.cornell.edu/event/transpater-s
 ymposium-and-pop-up-exhibition-in-rmc\n\nSession 1\, Pater and Painting at 
 Hollis E. Cornell Auditorium—1:30-3:00** \n\nModerator:  Ellis Hanson\, Cor
 nell University\n\nLesley Higgins\, York University\n“The Critic\, the Patr
 on\, and the Painter: Cosmopolitan Transformations”\n\nRachel Kravetz\, Bar
 d Microcolleges in NYC\n“From Pater to Woolf: The Myth of the Seasons”\n\nM
 eghan Freeman\, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library\, Yale University
 \n“Trans-(Art)Historical Fictions: ‘Sebastian van Storck’ and the National 
 Gallery\, London”\n\nSession 2\, Transsubjectivity and Queer Pater—3:30-5:0
 0\n\nModerator:  Caroline Levine\, Cornell University\n\nKonrad Zaręba\, In
 stitute of English Studies\, University of Warsaw\, Poland\n“Transparent Li
 fe: Walter Pater’s Diaphanous Character and Queer Performativity”\n\nHao-Yu
  Hu\, University of Edinburgh\n“Transience\, Transfixion\, Transcendence: D
 eath and the Queer Moment in Walter Pater’s Imaginary Portraits”\n\nMaria A
 l-Raes\, Cornell University\n“Transverse Subjectivity: Pater’s Ghostly Chil
 d in the House”\n\nKeynote at Johnson Museum—5:15-6:30\, by Hilary Fraser\,
  “Pater’s Crossings-out: Inscriptions of Transition in The Renaissance.” We
 lcome by Ellis Hanson.  Introduction by Lesley Higgins.\n\nExhibit and Rece
 ption in Johnson Museum—Aestheticism and America—6:30-7:30\n\nSaturday\, Se
 pt 6\n\nSession 3\, Pater and Translation—9:00-10:30\n\nModerator:  James E
 li Adams\, Columbia University\n\nS. Pearl Brilmyer\, University of Pennsyl
 vania\n“Fixation and Submission in ‘Emerald Uthwart’”\n\nSofia Nestrovski\,
  Universidade de São Paulo\n“Translating Walter Pater’s The Renaissance int
 o Brazilian Portuguese: Can a ‘purple prose’ ever be prosa roxa?”\n\nBénédi
 cte Coste\, Université de Bourgogne\n“Walter Pater the Translator: Feuillet
 ’s La Veuve”\n\nSession 4\, Transtemporal Pater—10:45-12:15\n\nModerator:  
 Barbara Black\, Skidmore College\n\nAdam Lee\, Tyndale University in Toront
 o\n“The Transformative Power of Myth: Pater’s Translation of Cupid and Psyc
 he”\n\nGabriel Golding\, Corpus Christi College\, The University of Cambrid
 ge\n“Walter Pater’s Transtemporal Prose Rhythms: Historical Flux\, Textual 
 Impermanence\, and the Paterian Revisionary Impulse”\n\nMichael Davis\, Le 
 Moyne College\n“The Poetry of Michelangelo: The Male Body in Transition” \n
 \nSession 5\, Pater in Transition—1:30-3:00\n\nModerator:  Elisha Cohn\, Co
 rnell University\n\nJames Eli Adams\, Columbia University\n“Intransitive Pa
 ter: In Pursuit of Expression”\n\nJonah Siegel\, Rutgers University\n“Trans
 itive Pater”\n\nThomas Albrecht\, Tulane University\n“The Transvaluation of
  Style: Flaubert and Pater”\n\nSession 6\, Transnational Pater—3:15-4:45\n\
 nModerator:  Maria Al-Raes\, Cornell University\n\nMegan Becker\, Universit
 y of Nevada\, Las Vegas\n“What Is an Essay?: Lukács\, Pater\, and Plato”\n\
 nDaichi Ishikawa\, Keio University\n“‘Transplanted into that green country’
 : The Reception of Walter Pater in Japan” \n\nElisa Bizzotto\, Università l
 uav di Venezia\n“Transcultural Decadence and Aesthetic Transmigration: Pate
 r’s Influence on Giovanni Pascoli”\n\nThe Billie Inman Lecture—5:15-6:30\, 
 by Laurel Brake\, “The Masks and the Faces: TransSocial Pater”\n\nModerator
 :  Michael Davis\, LeMoyne College\n\nSunday\, Sept 7\n\nSession 7\, Transa
 esthetic\, Pater and Other British Aesthetic Critics—9:00-10:30\n\nModerato
 r:  Theodore Leane\, Cornell University\n\nAna Raquel Rojas\, The Universit
 y of San Francisco\n“The Transhistorical Child: Pater\, Vernon Lee\, and Ae
 sthetic Formation”\n\nJustin Rogers\, Texas A&M University\n“Walter Pater a
 nd Vernon Lee\; Close Reading\, Aestheticism\, and Transhistory”\n\nKenneth
  Daley\, Columbia College\, Chicago\n“Appreciations and Pater’s Revisionary
  Practice”\n\nSession 8\, Transfigured/Transfiguring Pater—10:45-12:15\n\nM
 oderator:  Ana Raquel Rojas\, The University of San Francisco\n\nTheodore L
 eane\, Cornell University\n“Child Be Strange: From Walter Pater to Folk Hor
 ror”\n\nEvan Leonhard\, Rutgers University\n“A Southern Renaissance: Region
 al Aestheticism and the Transatlantic Reception of Walter Pater”
DTEND:20250907T161500Z
DTSTAMP:20260422T024855Z
DTSTART:20250907T130000Z
GEO:42.449047;-76.483597
LOCATION:Goldwin Smith Hall\, Hollis E. Cornell Auditorium\, 132
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:TRANS/PATER: Conference of the Walter Pater Society
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50603827276830
URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/transpater-conference-of-the-walter-pa
 ter-society
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