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Competing
Identities: Gender, Religion and the State |
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Organized
by the Woman, Nation, Narrative project |
1. |
"Competing
Identities: New Formations in Hispanic Cultures," Roberta Salper
(Penn State, Erie) |
2. |
"The
body of Woman in the Imagin(ed)--nation of Political Discourse,"
Suijala Singh (SUNY, Stony Brook) |
3. |
"Cynthia
Ozick and the Invention of Memory," Peter Powers (George Mason) |
4. |
"Women,
Nation, State in the Popular Hindi Film," Jyotika Vird (Oregon) |
5. |
"Reading
Split Identities Across the Borders in Ngugi's A River Between," |
6. |
Moushumi Roychoudhury (Rice) |
7. |
"Not
Every Dread a Rasta, Not Every Rasta Dread: Black Women, Dreadlocks,
and Rastafarianism," Adenike Davidson (Maryland) |
8. |
"'American'
Missionary Women, Egyptology, and the Race of 'True' Womanhood,"
Malini Schueller (Florida) |
9. |
"Indian
Nationalism and Gender Hegemony: Caste and Gender in Shanta Rameshwar
Rao's 'Children of God,'" Purnima Bose (Indiana) |
Discussant:
Amy Ghaemghanani (Maryland) |
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Cultures
of Authorship: New Perspectives on Plagiarism |
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Organized
by the Intellectual Property and the Construction of Authorship
project |
Chairs:
Martha Woodmansee and Peter Jaszi |
1. |
"Contaminatio:
Plagiarism in the Ancient World," Marianina Olcott (San Jose SU) |
2. |
"Property,
Play, and Plagiarism," Keith Aoki (Law, Oregon) |
3. |
"The
Problem of Plagiarism in Research Essays" Marguerite H. Helmers
(Wisconsin, Oshkosh) |
4. |
"Plagiarism
and Other Intellectual Crimes: A Survey of Composition Textbooks"
and Katherine Lehtola (CWRU) |
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