IASECS at Virtual ASECS March

ASECS 2025 Virtual Meeting, March 28-29 and April 4-5, 2025 

    IASECS-Involved sessions. Times listed are in the Eastern US time zone. 

    Please note official IASECS session and annual meeting on Saturday, March 29.  The Zoom link for the Business Meeting was sent to current members via email from Betsy Lewis.

    Friday, March 28

    11:00am-12:00pm

    Sea Changes I: Formations and Transformations Around Bodies of Water (sponsored by the East-Central American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies, ECASECS) [ID 91.1]. Elena Deanda-Camacho  Brett Wilson  Craig Carson  Eunyoung Yang  Danyan Xue  Saar Shahar

    RT: New Approaches to the Eighteenth-Century Novel [ID 131]. Sabrina Ferri  Sayantani Mukherjee  Clorinda Donato

    3:30pm-4:30pm

    RT: Advocating for Eighteenth-Century Studies [ID 113]. Melissa Schoenberger  Scott Breuninger  Denise Baxter  Clorinda Donato

    Saturday, March 29

    12:30pm-1:30pm

    Sea Changes II: Formations and Transformations Around Bodies of Water (sponsored by the East-Central American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies, ECASECS) [ID 91.2]] Elena Deanda-Camacho  Brett Wilson  Unita Ahdifard  Elizabeth Giardina  Janet Sorensen  Birgit Tautz

    2:00pm-3:00pm

    Representations of Eighteenth-Century Natural Disasters [ID 47]. Pamela Phillips  Ori Ben-Shalom  José Antonio Cancino Alfaro  Linda Stagni  Annette Hulbert  

    3:30-4:30pm

    Official IASECS Session: “¡Basta ya! Citizen Protest in the Iberian Atlantic and Pacific Worlds (sponsored by the Ibero-American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies) [ID 77]. Hazel Gold  Renee Gutiérrez  Elena Deanda-Camacho  Elizabeth Lewis  Reva Wolf  Karen Stolley.

    5:00pm

    IASECS 2025 Annual Meeting (virtual): Saturday March 29, 2025 (5pm): 

    Please find our meeting agenda here: Agenda. 

    This meeting is open to all IASECS membership, no conference registration required. 

    Friday, April 4

    2:00-3:00pm

    Creoles and Criollos: Visibility of Colonial Subjects and Cultures in Florida and Louisiana [ID 112]. Elizabeth Lewis,  Karen Stolley,  Ruth Hill, Gordon Sayre

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