Session Details

Friday, 28 December

252. Playing Pinter: Performance, Pop Culture, and Politics in the Works of Harold Pinter

12:00 noon–1:15 p.m., Acapulco, Hyatt Regency

Program arranged by the Harold Pinter Society

Presiding: Ann C. Hall, Ohio Dominican Univ.

1. “The Dumb Waiter as Romantic Reductio ad Absurdum,” Jonathan D. Shandell, New York Univ.

2. “‘Maybe We Should Keep Her’: Desire and Femininity in Harold Pinter’s The Homecoming and Betrayal,” Lynn Hall, Miami Univ., Oxford

3. “What Remains? Ashes to Ashes, Popular Culture, Memory, and Atrocity,” Mark Taylor-Batty, Univ. of Leeds

4. “Things as Events in Pinter,” Stephen Watt, Indiana Univ., Bloomington

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