Below is a list of English Program faculty and students who are participating in the MLA convention in Chicago. (Please add yourself if you don’t see your name.)
David Bahr
278. The Creative-Critical Dissertation
Jeffrey Binder
402. Beyond the Digital: Pattern Recognition and Interpretation
Mary Ann Caws
The Modern Art Cookbook
Kandice Chuh
392. Aesthetics in/and Minority Discourse
Anne Donlon
239. Vulnerable Times in the Archive: Forgotten Modernist Literary Magazines
Paul Fess
331. Slavery and the Book Trade
Margaret Galvan
768. Collaboration in Comics
Sean Gerrity
283. Beneath the American Renaissance at Twenty-Five: The Legacy of an American Cultural Studies Classic
Matthew K. Gold
482. Making Digital Counterpublics
577. Evaluating Digital Scholarship: Candidate Success Stories
599. The Praxis Network: Rethinking Humanities Education, Together and in Public
Tayt Harlin
278. The Creative-Critical Dissertation
Nico Israel
26. Beckett and the Politics of Allegory
Amanda Licastro
528. Digital Humanities from the Ground Up
Nancy K. Miller
162. Girls and the F Word: Twenty-First-Century Representations of Women’s Lives
635. A Creative Conversation with Siri Hustvedt and Nancy K. Miller
Benjamin Miller
528. Digital Humanities from the Ground Up
Kathryn O’Donoghue
213. Twenty-First-Century Pedagogies
Megan Paslawski
454. Deviant Chicago
Sara Remedios
785. Transperiod Literary Studies
David S. Reynolds
53. Leading Novelists, Eminent Novels: Exploring the Early American Novel and Its Cultural Influences
283. Beneath the American Renaissance at Twenty-Five: The Legacy of an American Cultural Studies Classic
Joan T. Richardson
629. The Philosophical (Re)Turn?
Rebekah Rutkoff,
278. The Creative-Critical Dissertation
Emily Sherwood
309. Chicago Women Playwrights
482. Making Digital Counterpublics
