Lecture, Musical Program, and Reception
Sponsored by the
Atlanta English Speaking Union
Sponsored by the
Atlanta English Speaking Union
Prof Angela Crea O'Neal
Shorter University
Lecture
"From Self to Sympathy: Female Reform in Austen's Pride and Prejudice"
Following the lecture, we will hear beautiful music performed on the church's harpsichord. Our performer is Miss Laura Street, a 15 year old student at Westminster High School, who won the 2013 Atlanta Steinway Society Young Prodigy Award. Then we will adjourn to the Whiting Gardens for a reception.
Admission: free
Sunday, May 12, 2013 (Mother's Day)
3:00 - 5:00 pm
3:00 - 5:00 pm
Peachtree Rd United Methodist Church
Choir Loft, Main Sanctuary
3180 Peachtree Rd
Atlanta 30305 (Buckhead)
Map for Peachtree Rd UMC
Parking: Please park in the church parking lot adjacent to Mathison Drive.
Choir Loft, Main Sanctuary
3180 Peachtree Rd
Atlanta 30305 (Buckhead)
Map for Peachtree Rd UMC
Parking: Please park in the church parking lot adjacent to Mathison Drive.
Entry, Peachtree Rd UMC
About our speaker:
Dr. Angie O'Neal is an Assistant Professor of English at Shorter University specializing in 18th and 19th Century British literature. She teaches writing and all facets of British literature, but her favorite literary subjects are the Romantic poets. She recently presented a paper at the British Women Writers Conference on Eliza Haywood's narrative of the reformed coquette. Last July, she spoke at Young Women's Conference at Northrise University in Zambia, Africa. She has also written regularly for the InterVarsity's "The Well." Dr. O'Neal received her PhD from Arizona State University in 2007.
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Special Event sponsored by the
Royal Oak Foundation
Royal Oak Foundation
Susannah Fullerton
President of Jane Austen Society of Australia
Lecture and Book SIgning
"Happily Ever After: Celebrating Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice"
Date: Tuesday Night, May 7, 2013
Time: 6:15 pm
Location: Atlanta Decorative Arts Center
351 Peachtree Hills Avenue
Atlanta 30305 (Buckhead)
Map for ADAC
Admission: $25 (includes reception following the lecture)
Tickets may be purchased at 1-800-913-6565 or
at the door with cash or check.
The mission of the Royal Oak Foundation is to inspire Americans to learn about, experience, and support places of great historic and natural significance in the United Kingdom in partnership with the National Trust of England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
Please see their webpage: http://www.royal-oak.org/index.php
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Special Event sponsored by the
English Speaking Union
Lecture, Musical Program, and Reception
English Speaking Union
Lecture, Musical Program, and Reception
Prof Angela Crea O'Neal
Shorter University
Lecture
"From Self to Sympathy: Female Reform in Austen's Pride and Prejudice"
Shorter University
Lecture
"From Self to Sympathy: Female Reform in Austen's Pride and Prejudice"
Date: Sunday, May 12, 2013 (Mother's Day)
Time: 3:00 - 5:00 pm
Location: Choir Loft, Main Sanctuary
Peachtree Rd United Methodist Church
3180 Peachtree Rd
Atlanta 30305 (Buckhead)
Map for Peachtree Rd UMC
Parking: Please park in the church parking lot adjacent to Mathison Drive.
Admission: Free (includes musical program and reception)
Entry, Peachtree Rd UMC
Following the lecture, we will hear beautiful music performed on the church's harpsichord. Our performer is Miss Laura Street, a 15 year old student at Westminster High School, who won the 2013 Atlanta Steinway Society Young Prodigy Award!
Finally, we we adjourn to the church's Whiting Gardens for a reception.
About our speaker:
Dr. Angie O'Neal is an Assistant Professor of English at Shorter University specializing in 18th and 19th Century British literature. She teaches writing and all facets of British literature, but her favorite literary subjects are the Romantic poets. She recently presented a paper at the British Women Writers Conference on Eliza Haywood's narrative of the reformed coquette. Last July, she spoke at Young Women's Conference at Northrise University in Zambia, Africa. She has also written regularly for the InterVarsity's "The Well." Dr. O'Neal received her PhD from Arizona State University in 2007.
