Silences in Protestant Autobiography: Exploring Sickness, Sexuality, and Race in American Religion

American Society of Church History 33
Monday, January 5, 2015: 11:00 AM-1:00 PM
Hudson Suite (New York Hilton, Fourth Floor)
Chair:
W. Clark Gilpin, University of Chicago
Papers:
Silence, Pain, and the Act of Writing in Eighteenth-Century American Sickness Narratives
Philippa Koch, University of Chicago
“The Subject Is Unusual and Requires Extreme Delicacy”: Sex, Time, and Silence in the Journal of an Early National Preacher
Seth Perry, Princeton University
Sex and Silence in the League of Nations’ “Enquiry into the Traffic in Women and Children”
Eva Payne, Harvard University
Purposeful Silence: African American Intellectual Tradition in the Autobiography of Adam Clayton Powell Sr.
Vernon Mitchell, Princeton University
Comment:
W. Clark Gilpin, University of Chicago
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