会议指出

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Advanced Optical Technologies Pub Date : 2020-02-01 DOI:10.2307/2862589

A. Thoss

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1990年4月5日星期四至4月7日星期六，美国复兴协会在多伦多举行了年度会议，庆祝宗教改革和复兴研究中心（CRRS）成立25周年。会议由多伦多大学维多利亚学院主办。第36届RSA理事会年度业务会议于4月5日下午与会议同时举行。J.Kelly Sowards（威奇托州立大学）主持了周四下午关于文艺复兴研究的最新趋势：文艺复兴和宗教改革中的教育的全体会议。Paul Grendler（多伦多大学）就“意大利及其他地区的学校教育”发表演讲；Susan Karant Nunn（波特兰州立大学）关于“早期现代德国学校教育和教育的‘新历史’”；和Charles Nauert（密苏里大学，哥伦比亚大学）就“人文主义渗透到学术界：北方大学的一些研究”发表了演讲。Robert Proctor（康涅狄格学院）担任评论员，并在“人文主义研究：当代奖学金和文艺复兴理想”上发表了讲话。Anthony Grafton（普林斯顿大学）主持了周四晚上的全体会议，关于“早期现代研究：新千年议程”专题。Germaine Warkentin（多伦多大学维多利亚学院）做了介绍性发言，并介绍了一个由David Wootton（不列颠哥伦比亚省维多利亚大学）、Jane Abray（多伦多大学）和Debra Shuger（加州大学洛杉矶分校）组成的小组，他们就“衰退理论，或新瓶装旧酒”发表了演讲。共举行了29次会议，主题和论文如下。4月6日，星期五，Richard Burt（马萨诸塞大学，阿默斯特分校）组织并主持了1599-1604年英国文艺复兴时期的性、讽刺和舞台审查第1期会议。Lynda Boose（达特茅斯学院）发表了一篇关于“1599年的主教禁令、伊丽莎白时代的色情作品和雅各布舞台的性化”的论文；Richard Burt在《作为消费者的评论家：琼森史诗中的性诽谤和审查》中的发言；以及M.Lindsay Kaplan（加州大学伯克利分校）关于“Jonson诗人的讽刺与爱情诗的排列”的文章。第二期，《二十世纪女权主义视角下的文艺复兴女性：文艺复兴爱与死观念的现代行走》，由Robert L.Mazzola（康涅狄格大学，

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THE RENAISSANCE SOCIETY OF AMERICA held its annual conference, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies (CRRS), in Toronto, from Thursday, April 5 to Saturday, April 7, 1990. The conference was hosted by Victoria College in the University of Toronto. The 36th annual RSA Council business meeting was held on the afternoon of April 5 th in conjunction with the conference. J. Kelly Sowards (Wichita State U) chaired the Thursday afternoon plenary session on Recent Trends in Renaissance Studies: Education in the Renaissance and Reformation. Paul Grendler (U of Toronto) spoke on "Schooling in Italy and Beyond"; Susan Karant-Nunn (Portland State U) on "Early Modern German Schooling and the 'New History' of Education"; and Charles Nauert (U of Missouri, Columbia) on "Humanist Infiltration into the Academic World: Some Studies of Northern Universities." Robert Proctor (Connecticut College) was Commentator and spoke on "The Studia Humanitatis: Contemporary Scholarship and Renaissance Ideals." Anthony Grafton (Princeton U) chaired the Thursday evening plenary session, a CRRS 25th Anniversary Panel, on the topic Early Modern Studies: an Agenda for the New Millennium. Germaine Warkentin (Victoria College, U of Toronto) made introductory remarks and introduced a panel consisting of David Wootton (U of Victoria, BC), Jane Abray (U of Toronto), and Debra Shuger (UCLA) who spoke on "Decanting Theory, or Old Wine in New Bottles." Twenty-nine sessions were held with the following topics and papers presented. On Friday, April 6th, Session 1, Sexuality, Satire and Stage Censorship in the English Renaissance, 1599-1604, was organized and chaired by Richard Burt (U of Massachusetts, Amherst). Lynda Boose (Dartmouth College) presented a paper on "The 1599 Bishops Ban, Elizabethan Pornography and the Sexualization of the Jacobean Stage"; Richard Burt on "Critics as Consumers: Sexual Slander and Censorship in Jonson's Epicene"; and M. Lindsay Kaplan (UC-Berkeley) on "Satire and the Arraignment of Love Poetry in Jonson's Poetaster." Session 2, Renaissance Women from Twentieth-Century Feminist Perspectives: a Modern Walk with Renaissance Notions of Love and Death, was organized by Robert L. Mazzola (U of Connecticut,

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Advanced Optical Technologies OPTICS-

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期刊介绍： Advanced Optical Technologies is a strictly peer-reviewed scientific journal. The major aim of Advanced Optical Technologies is to publish recent progress in the fields of optical design, optical engineering, and optical manufacturing. Advanced Optical Technologies has a main focus on applied research and addresses scientists as well as experts in industrial research and development. Advanced Optical Technologies partners with the European Optical Society (EOS). All its 4.500+ members have free online access to the journal through their EOS member account. Topics: Optical design, Lithography, Opto-mechanical engineering, Illumination and lighting technology, Precision fabrication, Image sensor devices, Optical materials (polymer based, inorganic, crystalline/amorphous), Optical instruments in life science (biology, medicine, laboratories), Optical metrology, Optics in aerospace/defense, Simulation, interdisciplinary, Optics for astronomy, Standards, Consumer optics, Optical coatings.