September 22-25, 1981
with Thomas Bontly, Walter Abish, Malcolm Bradbury, Michael DeGuy, Samuel Delany, Raymond Federman, Didier Coste, Ann Douglas, Berndt Ostendorf, Helen Fehervary, Kathleen Woodward, Rachel Skalitzky, Betsy Draine, R眉diger Kunow, Paul Levine, Malcolm Bradbury, Richard Martin, Klaus Poenicke, Campbell Tatham, Heide Ziegler, Gerhard Hoffman, Bernard Bergonzi, Iwao Iwamato, Jerome Klinkowitz, Marie-Rose Logan, Manfred P眉tz, Wayne Booth, Ihab Hassan, and Christopher Butler
September 22
Reading: Thomas Bontly, Walter Abish, Malcolm Bradbury, Michel Deguy, Samuel Delany, and Raymond Federman
September 23
Sessions on “Culture and Feminism”
Didier Coste, Jane Gallop, and Jane Bowers
Feminist Workshop: Rachel Skalitzky, Herbert Blau, Betsy Draine, R眉diger Kuno, Paul Levine, Ishrat Lindblad, and Mary Lydon
September 24
Panel: “Innovation and the Individual Talent”
Malcolm Bradbury, Richard Martin, Kalus Poenicke, Campbell Tatham, and Heide Ziegler
Panel: “International Trends in Contemporary Literature: A Comparative Perspective”
Gerhard Hoffmann, Bernard Bergonzi, Iwao Iwamoto, Jerome Klinkowitz, Marie-Rose Logan, and Manfred P眉tz
Wayne Booth: “No More darwins, With a Small d”
Panel: “International Trends in Contemporary Literature: The Writer’s Perspective”
Ihab Hassan, Walter Abish, Michel Deguy, Samuel Delany, Raymond Federman, and Christopher Butler
September 25
Evaluation Session