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Viewing convention Program information from 2005
Session Details Thursday, 29 December 386. Pseudonymity and Anonymity 10:15–11:30 a.m., Carolina, Marriott Program arranged by the Division on Literature of the English Renaissance, Excluding Shakespeare Presiding: John N. King, Ohio State Univ., Columbus 1. “In Eundem: Elegies, Epitaphs, and Anonymity in Early Stuart Manuscripts,” Marcy L. North, Penn State Univ., University Park 2. “Anonymous Was a Woman,” Phyllis R. Rackin, Univ. of Pennsylvania 3. “Anonymity as Impersonation in Tudor England: The Implications of Certain Records in John Bale’s Catalogue,” J. Christopher Warner, Le Moyne Coll.
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