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2001
North East Modern Language Association Panels
30-31 March Hartford, CT |
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Conceiving "Americanness"
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Conceiving
"Americanness" I:
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Chair: Scott DeShong, Quinebaug Valley Community College spdes[at]conncoll.edu |
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| (1) | "An Early 'Spirit of Americanism': The DAR, the SAR, and their Lost Inclusionary Nationalism" Woden Teachout, Harvard University | |
| (2) | "The Space of the Autonomous American: Privacy, Territory, and Legal Identity" Valerie Karno, University of Rhode Island | |
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| (3) | "Represent: Hip-Hop Culture, Black Folk, and the 'American' Art Form" R. Scott Heath, University of Michigan | |
Conceiving
"Americanness" II:
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Chair:
Jose Gonzales, U. S. Coast Guard Academy |
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| (1) | "Anzia Yezierska's Immigrant Autobiographies as Failed Conversion Narratives" Julia Klimek, University of California at Davis | |
| (2) | "Accented Bodies, Exilic Selves, and Trespassing Transnationalisms: Julia Alvarez' How the Garcia Girls Lost their Accent" Katarzyna Marciniak, Ohio University | |
| (3) | "Continents strain to unloose themselves: Teaching Transnational Connections in Cristina Garcia's Dreaming in Cuban" Amy Novak, Texas Christian University | |
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