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2022 Program

Day One - September 24
Panel A: Victorian Society

  • Susannah Aston: ‘There Will Be Poems’: Franklin, The Terror and the Noble Failure narrative

  • Shelley Yang: Imperial Apparitions: Victorian Periodicals and the Search for Franklin (1848-1860)

  • skazka: Always Simple & Sincere: Protestant Doctrine & Difference In The Franklin Expedition

Panel B: Literature and Art

  • Reg: The C, the C, the open C: Classics and The Terror

  • Kit: and sang no more: The Fictional and Historical Impact of Traditional Music in The Terror

  • Branwell Roberts: Poetic afterlives of the Franklin Expedition

Roundtable 1: Show Influences and Aesthetics

  • VP James: A New Way of Being: Moving towards disability in the Terror

  • Allison Raper: The Medieval Costumes of Carnivale and the Early Victorian Imagination

  • susan: Visual parallelisms, comparisons and artworks referred to in The Terror season 1

  • Grace: Doctors of Medicine: The Terror and the Birth of Psychiatry

Saturday Keynote

A conversation with the two of the editors of May We Be Spared To Meet On Earth: Letters of the Lost Franklin Arctic Expedition, Russell A. Potter and Peter Carney

Day Two - September 25
Panel C: Museums and Preservation

  • Sabina Zevons: Imagining the Northwest Passage

  • Maia Council: Interesting and Pathetic Relics: The Franklin Expedition and British Museums"

  • Rach: “This is what you tell them”: Presenting what remains of the Franklin Expedition

Panel D: History and Miscellaneous

  • Vini: The Summer of Doug: Douglas Mawson, the Construction of Society, and the Most Underrated Antarctic Expedition Ever!

  • Ted Logun: Let’s Talk about Grief, Baby – The Terror, Tragic Fandom, and Anticipatory Mourning in the Age of Climate Grief

  • Sarah Pickman: Next Door to the Promised Land: The Franklin Expedition and National Belonging from Richler to Rogers

Roundtable 2: Relics and Retelling

  • Sam Botz: Care in a Cold Climate: Polar Epistemologies of Preservation

  • Ashley Smith: Ghosts, Gore, and Girl Bosses; The Franklin Expedition in Twenty-First Century Literature 

  • Isaac Fellman: Unsettling the Question: Why We Retell the Story Of an Expedition

  • D.J. Holzhueter: Faith, family, and fate: John Irving’s life and afterlife

Sunday Keynote

A conversation with cast and crew of the Terror

Alex Eldridge (Writer's Assistance)

Christos Lawton (Lt. Hodgson)

Alistair Petrie (Dr. Stanley)

Annie Symons (Costume Designer)

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