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2002
Northeast Modern Language Association Panels
12-13 April Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
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(Re)Presentations of Violence and Aggression
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| Click here for program abstracts. | ||
(Re)Presentations
of Violence and Aggression I:
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Chair: Charles Batson, Union College |
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| (1) | "Story of the Arrow: Anxiety and Violence, Sex and St. Sebastian" Charles Batson, Union College | |
| (2) | "Hair Imagery and Violence in the Depiction of Holy Women" Roberta Milliken, Shawnee State University | |
| (3) | "Visible Violence: Art, Curiosity, and Sensation" Matthew Lazen, Harvard University | |
| (4) | "From Hamlet to Hannibal: Revisiting the Act of the Revenger's Madness" Raymond Rice, University of Maine at Presque Isle | |
(Re)Presentations
of Violence and Aggression II:
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Chair: Scott DeShong, Quinebaug Valley Community College |
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| (1) | "Representing Violence and Violent Representation: Harriet Jacobs' Use of Force" Evan Willner, Boston University | |
| (2) | "In Your Face-to-Face: Aggression and Ethics between Levinas and Baraka" Scott DeShong, Quinebaug Valley Community College | |
| (3) | "Trials of Law/Violence: Levinas and Militancy" Neil Braganza, York University | |
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(Re)Presentations
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| Chair: Nancy Knowles, Eastern Oregon University | ||
| (1) | "Structural Violence and Narrative Structure in Doris Lessing's The Golden Notebook" Nancy Knowles, Eastern Oregon University | |
| (2) | "Maintaining Violence in Catherine Williams' Fall River: An Authentic Narrative" Patricia Brooke, Fontbonne College | |
| (3) | "Cracking India: Cultural and Religious Representations in Indo-Anglian Novels (1947 to Present)" Nadia Ahmad, University of California at Berkeley | |
| (4) | "The Story of `Truth': Representations of Domestic Violence in Early Modern and Twentieth-Century Literature" Sara Webb-Sunderhaus, Ohio State University | |