1.01 Adapting Your Syllabus for Different Campuses (Workshop) Regency A
1.02 Oltre la pizza, il Colosseo e il tiramisù (Workshop) Regency B
1.03 Academic Publishing in the Next Decade: Negotiating Change, Seizing Opportunity (Workshop) Regency C
2.01 Didattica 2.0: Teaching Italian With a Web 2.0 Perspective Conference I
2.02 Russian Representations of World War II (Seminar) Conference B
2.03 Canada and the African Diasporic Literary Imaginary (Seminar) Conference C
2.04 Memory of Borders, Borders of Memory: Life Writing at a Distance (Seminar) Salon A
2.05 In Memory of Radio: Modernity, (Post) Metropolis, and American Writing (Seminar) Conference A
2.06 American Horror: Gothic Strategies in Ante-bellum Discourses (Seminar) Salon D
2.07 Amateur Performance in the Long Nineteenth Century (Seminar) Conference G
2.08 Samuel Beckett and the Encounter of Philosophy and Literature (Seminar) Regency D
2.09 Relire les ‘Classiques’ Africains Francophones (Seminar) Regency E
2.10 Traveling in and out of Italy (Seminar) Regency F
2.11 Fra parola e immagine: (ri)scritture umanistiche (Seminar) Brunswick A
2.12 The Intellectual as a Public Figure in 20th Century Latin America (Seminar) Brunswick B
2.13 Comparative Approaches to Early Modern Spanish and British Drama (Seminar) Brunswick C
2.14 Separation as Condition and as Solution (Seminar) Brunswick D
2.15 Routes of Memory: Remapping Trauma Studies (Seminar) Salon B
3.01 The Future of Open Content Education is Now: Social Learning and Scholarship Conference I
3.02 Not Through My Skin: Sexuality and the Female Body in East-Central European Film Conference B
3.03 Cyberspace and Literature in Latin America: What Does The Future Entail? Conference C
3.04 Italian and Anglo-American Literature: A Dialogue through Translation Salon A
3.05 Affect and Periodization: Rethinking the Long 19th Century Conference A
3.06 The Cold War as an American Cultural Dominant, 1945-1955 Salon D
3.07 ‘The record of bitter moments’: Prison Writing as a Genre I Conference G
3.08 Women Writers and the Historical Novel in Canada Regency D
3.09 Poetry and the Academy (Roundtable) Regency E
3.10 The Complexity and Originality of Camus’s Writings Regency F
3.11 Cultural and Political Dislocation and Reorientation in United Germany I Regency A
3.12 Human Rights in the Italian Theatre Brunswick B
3.13 The Female Player in European Fiction (1780-1900): Gender Issues Regency B
3.14 The Genre of the Self Portrait in Hispanic Poetry Brunswick D
3.15 Persons and Things: a Roundtable in Memorial to Barbara Johnson (Roundtable) Salon B
3.16 Globalization and the Americas: Challenging Categories of Literary Production Conference D
3.17 British Area Special Event Alexander Library
4.01 Transnational ‘Environmentalities’ in Nineteenth-Century Anglophone Literature Conference A
4.02 Mapping Success and Failure in American Literature Salon A
4.03 Representations of Dante’s Inferno in the Visual Arts and in Literature Salon D
4.04 Seeing Texts and Speaking Images: Visual-Verbal Dialogues in Modernity Conference B
4.05 Redeeming Modernity: Economy, Religion, and Literature in Modern America Conference C
4.06 Contemporary Female Playwrights in France Conference I
4.07 Figuring Diversity in the Cultural Imaginary I Salon B
4.08 Best Practices in Online Teaching: Language and Literature Courses (Roundtable) Conference D
4.09 20th Century Sentimentalism Conference G
4.10 East European Literatures: Thinking Change, Conceiving Futures (Roundtable) Salon C
4.11 New Approaches to Early Modern Historical Drama I Conference JK
4.12 Secrets and Surveillance in the Victorian Novel Conference E
4.13 The Languages of James Joyce Conference F
4.14 Approaching New Latin American Writing Room 248
4.15 Not Just Another ‘F’ Word: Reviewing and Renewing Feminist Writing Pedagogies (Roundtable) Brunswick A
4.16 J.M.G. Le Clézio: Un écrivain engagé? Brunswick B
4.17 ‘Nationalism-with-a-big-N’ in German Historical Fiction of the Long 19th Century Brunswick C
4.18 Corporeality: Italian Literary Bodies of the XX and XXI Centuries Brunswick D
4.19 Prove It On Me: Ambivalent Lesbian Representation in the Harlem Renaissance Regency A
4.20 Ficcion, Intriga y Fantasma. Novela historica vs narrativa testimonial Regency B
4.21 Rethinking Second & Third Wave Feminisms (Roundtable) Regency C
4.22 Disordered Narratives: Psychological Illness in Women’s Life Writing Regency D
4.23 The Devil Comes in Many Genders: Depictions of the Diabolical in Literature Regency E
4.24 Misteri di carta: il Giallo Italiano oltre la letteratura di genere Regency F
4.25 Samuel Beckett and Bilingualism I Boardroom
5.01 Duly Noted: Approaches to Paratext Conference A
5.02 Russian Poetry: Golden Age to Silver Age, and Beyond Salon A
5.03 Word, Image, and Contemporary Lyric Voice(s) Salon D
5.04 Contemporary Women’s Novels: The Changing Story? Conference B
5.05 Gender, Sexuality and New Perspectives in Asian American Literature and Film I Conference C
5.06 The Other French Cinema(s) of the 1930s Conference I
5.07 Made in Spain: The Almodóvar Phenomenon Salon B
5.08 German Cultural and Political Dislocation and Reorientation in United Germany II Conference D
5.09 Articulating the Human and its Others Conference G
5.10 Defining Society: Representations of Food in Italian Literature and Culture Salon C
5.11 The Loudest Voice: Contemporary Jewish American Women’s Literature Conference JK
5.12 New Jersey Conference E
5.13 Social Issues in American Drama Boardroom
5.14 Feeling Wrong: Postbellum Adaptations of Sentimental Literary Conventions Room 248
5.15 ‘Luminously indiscreet’: The Visibility and Vision of Gwendolyn Brooks Brunswick A
5.16 Theorizing the Victorian Novel Brunswick B
5.17 Magic and Modernism Brunswick C
5.18 Marvell, History, Theory Brunswick D
5.19 ‘The record of bitter moments’: Prison Writing as a Genre II Regency A
5.20 Environmentalism in the Realm of Science-Fiction and Fantasy Regency B
5.21 Seventeenth-Century French Writers’ Ideas, Philosophy, and Beliefs Regency C
5.22 Suddenness (Plötzlichkeit) and Literature Regency D
5.23 Thinking (of) Women in the Italian Renaissance Regency E
5.24 Crossing Borders and Performing Gender on the Spanish-Speaking Stage Regency F
5.25 Literature and the Experience of Ecstasy Conference F
6.01 William Carlos Williams and the Meaning of the Local Conference A
6.02 Victorian Bodies and Machines Salon A
6.03 John Milton and the History of the Book Salon D
6.04 Samuel Beckett and Bilingualism II Conference B
6.05 Russian Dissident Art and Writing in the Soviet Union Conference C
6.06 Figuring Diversity in the Cultural Imaginary II Conference I
6.07 The Films of Kathryn Bigelow Salon B
6.08 Reading German Girls Conference D
6.09 Artistic Adventures: Introducing the Visual Arts in the XXI Century Classroom Conference G
6.10 Reshaping the Italian American Identity Salon C
6.11 Adoption in Contemporary Literature and Culture (Roundtable) Conference JK
6.12 Space, Sexuality and New Perspectives in Asian American Literature and Film II Conference E
6.13 The New William Golding Boardroom
6.14 New Approaches to Early Modern Historical Drama II: Religion & The History Play Room 248
6.15 Personal and Social Myth-making in the Work of Margaret Atwood Brunswick A
6.17 Petrarch, Petrarchism and Beyond Brunswick C
6.18 Italy’s 150th. Norms, Forms and Storms (and Some…Stress): from 1861 to WWI Brunswick D
6.19 LGBTQ Studies and Pedagogy (Roundtable) Regency A
6.20 When Motherhood Studies Meets Other Disciplines Regency B
6.21 Donors and Helpers: Masculinity in Contemporary Fairy Tales Regency C
6.22 Advancing Gender Equality (Roundtable) Regency D
6.23 Experiments in Hybrid Essay (Creative) Regency E
6.24 Teaching Content through French and Francophone Film (Roundtable) Regency F
6.25 Rethinking Teaching in Lean Times (Roundtable) Conference F
6.26 Body and the Politics of Resistance in the 21st century Latin American Narrative (Roundtable) Conference H
7.01 ‘I am born’: The Characters of Charles Dickens Conference A
7.02 ‘Savages we call them’: Imagining the Native in Early American Literature Salon A
7.03 Collecting in German Literature and Culture Salon D
7.04 The Text of the Body: Art, Technology, Slavery. and Empire in the 19th century Conference B
7.05 Transposing the Arts Conference C
7.06 Il cortometraggio italiano nel terzo millennio. Stili, tendenze, prospettive Conference I
7.07 From Cavour to Berlusconi: 150 Years of Italian History in Cinema Salon B
7.08 Ecocritical Activisms and Activist Ecologies Conference D
7.09 Leading Lines: Social Networking as Impetus for Scholarly Formation (Roundtable) Conference G
7.10 Love and Friendship in French and Francophone Women’s Fiction and Film Salon C
7.11 El español como lengua extranjera (E/LE): Tropiezos en el proceso de adquisición Conference JK
7.12 Chicas, Nǚhái, Batang babae: Girlhood in Contemporary Ethnic American Literature Conference E
7.13 The Family in Contemporary American Drama Boardroom
7.14 Crowd Forms in American Literature Room 248
7.15 African Modernisms, African Modernities Brunswick A
7.16 Dracula and Beyond: The Evolution of the Vampire Brunswick B
7.17 The Space of Memory Brunswick C
7.18 Representations of Disability in Literature and Culture Brunswick D
7.19 Visceral Subjects: Exploring Bodies, Exploring Knowledges Regency A
7.20 Images of Eastern Europe in Recent German Literature and Film I Regency B
7.21 (Re)Imagining Expatriates: Queer Transnationalisms in American Literature Regency C
7.22 Russian 20th-Century Poetry in New Contexts Regency D
7.23 Manifestations of Madness and Love in 19th and 20th Century Spanish Literature Regency E
7.24 Global Magical Realisms and Speculative Fiction Regency F
7.25 The American Short Story Cycle: A Gendered Genre? Conference F
7.26 Teaching Translation in the 21st Century (Roundtable) Conference H
8.01 From Here to Modernity: New Perspectives on Sensation Fiction Conference A
8.02 Arthurian Avatars: The King Arthur Myth from Medieval to Modern Times Salon A
8.03 German Romanticism and the Revolution in Science Salon D
8.04 Naming and Framing: Identity Construction in Children’s Literature and Culture Conference B
8.05 ‘Il sentimento del contrario’: l’Umorismo nella Letteratura Italiana Conference C
8.06 Reflections on Lusophone Literatures and Cultures Conference I
8.07 Intersections of language and culture: Sprachgemisch, métissage & code-switching Salon B
8.08 Narrating the Public Self: YouTube, Facebook, and Contemporary Feminism Conference D
8.09 Teaching Culture of Less-Commonly Taught Languages Conference G
8.10 Thinking Comparatively in Contemporary Literature Salon C
8.11 Diversity, Identity, and Graduate School (Roundtable) Conference JK
8.12 Label Me Latina or Latino Conference E
8.13 African American Discourse on Democratic Identity and Freedom I Boardroom
8.14 J. Hector St. John de Crèvecoeur: American Paradox Room 248
8.15 ‘Quit the road to ill-being’: Nineteenth-Century Ecocriticism Brunswick A
8.16 Revolutionary Terror Brunswick B
8.17 Exploration of Senses in Contemporary Francophone Women’s Autobiography Brunswick C
8.18 Postmodern French Literature Brunswick D
8.19 Guido Cavalcanti and His Legacy Regency A
8.20 Islam in Contemporary Italy Regency B
8.21 ‘Voglio morire’: Suicide in Italian Literature of the XIX and XX Centuries Regency C
8.22 2001-2011: Terror and Trauma on the Post-9/11 Spanish Stage Regency D
8.23 Methodologies of Science and Literature (Roundtable) Regency E
8.24 Literary Landscapes: Representation and Imagination Regency F
8.25 Theorizing Mobility in Transnational Literature Conference F
8.26 The Power of Marginal Spaces in the Works of Carmen Martin Gaite Conference H
8.27 Flânerie and the Rise of the Modern Urban Woman J and J Business Center
9.01 American Literary Tourism Conference A
9.02 Hybrid Identities: Second Generation Immigrants (Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Salon A
9.03 Issues on Ecology in Latin American Literature and Culture Salon D
9.04 Dickens in 2012: Preparing for Boz’s Bicentennial Conference B
9.05 Cinema and Demos Conference C
9.06 Narrated Objects: Literature and Material Culture in the Americas Conference I
9.07 We’re plotting our evil, feminist agenda: Women’s Documentaries Salon B
9.08 Posthumanism, Biopower, and Modern and Contemporary War (Roundtable) Conference D
9.09 Captions, Slogans, and Stares (Oh, My!): Image as Argument in College Writing (Roundtable) Conference G
9.10 Rethinking the Postmodern Monster Salon C
9.11 Renaissance Trauma Conference JK
9.12 Brooklyn Poetics Conference E
9.13 Utopian Impulses: Hope, Futurity, and Change in American Literature Boardroom
9.14 The Acknowledged Legislator: A Critical (Re)Assessment of Martín Espada Room 248
9.15 Mothers of the Novel: Engendering Self as Woman in the Eighteenth Century Brunswick A
9.16 Writing Surveillance: Transcultural Perspectives Brunswick B
9.17 The EcoGothic in Italian Literature and Culture Brunswick C
9.18 Literary Darwinism and Social Justice Brunswick D
9.19 Programs in Peril (Roundtable) Regency A
9.20 Translation: The ‘Next Big Thing’ to Revitalize the Humanities? (Roundtable) Regency B
9.21 The Single Woman (Roundtable) Regency C
9.22 Narrative is the Essence of History: The History of the Historical Novel (Roundtable) Conference F
9.23 Fashion and Costume as Mirrors of Society and Time (Roundtable) Conference H
9.24 Popular Italian Cinema: from Ubalda to Er Monnezza (Roundtable) J and J Business Center
10.01 Transnational Genres in 18th Century German Literature Salon A
10.02 Experimentation in Latin American Film Salon D
10.03 Trends in 21st Century American Drama Conference B
10.04 Wandering Women: Female Itinerancy on Film Conference C
10.05 New Trends in Teaching Italian with Technologies Conference I
10.06 Queer Counterpublic Salon B
10.07 Getting to Advanced Low: Preparation for the Oral Proficiency Interview Conference D
10.08 Behind the Lens: Immigration and Globalization in Spanish Contemporary Film Conference G
10.09 Italian Media Socialization. Between Private, Public and On-line Narratives (Seminar) Conference A
10.10 Women and Wilderness: Ecofeminism in Early American Literature Salon C
10.11 Drag, Dress and Disguise in Eighteenth-Century Novels Conference JK
10.12 Melting-Pots and Mosaics: Paris and Montréal in Francophone Literature Conference E
10.13 Rafik Schami - The Poet and Storyteller Boardroom
10.14 Problem Based Learning: Strategies, Struggles, and Successes (Roundtable) Room 248
10.15 Authority and Uncertainty in Poetic Language and Practice Brunswick A
10.16 Post/Colonial Nostalgia in South Asian Literature Brunswick B
10.17 ‘Only the Difficult Stimulates’: The Interplay of Opacities in Caribbean Lit Brunswick C
10.18 The Criminal Underworld in Medieval Literature Brunswick D
10.19 Women Writers and Psychoanalysis Regency A
10.20 Performing Knowledge Regency B
10.21 Writing Assessment Inside and Outside the English Department (Roundtable) Regency C
10.22 1861-2011: Reflecting on Italian Unification in Literature and Cinema (Roundtable) Regency D
10.23 Complicated Space: Reading the Transnational Text (Roundtable) Regency E
10.24 The Outsider Within: Women as Contingent Faculty in the Academy (Roundtable) Regency F
10.25 Early Italian Literature: Text Within Its Material Context Conference F
10.26 Concepts of Identity in Post-colonial African Culture Conference H
11.01 In the Wake of 9/11: American Texts in the Twenty-First Century I Salon A
11.02 Center and Periphery: Representing Spanishness in Contemporary Literature Salon D
11.03 World Literature / Global Empathy Conference B
11.04 Homosexual Women in Italian Literature, Cinema and Other Media Conference C
11.05 Booting the ‘Boot’: Teaching Contemporary Italy with Technology Conference I
11.06 Displaced Communities Salon B
11.07 Serial Narratives and Temporality Conference D
11.08 Narrating Queer Histories (Roundtable) Conference G
11.09 Twentieth-Century Blake Conference A
11.10 Manipulative Forewords: Authors’ Imposed Agenda in Prefaces Salon C
11.11 Pan-American Immigration Narratives Conference JK
11.12 American Fiction Reflecting Global Ecological Concerns Conference E
11.13 Best Practices in Women’s, Gender and Feminist Studies (Roundtable) Boardroom
11.14 African American Discourse on Democratic Identity and Freedom II Room 248
11.15 Neomedievalism Brunswick A
11.16 Religion in the Shelley Circle Brunswick B
11.17 Victorian Women Writers: Constructions of Masculinity I Brunswick C
11.18 Fractured Identities and Transgressive Practices in the Fin-de-Siècle Novel Brunswick D
11.19 Surplus Formulations in Detection Fiction Regency A
11.20 Les enjeux du « je » en jeu dans la littérature francophone Regency B
11.21 Images of Eastern Europe in Recent German Literature and Film Regency C
11.22 Il ‘900 sommerso italiano Regency D
11.23 Transnational Women’s Writing in 20th-century Europe Regency E
11.24 Planetary Lyricism in Modern Chinese Poetry Regency F
11.25 Contemporary Fiction from the Middle East Conference F
11.26 Willa Cather: Themes and Narrative Techniques Conference H
12.01 Cyber Aesthetics: Communication, Literature and Digital Reproducibility Salon A
12.02 Connecting Language and Literature: Standards-Based Instruction in Higher Ed. (Roundtable) Salon D
12.03 Transnational Relations: Sexuality and Body Traffic across the Global Village Conference B
12.04 New Media and the Asian Diaspora Conference C
12.05 Futurism and Science Conference I
12.06 Post-National and Trans-National Italian Cinema Salon B
12.07 The Performative City: Contemporary Spanish Urban Culture Conference D
12.08 Trauma and Memory in Literature and Film of Latin America Conference G
12.09 Aesthetics and Politics of Literary Multilingualism Conference A
12.10 Housewives of Millennial Television Salon C
12.11 A (Post)Secular Age: Protestant Epistemologies and the American Novel Conference JK
12.12 Central European Authors Conference E
12.13 Women and Gender Studies Caucus Business Meeting Boardroom
12.14 Towards a Continuum of Language, Culture, Literature in Undergraduate German Room 248
12.15 Anna Maria Ortese: la passione della scrittura (Roundtable) Brunswick A
12.16 Dante’s Journey to God. Spiritual Poetics in the Divine Comedy Brunswick B
12.17 LGBTQ Identities in Latin America Brunswick C
12.18 Women, Love, and Eroticism in Latin American Poetry Brunswick D
12.19 Toni Morrison and Marilynne Robinson: Revisioning the American West Regency A
12.20 Traditional and Modern Medicine in Caribbean Literature Regency B
12.21 Facing In-Yer-Face Drama Regency C
12.22 Suddenly Everyone Has a Cherokee Great-Grandmother: Teaching Native Literatures (Roundtable) Regency D
12.23 ‘Community’ in Composition Instruction I (Roundtable) Regency E
12.24 Rethinking Motherhood in Contemporary French and Francophone Literature (Roundtable) Regency F
12.25 Arabic Studies: Challenges and Successes (Roundtable) Conference F
12.26 Female Friendship in Local Color Fiction Conference H
13.01 The Vicious Circle: The Days, Dames, and (K)nights of the Algonquin Round Table Salon A
13.02 Literary Dress: Fashioning the Fictional Self Salon D
13.03 Transnational Ireland: The Celtic Tiger and Beyond Conference B
13.04 Fire and Rust Remembered: Legacies of the Urban Crisis in Contemporary Culture Conference C
13.05 Cultural Studies and Film Special Event Conference I
13.06 Fatih Akin and His Films Salon B
13.07 Literature and the Arts: An Exemplar of Multicultural Understanding Conference D
13.08 Contemporary Theatre in South Africa Conference G
13.09 19th Century British Studies Special Event (Special Event) Conference F
13.10 Ventures into the Unknown: Literary and Cinematic Representation of City Spaces Salon C
13.11 Unreliability as a Narrative Trope in Postcolonial Literature Conference JK
13.12 Writing the Self: Italian Women Autobiography Conference E
13.13 Something Old, New, Borrowed, True: Italian Literature from ‘900 to Present Regency E
13.14 Queer Space(s) in the German-Speaking World Regency F
13.15 Publishing Articles in Academic Journals (Roundtable) Brunswick A
13.16 The Art of Villainy: Machiavelli and the Creation of the Fictional Villain Brunswick B
13.17 The Classic Figure: Women in the Ancient World Brunswick C
13.18 Representations of Gendered Transnational Identity in Contemporary Literature Brunswick D
13.19 Contemporary Black British Women’s Writing Regency A
13.20 Traditional, Alternative and Successful Approaches through Academe (Roundtable) Regency B
13.21 El mundo literario de Maite Carranza: Homenaje a la escritora y su obra Regency C
13.22 The Francophone African Intellectual I Regency D
13.23 Between Genres, Between Disciplines Conference A
14.01 ‘My dwelling place among you’: Faith and Landscape in the Middle Ages Salon A
14.02 Italian ‘Famiglia’ Representations in Cinema and Television Salon D
14.03 Eighteenth-Century Hierarchies Conference B
14.04 I See What You Say: Exploring Intersections of the Visual and the Literary Conference C
14.05 Classical Women in Modern Literature and Media Conference I
14.06 Wilde Family Values Salon B
14.07 Immersions: Breaching Reality through Play Conference D
14.08 Narratives by and about Migrants in Italy: Literature, Cinema, and Discourse Conference G
14.09 Feminist Alternative Media in the Long 1970s Conference A
14.10 Shakespearean Adaptations and Appropriations (Roundtable) Salon C
14.11 Identité nationale dans le roman francophone contemporain Conference JK
14.12 House and Home in 20th Century American Film and Literature Conference E
14.13 Geocritical New England Boardroom
14.14 Family Formations in Contemporary Multiethnic American Literature Room 248
14.15 Physician/Pastor, Doctor/Divine: Intersections of American Religion and Medicine Brunswick A
14.16 Muriel Spark: Before, During and After The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie Brunswick B
14.17 Midnight’s Children: Thirty Years Later Brunswick C
14.18 The Fin de Siècle and the Idea of ‘End’ and Degeneration Brunswick D
14.19 Understanding Avatar, Part I: ‘I See You’ Regency A
14.20 What is France? Ideology, Politics and Utopia in Early Modern French Literature Regency B
14.21 Writing and Screening Images of Men: Masculinities in Italian Studies Regency C
14.22 Critical Discourses: Early Modern Spanish Literary Women Regency D
14.23 Investigating the Scope of Persian/Iranian Literatures Regency E
14.24 Creativity and Imagination at the Fin De Siècle (1870-1910) (Roundtable) Regency F
14.25 Herta Müller: Perspectives on the Winner of the 2009 Nobel Prize in Literature (Roundtable) Conference F
14.26 Il Caso Saviano (Roundtable) Conference H
15.01 Rap Music’s Sophisticated Dialogues with Society Salon A
15.02 Interdisciplinary Studies and Women Modernists Salon D
15.03 Migrant Writers: New Frontiers in Contemporary Italian Literature Conference B
15.04 (Re)Teaching the Spanish Classics: Integrating Technology, the Web, and Film (Roundtable) Conference C
15.05 In the Wake of 9/11: American Texts in the Twenty-First Century II Conference I
15.06 Constructing ‘Brazilian-ness’ through Cinematic Manipulations Salon B
15.07 The Spatial Turn in Literary Theory I Conference D
15.08 Reading the Postcolonial Other in Contemporary Film (Roundtable) Conference G
15.09 What is ‘World Literature’? Conference A
15.10 Urban Spaces and Contact Zones in 20th Century Literature Salon C
15.11 Magic and Mechanics – Trends in Recent German Young Adult Fiction Conference JK
15.12 Who Will Advocate for Our Part-Time Faculty? (Roundtable) Conference E
15.13 Paradigmas de sexualidad en la escritura (re)escritura de los cuentos de hadas Boardroom
15.14 Witnessing Women’s Transnational Migration in Hispanic Narrative and Film Room 248
15.16 Re-tellings: Literature as Literary Criticism I Brunswick B
15.17 No Longer Silent: Trauma in Contemporary Asian American (Korean) Literature Brunswick C
15.18 The Specter of Degeneration in 19th Century Literature I Brunswick D
15.19 Quotation and Originality (Creative) Regency A
15.20 The Arabo-Islamic Traditions in Literature in French Regency B
15.21 Twentieth-Century Italian Lyrical Landscape Regency C
15.22 L’Altro Tasso: A Discussion of Tasso’s ‘Not-So-Minor’ Works (Seminar) Regency D
15.23 Anti-Hero and Victims in the Spanish Theatre of the 21st Century Regency E
15.24 Zero World Literature I: Theories of the Outside Regency F
15.25 Modernism, Modernity, and Politics: Face-off or Interface? Conference F
15.26 Medical Visions of Modernism Conference H
16.01 Women’s & Gender Studies Caucus Special Event and Reception (Special Event) Conference A
16.02 MLS Writers’ and Editors’ Reception Regency B
16.03 German Language and Literature Area Speaker and Reception (Special Event) Regency C
16.04 American Literatures Special Event and Reception Regency D
16.05 Transnational Literatures Special Event and Reception Regency E
16.06 Italian Area Special Event and Reception Regency F
16.07 Graduate Student Caucus Board and Membership Meeting (Special Event) Salon B
16.08 Cultural Studies and Film Screening (7:30pm) Salon A
16.09 British and Anglophone Literatures Speaker (Special Event) Regency A
17.01 Calvino and the City: New Critical Perspectives (Roundtable) Salon A
17.02 Music Contingencies in Narrated Americas. Conference B
17.03 Understanding Avatar, Part II: A Movie Made for the Masses Conference C
17.04 Representations of Women and War in 20th Century Italian Literature and Film Conference I
17.05 The Specter of Degeneration in 19th Century Literature II Salon B
17.06 The Francophone African Intellectual II Regency A
17.07 Journeys of the Bicultural Self : Narrative Geographies from the Middle East (Roundtable) Regency B
17.08 Blowing Up America: Amiri Baraka’s Revolutionary Theatre Regency C
17.09 Retellings: Literature as Literary Criticism II Regency D
17.10 Victorian Women Writers: Constructions of Masculinity II Regency E
17.11 Europa y América Latina: de un lado a otro del mar en las polémicas del siglo XX Regency F
17.12 Imagining Communities: Cuban Women Poets of the Diaspora Conference A
17.13 Questioning Hybridity: Colonial Métissage, Postcolonialism, and Globalization Conference G
17.14 Zero World Literature II: Texts of the Outside Salon C
17.15 Community in the Composition Classroom II: Literacies and Growth (Roundtable) Conference E
17.16 Teaching Writing in the Digital Age: Literacy, Access, and Community (Roundtable) Conference F
17.17 Death, Dying and Dislocation: Transnational Grief Literature (Roundtable) Conference H
18.01 Affects and Spaces in Latin American Cinema, Performance and Literature (Seminar) Salon A
18.02 Representing the City in Italian Modernity (Seminar) Conference B
18.03 Restaging Their/Our Lives: Performing Biography on the Contemporary Stage (Seminar) Conference C
18.04 Detective Fiction and Other Genres: Friends or Foes? (Seminar) Conference I
18.05 Critical Discourses: Early Modern Spanish Literary Women II Salon B
18.06 Feeling In Common: Cultivating Sympathy in the Writings of George Eliot (Seminar) Regency A
18.07 The Immortal Fairy Tale: Re-writings and Re-visions (Seminar) Regency B
18.08 The Spatial Turn in Literary Theory II (Seminar) Regency C
18.09 Legal Fictions (Seminar) Regency D
18.10 What a ‘Man’’s Gotta Do: (Re)Defining Duty in Post-Feminist Action Films (Seminar) Regency E
18.11 Uncovering the Tradition of Vitalism in 20th Century Literature (Seminar) Regency F
18.12 Italy in WWII and the Transition to Democracy: Memory, Fiction, Histories (Seminar) Conference A
18.13 Intellectual and Manual Labor in Early Modern England (Seminar) Conference G
18.14 Vertientes de la literatura fantástica en Hispanoamérica (Seminar) Salon C