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 reservation in The Winter's Tale
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DESCRIPTION:This talk by Professor Rebecca Olson of the School of Writing\,
  Literature\, and Film explores the early modern concept of preservation: 
 a state that was neither illness nor wellness\, but a reprieve from both d
 egeneration and reproduction. As Olson demonstrates\, a more historicized 
 reading of Shakespeare’s late romance The Winter’s Tale\, which foregr
 ounds and celebrates preservation\, can help expand modern ideas associate
 d with wellness and its absence\, including languishing and radical self-c
 are.\n\n \n\nAccommodation requests related to a disability can be made by
  contacting Molly McFerran\, 541-737-3244 or molly.mcferran@oregonstate.ed
 u.
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LOCATION:Memorial Union Building (MU)\, 208
SUMMARY:Critical Questions Series with Prof. Rebecca Olson: Death as Preser
 vation in The Winter's Tale
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 s-with-prof-rebecca-olson-death-as-preservation-in-the-winters-tale
CATEGORIES:Lecture or Presentation
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