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As
an affiliated organization of the MLA, the SCE has one or two
standing panels at each annual convention. Usually, SCE programs
grow out of continuing projects that Society members pursue.
The presenters and the papers for the panels are listed below.
Because the SCE attempts to devote conference panels to discussion
rather than merely to presentation, we will make summaries
of the papers available around 1 December 2004.
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Cognitive Disability and Textuality: Autism and Fiction
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Presiding: Mark Osteen, Loyola C.
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"Resolution of Appreciation for Susan Stewart's Service as President of the Society for Critical Exchange, 2002-04"
Kurt Koenigsberger, Case Western Reserve U.
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"Theory of Mind, Autism, and Fiction"
Lisa Zunshine, U. of Kentucky
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"Bartleby, Presence, Pleasure, and Autistic Preference" Stuart Murray, U. of Leeds |
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"Alterity and Autism: Mark Haddon's Curious Incident in the Neurological Spectrum"
James Berger, Hofstra U.
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Respondent: Kristina Chew, Seton Hall U.
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Shadowing Film Noir : Hollywood's Political Unconscious |
Thursday, 30 December 2004 |
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Presiding: Julie Grossman, Le Moyne C |
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"A Touch of Yellow in Film Noir"
Sheng-mei Ma, Michigan State U.
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"'Queer Eye' for a 'Straight Dick': Contextualized Homosexuals in Film Noir"
Scott F. Stoddart, Marymount Manhattan C.
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"Face Plates: T-Men , Counterfeiting, and Noir Representation"
Mark Osteen, Loyola C.
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