SAMLA

UF Eng­lish Depart­ment will be well-represented this week­end in Atlanta at the

South Atlantic Mod­ern Lan­guage Asso­ci­a­tion
81^st Annual Con­ven­tion; 06–08 Novem­ber 2009
Atlanta, GA

Pro­gram

 
In lieu of page, SAMLA site only offers the Pro­gram in Word doc­u­ment form (.doc) — con­verted to PDF here.

 
I’m pre­sent­ing dur­ing “Spe­cial Panel on Dig­i­tal Ped­a­gogy.” Plan to attend sev­eral ses­sions on Fri­day, while I’m in audi­ence for Jimmy Newlin’s talk dur­ing “The Cur­rent and The Emer­gent” panel.

 
Gators ven­tur­ing up I-75 not for the SEC Championship:

• Lisa Dusen­berry: “The Hand­held Sleuth: Mys­tery Series, Her­In­ter­ac­tive, and the Nin­tendo
  DS”

• Jonathan Glover: “Moder­nity, Geno­cide, and the Pol­i­tics of Memo­ri­al­iza­tion: Hotel Rwanda and Africa’s World War”
• Cort­ney Grubbs: “Exor­ciz­ing the Closet: Con­fes­sions of Trauma and Wit­ness­ing Publics in Alice Walker’s The Color Pur­ple and Lau­rie Halse Anderson’s Speak
• Gary Hink: “2.0 Ped­a­gogy? Lit­er­a­ture Course as Social Network”
• Trisha Kan­nan: “‘I had no Cause to be awake’: Dickinson’s Pur­suit of Hap­pi­ness in Fas­ci­cle 30″
• Melissa Mel­lon: “Between Life and Art: ‘Ben­ito Cereno’ and the Con­tin­u­ing Ques­tion of Human Rights”
• James Newlin: “What’s Hap­pen­ing?: Hor­ror Films, Sur­re­al­ism, and the New French Extremity”
• Craig Smith: “Behind the Mask, In Front of the Mir­ror: Reflec­tions of Bert Williams in Caryl Phillips’ Danc­ing in the Dark”
• Katharine West­away: ” ‘A Noble Pur­suit’: Genre and Social Justice

Nov 4, 2009

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