For the conference website of the 2015 joint STS-ADE meeting, visit http://adests2015.unl.edu/
ADE-STS 2015
CONVERGENCES & DIVERGENCES
A JOINT CONFERENCE OF THE SOCIETY FOR TEXTUAL SCHOLARSHIP
AND THE ASSOCIATION FOR DOCUMENTARY EDITING
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN
JUNE 17-20, 2015
Program Organizers: Andrew Jewell, Amanda Gailey, Elizabeth Lorang, Kenneth M. Price
Keynote Speaker: Jerome McGann
DRAFT SCHEDULE
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
1:00 – 5:00, Embassy Suites: Registration
10:00 – 12:00, Embassy Suites, Director’s Boardroom: ADE Council Meeting
1:00 – 3:00, Embassy Suites, Executive Boardroom: STS Board Meeting
1:00 – 3:00, Embassy Suites, Regents F: 2015 ADE Career Skills Workshop on Social Media: using social media to promote your project; Ali Schwanke, Marketing Consultant & Strategist, instructor; More info on the ADE website
4:00 – 5:00, Ross Theater, UNL: Opening Keynote Address: Jerome McGann
5:00 – 6:30, Van Brunt Visitors Center, UNL: Opening Reception
Thursday, June 18, 2015
7:30 – 8:45, Embassy Suites, Regents B: ADE Breakfast with presentation by documentary filmmaker Christine Lesiak
8:00 – 1:30, Embassy Suites: Registration
9:00–10:30, Embassy Suites Rooms: Concurrent Session 1
Session A: Panel – Regents D
“A Great, Unique, and Unapproachable Literary Masterpiece”: Ulysses S. Grant, His Personal Memoirs, and Samuel L. Clemens
Chair: Frank Williams, U. S. Grant Association; former Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Rhode Island
“The Author Turns Publisher: Clemens and the Memoirs”
Amanda Gagel, Mark Twain Project
“The Reluctant Writer: General Grant’s Literary Campaign”
David S. Nolen, Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library
“Updates on the Twain and Grant Projects”
Amanda Gagel and Louis Gallo, Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library
Session B: Roundtable – Regents E
Affordances of the Analog?: The Edition in Dialogue with the Archive
Sarah Connell, The Women Writers’ Project and The Early Caribbean Digital Archive, Northeastern University
Silvia P. Glick, The Editorial Institute at Boston University and The Howard Thurman Papers Project, Boston University School of Theology
Sarah Stanley, The Women Writers’ Project and The Early Caribbean Digital Archive, Northeastern University
Mary Erica Zimmer, The Bookshops of Paul’s Cross Churchyard Project and The Editorial Institute at Boston University
Session C: Panel – Regents F
Historical Documents and Creative Works in the Age of Digital Humanities
Chair: Jerome McGann
“Editing Historical Documents and Editing Creative Works”
Ronald Broude, The Broude Trust
“Editions of works, editions of documents, and digital methods”
Peter Robinson, University of Saskatchewan
“Editors and Editing in the Age of Digital Humanities”
Barbara Bordalejo, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
“Document and text in the steps of Parnassus”
João Dionisio, University of Lisbon
10:30 – 10:45: Break
10:45 – 12:00: Concurrent Session 2
Session A: Panel – Regents D
Points of Contact in Latin American Editorial Practice
Presented by the Colonial Section of the Latin American Studies Association (LASA)
Chair: Clayton McCarl, University of North Florida
“Visualizing Latin American Native Languages: Publishing Strategies for Colonial Book Production”
Marina Garone Gravier, Instituto de Investigaciones Bibliográficas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
“Editing Electronic Literature: Challenges and Perspectives”
María Andrea Giovine, Instituto de Investigaciones Bibliográficas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
“Editorial Approaches to ‘New Spain’: From Hernán Cortés to William H. Prescott”
Aurora Díez-Canedo, Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Session B: Roundtable – Regents E
The More You Share, The More We Grow: The Win-Win of Student Engagement, Mentorship, and Collaboration in Documentary Editing
Chair: R. Darrell Meadows, National Historical Publications and Records Commission
Cathy Moran Hajo, The Margaret Sanger Papers; The Jane Addams Papers
New York University and Ramapo College
Christy Regenhardt, The Eleanor Roosevelt Papers Project
George Washington University
Patrick A. Lewis, Civil War Governors of Kentucky Digital Documentary Edition
Kentucky Historical Society
Ed Folsom, The Walt Whitman Archive, University of Iowa
Kenneth Price, The Walt Whitman Archive, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Session C: Panel – Regents F
Nineteenth-Century American and British Literature
Chair: Matt Cohen, University of Texas at Austin
“Fanny Fern in The New York Ledger: A Case for the Comprehensive Treatment of Fanny Fern’s Journalism”
Kevin McMullen, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
“Editing Motherhood: Self-Regulation in Elizabeth Gaskell’s Diary”
Melissa Klamer, Michigan State University
12:00 – 1:15: Lunch
1:15 –2:30, Embassy Suites, Hallway near concurrent sessions
Poster Session
“The Distance Machine: A New Tool for Visualizing Language Change”
Jeffrey M. Binder, Department of English, The Graduate Center, City University of New York
“A Novel Approach to Editing Visual Materials”
Diane Biunno, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Historic Images, New Technologies (HINT) Project Associate
“Editors’ Notes as a Genre”
Michael K. Buckland, School of Information, University of California, Berkeley
Patrick Golden, School of Information and Library Science, University of North Carolina
Ryan B. Shaw, School of Information and Library Science, University or North Carolina
“Using Juxta Editions to Create Digital Scholarly Editions”
Nick Laiacona, Performant Software Solutions LLC
“Digital Offspring, Immigrants, and Nomads”
Stephen Perkins, Infoset Digital Publishing
“Islandora: A Wholistic Platform for Documentary Editing”
Susan Perdue, Documents Compass, Virginia Foundation for the Humanities
“The Papers of William F. Cody”
Laura Weakly, Center for Digital Research in the Humanities, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Doug Seefeldt, Ball State University
“The Vault at Pfaff’s: An Archive of Art and Literature by the Bohemians of Antebellum New York.”
Edward Whitley, Lehigh University
Robert Weidman, Lehigh University
2:30 – 3:30, Embassy Suites Rooms: Concurrent Session 3
Session A: Panel – Regents D
The Development of Editions
Chair: Ed Whitley, Lehigh University
“The Papers of William F. Cody and the Digital Showground”
Frank Christianson, Brigham Young University
“From Definitive to Authoritative: Balance and Restraint in the Policies of the Theodore Dreiser Edition (1981-present)”
Jude Davies, University of Winchester and Theodore Dreiser Edition
Session B: Panel – Regents E
Textual Complexities in Twentieth-Century Literature
Chair: Jeffrey Binder
“Textual Time Travel: Octavia Butler’s Drafts of Kindred”
John Young, Marshall University
“The Salman Rushdie Archive and the Politics of Textual Fluidity”
Russell McDonald, Georgian Court University
Session C: Panel – Regents F
Editing Legal and Religious Texts
Chair: Elena Pierazzo
“Editing the Divine Office”
James Grier, University of Western Ontario
“Transcripts and Translations Matter: Rethinking the Practices of Editors of Legal Documents in Response to the Concept of the ‘New’ Philology”
Eef Dijkhof, Huygens Institute for the History of the Netherlands
4:00–5:00, Sheldon Art Gallery, Abbott Auditorium: Joint Presidential Address Session
Chair: Ondine LeBlanc, Massachusetts Historical Society
“Navigating the Space-Time Continuum”
John Lupton, President of the Association for Documentary Editing
“Stories that Work: Our Philological Future”
Robin Schulze, President of the Society for Textual Scholarship
5:00 – 6:30, Sheldon Art Gallery, Great Hall: Reception sponsored by Scholarly Editing
Friday, June 19, 2015
9:00 – 10:15, Embassy Suites, Regents C: Plenary Panel
ADE and STS: Looking Backward and Forward
Chair: Amanda Gailey, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
David Greetham, The Graduate Center, CUNY
Sara Martin, The Adams Papers, Massachusetts Historical Society
Barbara Oberg, Princeton University
Robin Schulze, University of Delaware
10:15 – 10:30: Break
10:30 – 12:00, Embassy Suites Rooms: Concurrent Session 4
Session A: Panel – Regents D
Editing the Home Front: Civil War Families
Chair: Thomas P. Slaughter, University of Rochester
“The Lincoln Boys’ Civil War”
Stacy McDermott, Papers of Abraham Lincoln
“Frances Seward’s Civil War”
Serenity Sutherland, Seward Family Archives Project and the University of Rochester
“The Sherman-Ewing Family’s Civil War”
William M. Ferraro, The Washington Papers, University of Virginia
“An Adams-Jefferson Civil War”
Sara Georgini, The Adams Papers, Massachusetts Historical Society
Session B: Panel – Regents E
European Society for Textual Scholarship
Chair: João Dionísio, University of Lisbon
“The View from Another Planet: an Italian Philologist in the Anglo-American Academy”
Elena Pierazzo, University of Grenoble 3 ‘Stendhal,’ France
“Guerrilla’s Diary: How to Edit Five Hundred Covert Names of Persons and Places”
Paulius Subacius, Vilnius University, Lithuania
“Textual / Genetic Convergences: Micro- and Macrogenetic Editing”
Dirk Van Hulle, University of Antwerp, Belgium
Session C: Panel – Regents F
Problems in the Editing of Colonial Latin American Texts
Presented by the Colonial Section of the Latin American Studies Association (LASA)
Chair: Laura Mielke, University of Kansas
“Ophir de España: Transcribing a Seventeenth-Century Colonial Manuscript”
Nathan J. Gordon, University of Colorado Boulder
“Machine Reading in the Mexican Colonial Archive: OCR and the Primeros Libros”
Hannah Alpert-Abrams, University of Texas at Austin
“Discourse or Database? Editing Antonio de León Pinelo’s 1629 Bibliography of the Indies”
Clayton McCarl, University of North Florida
12:00 – 1:15, Lunch
1:15 – 2:30, Concurrent Session 5
Session A: Panel – Regents D
DocTracker Output: One System, Multiple Outcomes
Chair: Constance Schulz
Holly Cowan Shulman, Dolley Madison Digital Edition at the University of Virginia
Jennifer Stertzer, Papers of George Washington Financial Papers at the University of Virginia
Constance Schulz, The Pinckney Papers Projects at the University of South Carolina
Tony Curtis, Civil War Governors of Kentucky at the Kentucky Historical Society
Session B: Panel – Regents E
The Washington Papers: Refashioning Documentary Editing for the Future: Creativity, Collaboration, Expansion
Chair: William M. Ferraro
Edward G. Lengel, The Washington Papers, University of Virginia
William M. Ferraro, The Washington Papers, University of Virginia
Erica Cavanaugh, The Washington Papers, University of Virginia
Neal Millikan, Papers of George Washington, Mount Vernon
David Sewell, University of Virginia Press, University of Virginia
Lynn Price, The Washington Papers (George Washington Bibliography Project), University of Virginia and Mount Vernon
Session C: Panel – Regents F
From Games to Galleries: Intra- and Extra-Textual Convergences
Chair: Russell McDonald
“Ephemeral Material: The Textuality of a Gallery Exhibition”
Magdelyn Hammond Helwig, Western Illinois University
“Did You Hear That?: Sound in Graphic Novels”
Julianne Kaiser, Western Illinois University
“On the Rack: Tortured Textuality in Shakespearean Comics and Games”
Christopher Morrow, Western Illinois University
2:45 – 4:00, Concurrent Session 6
Session A: Panel – Regents D
Lincoln and the Literati: Lincoln, Whitman, & Emerson
Chair: Noelle Baker, Independent Scholar
“Emerson, Concord’s Idealist Hawk, and Lincoln on the Subject of American Civilization”
Ronald Bosco, SUNY Albany
“Whitman Reconstructing the ‘Death of Abraham Lincoln’”
Nicole Gray, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
“Abraham Lincoln and the Trans-Atlantic World of Letters”
Daniel Stowell, The Papers of Abraham Lincoln
Session B: Panel – Regents E
Scholarship at the Huygens Institute for the History of the Netherlands, the Netherlands
Chair: Lex Heerma van Voss, Huygens Institute for the History of the Netherlands
“Editing Diplomatic Documents in a Digital Environment”
Marc Dierikx, Huygens Institute for the History of the Netherlands
“A Forward Glance O’er Travel’d Roads: Van Gogh’s Correspondence vs. Mondrian’s Writings and Correspondence”
Leo Jansen, Huygens Institute for the History of the Netherlands
“Writing in the Blank Space of Manuscripts: the Ninth Century”
Mariken Teeuwen, Huygens Institute for the History of the Netherlands
Session C: Panel – Regents F
Materiality, Market, and Textual Transmission
Chair: Dirk Van Hulle
“Life, Death and the Life of a Sheet of Paper: Letters from Stanisław Wyspiański to Stanisław Lack (Between the Belle Époque and the Shoah)”
Mateusz Antoniuk, Jagiellonian University
“Editing Blake’s Chaotic Interface: Digital Approaches to William Blake’s The Four Zoas”
Gabrielle Kirilloff, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
4:15 – 5:15, Embassy Suites, Regents E: ADE Business Meeting
4:15–5:15, Embassy Suites, Regents F: STS Business Meeting
6:00 – 7:00, Embassy Suites, Regents B: Cocktails
7:00 – 9:30, Embassy Suites, Regents A: Banquet, STS & ADE Awards
Saturday, June 20, 2015
9:00 – 10:30, Embassy Suites, Executive Boardroom: ADE (New) Council Meeting
Society for Textual Scholarship 