Category: Conference Papers

Loving the Exiled Vampire: The Limits of Eros and the Liberating Power of Virginal Masculine Agape in Angela Carter’s “The Lady in the House of Love” by David S. Hogsette, Ph.D. A paper presented at the 2017 Conference on Christianity…

Myth and Metafiction in George MacDonald’s Phantastes: Mythopoeic Reading as Spiritual Sanctification by David S. Hogsette, Ph.D. A paper presented at the 2016 C. S. Lewis and Inklings Society Conference ©2016  

Discoursing with the Hobbit of Oxford: Escape, Natural Law, and Providence in J. R. R. Tolkien’s The Fellowship of the Ring by David S. Hogsette An invited lecture hosted by Student Life and the Center for Vision and Values at…

The Centrality of the Tom Bombadil Episode in The Fellowship of the Ring: Lessons in Friendship, Community, and Grace by David S. Hogsette, Ph.D. A paper presented at the 2015 C. S. Lewis and Inklings Society Conference ©2015  

Romanticism in Victorian Mythopoeic Fantasy: The Relationship between Coleridge’s Cognitive Theory and George MacDonald’s Redemptive Imagination by David S. Hogsette, Ph.D. A paper presented at the 2013 International Conference on Romanticism ©2013 Copy of the paper and PowerPoint slide show…

Using Safari Live Web‐conferencing Technology in Technical Writing Courses: Can Nonhuman Software Rehumanize Online Learning Spaces? by David S. Hogsette, PhD A lecture and roundtable discussion delivered at the Society for Literature, Science, and Arts national conference ©2012 Over the…

Coleridge as Revolutionary, Gothic Threat, and Early Victorian Heirloom:  Cultural Transformations of a Poet in his Lifetime by David S. Hogsette, PhD A lecture delivered at the Group for Early Modern Studies National Conference ©2000 Throughout his lifetime, Samuel Taylor…

Coleridge’s Conversational Tapestry:  Revaluing the Physical Structure of Biographia Literaria by David S. Hogsette, PhD A lecture delivered at the North American Society for the Study of Romanticism ©2000 Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s Biographia Literaria (1816) represents a conceptually and structurally…

Monstrous Birth and the Tyrannical Company in Ridley Scott’s Alien: An Introduction to SF Gothic  by David S. Hogsette, PhD A solicited lecture delivered at the Faculty Lecture Series sponsored by NYiT ©1999