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2000 MLA Panels
"Economies of Writing" |
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2000 MLA Convention
(27-31 December, Washington, D.C.)
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As
an affiliated organization of the MLA, the SCE has two standing
panels at each annual convention. Usually, SCE programs grow
out of continuing projects that Society members are pursuing.
This year's sessions are at the intersection of two such projects,
"Cultures of Writing" and "New Economic Criticism."
In some cases, full copies are available as well. |
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Economies
of Writing I |
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| Presider: Martha Woodmansee, Case Western Reserve U | |
| (1) | "Judging a Book by Its . . . Price, Distribution, and Lesbian Representation in 1928" -- Deborah Cohler, Brown U |
| (2) | "Private Circulation: Secrecy, Scarcity, and the Endurance of Victorian Homoerotica" -- Elaine Freedgood, U of Pennsylvania |
| (3) | "New Economies and New Collaborations in the Digital Age: The Example of the Walt Whitman Archive" -- Kenneth M. Price, University of Nebraska, Lincoln |
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Economies
of Writing II |
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| Presider: Richard Ohmann, Wesleyan U | |
| (1) | "Im-pressing
the Realm: The Imprint of Royal Authority in Henrician England"
-- Douglas A. Brooks, Texas A&M U (full text available here as html) |
| (2) | "Blackstone and Electronic Text" -- Michael Hancher, U of Minnesota, Minneapolis |
| (3) | "Technical Writing as Lingua Franca in a Scientific Economy" -- Bernadette Longo, Clemson U |
| Respondent: James E. Porter, Case Western Reserve U | |