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TheMSA Annual Conference of the Modernist13 Studies Association Structures of Innovation Hyatt Regency Hotel, Buffalo, New York October 6-9, 2011 MSA 13

Message from the MSA President

Welcome to the thirteenth annual conference of the This is also a last year of executive service from Pamela Modernist Studies Association. Buffalo, the “City of Light,” Caughie, who, as Past President, has continued to contribute was the first in America to enjoy electric street lights, and its her wisdom and invaluable guidance across the year, and wealth of industrial and commercial activity made it home from Debra Rae Cohen, who, as Chair of Nominations and to the 1901 Pan American Exposition and to the social turbu- Elections for the past three years, has helped offer us an ex- lence and aesthetic innovations of a new century. Buffalo’s tremely impressive slate of candidates to steer this organiza- history and its present vibrancy make it an ideal site for our tion into the . I cannot thank Rebecca, Pamela, and engagements with that modernist legacy more than a century Debra Rae enough for their years of service. later. The MSA board, program committee, and site organiz- ers all you be able to spend some time exploring Finally, I would like to thank the two scholars who help make the city outside the hotel. our presence known online and in our libraries. The MSA’s website and Facebook page are made possible by the exper- I am especially grateful to Cristanne Miller for working tise and guidance of Matt Huculak, the MSA’s webmaster. tirelessly (even while chairing a large and thriving English Matt has somehow managed our complicated web presence department) to make her exciting vision of this confer- even during a major move from Oklahoma to Canada. And ence a . I’d also like to give special thanks to the Ann Ardis has brought great energy and vision to Modern- conference’s graduate student assistant, Margaret Konkol, ism/ as she has expertly picked up the reins of the for her ability to address the seemingly endless details MSA journal this year. You will notice her editorial imprint of conference planning with grace and skill. And I very on the journal in a number of special sections and issues. much appreciate Ronan Crowley’s work assembling the electronic version of the program and Jesse Matz’s com- Enjoy your conference in the City of Light this year. I hope munications with presses to facilitate what promises to be that all of you will be able to attend next year’s MSA con- a first rate book exhibition. Cris, Jesse, Margaret, Ronan, ference in Las Vegas (2012) and the following year’s in and the local organizing committee, student volunteers, and Brighton (2013) as well! hotel conference planners all put in tremendous effort to host MSA13. That work will be largely invisible as events run Mark Morrison smoothly along, so please take the opportunity to thank the Pennsylvania State University organizers as you meet them over the weekend.

In spite of the financial hardship under which many of our institutions are currently laboring, this year’s program is an especially rich one. I would like to thank Rebecca Walkowitz, Susan Stanford Friedman, Janet Lyon, Michael LeMahieu, Cris Miller, Stacy Hubbard, and Kaplan Harris, who all worked overtime to offer a compelling range of pan- els and seminars. I am especially grateful to Rebecca for her labors not just on this year’s program but also on the preced- ing two. This is Rebecca’s last year as chair of the MSA Program Committee, and filling her shoes will be difficult. Rebecca’s capacious and dynamic vision of our sometimes unwieldy field has helped give order to our chaos and sharp- ened my own sense of the possibilities for modernist studies in the coming years.

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MSA13 would like to thank the following sponsors:

The University at Buffalo SUNY English Department

The Modernist Studies Association

The University at Buffalo SUNY Institute

Johns Hopkins University Press

The University at Buffalo SUNY Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy

The University at Buffalo SUNY dHIb (Digital Humanities)

Riverrun

St. Bonaventure University

The David Gray Chair, Steve McCaffery

The Melodia E. Jones Chair, Jean-Jacques Thomas

Routledge ABES

Other University at Buffalo SUNY departments and individuals: Joseph Valente, Julian Park Professor of Comparative Literature Ewa Ziarek, Department of Visual Studies, Department of Comparative Literature, Department of Romance Languages

3 MSA 13 Plenary Speakers

Michael Davidson is Professor of Literature at the Univer- Robert Ferguson is George Edward Woodberry Professor sity of California, San Diego. He is the author of Concerto in Law, Literature, and Criticism at the University of Co- for the Left Hand; Disability and the Defamiliar (University lumbia Law School. He has taught in the English depart- of Michigan, 2008), Guys Like Us: Citing Masculinity in ments at Harvard, the , Stanford, and Poetics (University of Chicago, 2003), Ghostlier Princeton, and has taught law at the University of Chicago Demarcations: Modern and the Material Word (Uni- and Yale. Recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship, a Fel- versity of California, 1997), and The San Francisco Renais- lowship to the National Humanities Center, and the Willard sance: Poetics and Community at Mid-Century (Cambridge, Hurst Award for Legal History from the Law and Society 1989). His most recent book, On the Outskirts of Form; Association, Robert Ferguson has been a leading figure in Practicing Cultural Poetics (Wesleyan, 2011) considers developing the growing field of law and literature and one of poems that challenge traditional poetic forms and in doing its most important thinkers. He is the author of Reading the so trouble normative boundaries of sexuality, subjectivity, Early Republic (Harvard, 2004), The American Enlighten- gender, and citizenship. He is the editor of The New Col- ment, 1750-1820 (Harvard, 1997), and Law and Letters in lected Poems of George Oppen (New Directions, 2002) and American Culture (Cambridge, 1984). With his most recent the author of eight books of poetry, the most recent of which book, The Trial in American Life (University of Chicago, is The Arcades (O Books, 1998). With Lyn Hejinian, Barrett 2008), Ferguson brings his scholarly focus to the nineteenth Watten, and Ron Silliman, he is the co-author of Leningrad and twentieth centuries, examining the cultural impact of (Mercury House Press, 1991). particular legal decisions and events on American society, including the Haymarket and Rosenberg prosecutions. Plenary Address: Plenary Address: “‘Living in the same place...and different places’: Cosmopoetics in and after “Immigration / Immigration Law: ” A Hidden Tangle in Modernism”

Thursday October 6 Friday October 7 5:30-7:00 PM 5:15-6:45 PM Grand B & C Grand B & C

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Maud Ellmann is Randy L. & Melvin R. Berlin Professor Reception & Exhibit of the Development of the Novel in English in the Depart- ment of English at the University of Chicago. She has writ- On November 24, 1960, the French writer ten Elizabeth Bowen: The Shadow Across the Page (Edin- and the mathematician François Le Lionnais organized an burgh, 2003), which won the British Academy Crawshay informal literary group based on the need to rationalize lit- Prize, The Hunger Artists: Starving, Writing, and Impris- erary by observing a of established rules or onment (Harvard, 1993), and The Poetics of Impersonality: patterns as was commonly done in the scientific world. The T. S. Eliot and (Harvard, 1987). A synthesis of confidential gathering became an official group of the Col- her work on modernism, and , lège de ’Pataphysique on February 13, 1961 under the name her most recent book, The Nets of Modernism (Cambridge, “Oulipo – Ouvroir de Littérature Potentielle [Workshop of 2010), sharpens our sense of what has been called the “dis- Potential Literature].” In August 1961 the newly established solution of the self” in modernist fiction by exploring the group proposed its First Manifesto and Oulipian works be- significance of images of bodily violation and exchange gan to be published under that label at the end of the year. – scar, bite, wound, and their psychic equivalents – to the Oulipo is now in its 50th year of official . modernist imagination. Thursday October 9 Plenary Address: 7:30-9:30 PM Karpeles Manuscript Museum, 453 Porter Avenue “Modernist Body Parts” Buses leave from Hyatt promptly at 7:15

Saturday October 8 5:15-6:45 PM Performance & Discussion Grand B & C Music in ’s Ida and “Miss Furr and Miss Skeene” Presented and performed by Wendy Salkind and Linda Dusman

Friday October 7 12:30-1:15 PM Conference Center J

MSA Poetry Reading

Friday October 7 9:30 -11:00 PM Hallwalls Contemporary Center, 341 Delaware Avenue Poets: Jen Bervin Aldon Nielsen Michael Davidson Jed Rasula Elisabeth Frost Kathy Lou Schultz Rachel Galvin Robin Tremblay-McGaw Rob Halpern Barrett Watten Jeanne Heuving Tyrone Williams Cynthia Hogue

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Staged Reading and

Gertrude Stein’s “ Lights “Queen City Tour” (2 hours) the Lights” & a collection of Futurist 12:30-2:30 (2-hour, $10.00) Thursday, October 6; departs Shorts promptly at 12:30 from the lobby of the Hyatt Regency, with Denise Prince, UB Visual Studies Department and Professor Presented by Buffalo Poets of Mathematics, Erie Community College. Denise is a tour Organizers and Directors: Sarah Bay-Cheng and guide for Preservation Buffalo Niagara. David Hadbawnik “Queen City Tour: Highlights” (1 hour) Alleyway Theatre 12:30-1:30 (1-hour tour, $10.00; $5.00 for students cash re- 1 Curtain Up Alley quired) Friday & Saturday, October 7 and 8; departs prompt- ly at 12:30 from the lobby of the Hyatt Regency, with Pres- Saturday October 8 ervation Buffalo Niagara. 9:30-11:00 PM “City Hall Tour” (1 hour) 12:00-1:00 Friday Oct 7 (Free) Meet at City Hall lobby, 65 Galleries Niagara Square (an 8-minute walk from the Hyatt), offered through Preservation Buffalo Niagara. Albright-Knox Art Gallery Buffalo’s Albright-Knox Art Gallery is one of the premier ’s Darwin Martin House museums of modern and in North America. (1-hour or 2-hour tours) Founded in 1862, the museum has always collected con- The multi-structure estate (1903-05) that Frank Lloyd temporary art as part of its mission. The Albright-Knox of- Wright designed for Darwin D. Martin is a masterpiece of fers free admission on “First Fridays,” including October 6 20th-century architecture and is considered one of Wright’s during MSA 13. Open Tuesday-Sunday, 10am-5pm ($12/$8 finest Prairie Houses. Wright himself referred to the Martin reduced). First Fridays:10am-10pm, free admission. House complex as “the opus” and kept the site plan pinned to his table for close to fifty years. Burchfield Penney Art Center Visit Frank Lloyd Wright’s six-structure Darwin Martin Located across the street from the Albright-Knox on the House complex located in the historic Parkside neighbor- campus of Buffalo State College, the Burchfield Penney Art hood of Buffalo (10 minutes by taxi from the Hyatt). Center is dedicated to distinguished artists from Buffalo, Ni- Reservations are required: (877) 377-3858. agara, and Western New York. Open Tuesday, Wednesday, & Friday, 10am-5pm, Thursday. 10am-9pm, and Sunday, The Colored Musicians Club of Buffalo 11am-5pm ($9/$6 for seniors/$5 for students with ID). The Colored Musicians Club is located at 145 Broadway between Elm and Michigan Streets in Downtown Buffalo

(10 minutes by foot from the Hyatt).

For a complete list of Preservation Buffalo Niagara tours see their website: www.coloredmusiciansclub.org. All tours cost $10.00 per person. Advance notice recommended, but not required.

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Aubrey Porterfield Vanderbilt University MSA13: Carrie Preston Boston University Structures in Innovation Kathryn Stergiopoulos Princeton University Ming Xie University of Toronto

Thursday 3:00-5:00 SEM 4. The Emotional Life of Modernism Seminars Session 1 Franklin Leader: John Marsh Pennsylvania State University SEM 1. Modernity and Interdisciplinarity Elizabeth Alsop CUNY Graduate Center Grand F Iain Bailey University of Manchester Leader: Rebecca Colesworthy New York University Jennifer Chang Bowling Green State University Sarah Dowling University of Pennsylvania Suzanne Black SUNY Oneonta Sara Dunton University of New Brunswick Carole Bourne-Taylor Oxford University Annalee Edmondson University of Georgia Alison Dean Simon Fraser University Ruth Jennison University of Massachusetts, Amherst Stephanie Hawkins University of North Texas Anne Langendorfer Ohio State University Elisabeth Joyce Edinboro University of Pennsylvania Siobhan Scarry University of Victoria Ann Martin University of Saskatchewan John Steen Emory University Glenn Odom Rowan University Rebecca Troeger Boston College Stephen Pasqualina University of Southern California Janine Utell Widener University Megan Quigley Villanova University Lisa Weihman West Virginia University Lisa Marie Antonille Rhody University of Maryland Dora Zhang Princeton University Sonam Singh Cornell University Jennifer Spitzer New York University Flávia Camargo Toni University of Sao Paul Julia Walker Washington University in St. Louis SEM 5. Fordism & the Structure of Modernist Innovation Ellicott SEM 2. Modernist Soundscapes Leader: Jason Baskin University of Wyoming Invited Participant: Barrett Watten Wayne State University Executive Leaders: Steve Evans University of Maine Sabujkoli Bandopadhyay University of Alberta Kaplan Page Harris St. Bonaventure University Juliana Chow University of California Berkeley Robert D. Day Johns Hopkins University Tanya Clement University of Texas at Austin Colbey Emmerson Reid York College Stephen Fredman University of Notre Dame Jason Eversman University of Virginia Caroline Gelmi Tufts University Denise Ginfray Blaise Pascal University Clermont-Ferrand Piotr Gwiazda University of Maryland Baltimore County Tim Harte Lisa Hollenbach University of Wisconsin, Madison Scott Ortolano Florida State University Grant Matthew Jenkins University of Tulsa Samuele Pardini Elon University Erin Kappeler Tufts University Suzanne Raitt College of William & Mary Marit MacArthur California State University, Bakersfield Sunny Stalter Auburn University William May University of Southampton Rachael Wilson New York University Jeremy Schmidt University of California Los Angeles Irene Yoon University of California Berkeley

SEM 3. “ Lives on Trans- lation”: and Seneca Leaders: Demetres Tryphonopoulos University of New Brunswick David Roessel Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Antoine Cazé Université Diderot Josef Horacek Emory University Ana Lincoln University of Wisconsin, Madison Svetlana Nedeljkov University of New Brunswick

7 MSA 13 THURSDAY SEM 6. Modernism and SEM 9. Multipolar Modernisms Delaware A Grand E Leader: Stephen Kern Ohio State University Leaders: James Gifford Fairleigh Dickinson University Invited Participants: Anthony Domestico Yale University Peter Midgley University of Alberta Press Pericles Lewis Yale University Zara Ahmed Concordia University Douglas Basford University at Buffalo, SUNY Cynthia Cohen Binghamton University John Connor Colgate University Megan Cole Paustian Gregory Erickson New York University Rachel Disney University of Nevada, Las Vegas Jonathan Fedors University of Pennsylvania Matthew Eatough Vanderbilt University Benjamin Hagen University of Rhode Island Elisabeth Guerrero Bucknell University Allan Hepburn McGill University Suzanne Marie Hopcroft Yale University Lynne Hinojosa Baylor University Heather Lusty University of Nevada, Las Vegas Phillip Maciak University of Pennsylvania Janet Neigh Pennsylvania State University Erie, Gabrielle McIntire Queens University The Behrend College Matthew Mutter Bard College Sueyoung Park-Primiano New York University Emily Robins Sharpe Pennsylvania State University Bonnie Roos West Texas A & M University Amy Smith Lamar University Sejal Sutaria Earlham College Raji Singh Soni Queen’s University Timothy Wright Duke University

SEM 7. Modernism and Seriality SEM 10. Reception, Circulation, and Delaware B Consumption: The Social Infrastructure Leaders: Matthew Levay Harvard University of Modernism Jonathan J. Eburne Pennsylvania State University Conference Center K Invited Participant: Michael Valdez Moses Duke University Leaders: Sean Latham University of Tulsa Gayle Rogers Northwestern University David Ball Dickinson College Jonathan Bass Rutgers University Denise Ayo University of Notre Dame Patrick Scott Belk University of Tulsa Elizabeth Barnett Vanderbilt University Richard Cole University of Alberta Matthew Chambers University at Buffalo, SUNY Bill Freind Rowan University Rachel Epstein University of Pennsylvania Donal Harris University of California Los Angeles Andrew Goldstone Stanford University Keith Johnson Augusta State University Lise Jaillant University of British Columbia Catherine Jurca California Institute of Technology Mark Kaufman Tufts University Andrew Karas Yale University Matthew Kochis University of Tulsa Laurie Monahan University of California Santa Barbara Christopher La Casse University of Delaware Michael Opest University of Wisconsin, Madison Shannon Levitzke The University of Georgia Alexander Ruch Duke University Megan Minarich Vanderbilt University Kathryn Tanigawa University of Victoria Vaclav Paris University of Pennsylvania Sarah Wilson University of Toronto Roger Rothman Bucknell University Allison Schachter Vanderbilt University SEM 8. Patronage, Women Writers, & Artists, and the Making of Modernism SEM 11. and Modernism Delaware C Conference Center L Leaders: Julie Vandivere Bloomsburg University Leader: Simon Joyce College of William and Mary Invited Participants: Melissa Bradshaw Loyola University Invited Participants: Varun Begley College of William and Mary Jane Garrity University of Colorado Barry Faulk Florida State University

Anne Fernald Fordham University Erik Bachman University of California Santa Cruz Tatiana Longo Figueiredo University of Sao Paulo Michael Bogucki University of North Carolina Maggie Gordon Froehlich Pennsylvania State University, Stephen Brauer St. John Fisher College Hazleton Anne Diebel Columbia University Brenda Helt Metropolitan State University Andrew Epstein Florida State University Jennifer Burns Levin University of Oregon Elizabeth Evans Pennsylvania State, DuBois Noreen O’Connor King’s College, Pennsylvania Katherine Fusco Vanderbilt University Susan Rosenbaum University of Georgia Kathryn Klein Stony Brook University, SUNY Wendy Salkind University of Maryland, Baltimore County Liz Kuhn Towson University Francesca Sawaya University of Oklahoma Rebecca Peters-Golden University of Indiana Cecily Swanson Cornell University Aaron Rosenberg Cornell University 8 THURSDAY MSA 13 Thursday 3:30-5:00 Thursday 5:30-7:00 Panels Session 1 First Plenary Address Michael Davidson 1. Poetics of Metropolitan Modernity Regency A Organizers: Jed Rasula (University of Georgia) & Tim Conley “‘Living in the same place...and different (Brock University) places’: Cosmopoetics in and after Chair: Sarah Cole (Columbia University) Modernism” Jed Rasula (University of Georgia) “Burning City: Tracking Grand B & C Affiliations and Enthusiasms Around the Globe” Tim Conley (Brock University) “City Transit Gloria” 7:30-9:30 Reception & Oulipo Exhibit Tim Harte (Bryn Mawr College) “Vadim Shershenevich and his Karpeles Manuscript Museum, 453 Porter Avenue High-Speed ‘Word-Image’ of the Futurist Metropolis” [buses leave from Hyatt promptly at 7:15]

2. Modernism and the Irish Literary Revival Regency B Organizer: Marjorie Howes (Boston College) Chair: Joseph Nugent (Boston College)

Joseph Valente (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Yeats’s Last (Video) Tape: Revivalism in ‘...but the clouds...’” Dathalinn O’Dea (Boston College) “ in the Pigs’ Paper: Dubliners, The Co-operative Movement, and the Irish Revival” Marjorie Howes (Boston College) “The Print Culture Origins of Revivalism”

3. Unacknowledged Legislators in Regional and International Copyrights Niagara Organizer: Ronan Crowley (University at Buffalo, SUNY) Chair: Peter J. Potter (Cornell University Press)

Bartholomew Brinkman (Emory University) “Making Modernism: International Copyright, U.S. Trade Protection, and the Rise of the House of Faber” Ronan Crowley (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Le gach leabhar a leabharín: The Figure of a Medieval Irish Copyright Law, 1870-1940” Stina Teilmann-Lock (University of Copenhagen) “Danish Modern: Court-appointed Experts in Copyright Infringement Cases”

4. Obscenity and Limits to Free Expression Conference Center J Organizer: Alan Ackerman (University of Toronto) Chair: Allison Pease (John Jay College of Criminal )

Alan Ackerman (University of Toronto) “The Good and the Right: ‘Lush Girls’ in the Offices of Horace Liveright” Ira Wells (Wilfrid Laurier University) “Abortion, Censorship, and An American ” Loren Glass (University of Iowa) “Up From Underground: Grove Press and the Popularization of Pornography” 9 MSA 13 FRIDAY Friday October 7 SEM 14. Transparent Spaces of Modernity Seneca Breakfast Leader: Thomas Mical Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 7:00-9:00 Rachel Baumgardner Burke Ball State University Grand A Amanda Gradisek University of Arizona Shane Hunter University of Nebraska, Lincoln Eric Jarosinski University of Pennsylvania Friday 8:00-10:00 Tom Keegan University of Iowa Seminars Session 2 Joshua Lam University at Buffalo, SUNY Christopher McVey University of Wisconsin, Madison Sarah Osment Brown University SEM 12. The Old New Modernisms Beryl Pong University of Cambridge Board Room Robert Reginio Alfred University Leaders: Pamela Caughie Loyola University of Chicago Stephen Ross University of Oxford David Chinitz Loyola University of Chicago Liz Vine University of Wisconsin, Madison Invited Participant: Kevin Dettmar Pomona College

David Ayers University of Kent SEM 15. Weirdness, Occultism, Robin Blyn University of West Florida Michaela Bronstein Yale University and Conspiracies Tomasz Cieslak-Sokolowski Jagiellonian University Franklin Amélie Ducroux Université Lyon Leader: Stephen Ross University of Victoria Mara de Gennaro Bucknell University Invited Participant: Thomas Davis Ohio State University Eric Keenaghan SUNY Albany Holly Laird University of Tulsa Andrew Ferguson University of Virginia Beth Rosenberg University of Nevada Las Vegas Geoffrey Green San Francisco State University Lisa Siraganian Southern Methodist University Marcia Green Humanities Education & Research Association Paul Stasi SUNY Albany Christopher Higgs Florida State University Christine Suwendy Cornell University Robert Kirschen University of Nevada, Las Vegas Tara Thomson University of Victoria Claire Laville Emory University Karin Westman Kansas State University Janet Lyon Pennsylvania State University Michael Lundell University of California San Diego Sean McCray University of Nevada, Las Vegas SEM 13. Nature and the Limits Scott McCracken Keele University of Modernism Daniel Newman University of Toronto David Rosen Trinity College Executive Leif Sorensen Colorado State University Leaders: Margaret Konkol University at Buffalo, SUNY Aimee Wilson Florida State University Jeffrey McCarthy Westminster College Eve Sorum University of Massachusetts Boston Nigel Alderman Mount Holyoke College Friday 8:30-10:00 Glenn Clifton University of Toronto Sarah Dunlap Ohio State University Panels Session 2 Caroline Hovanec Vanderbilt University Kalyan Nadiminti University of Pennsylvania Leila Nadir University of Rochester 4. Roundtable 1: Print Editions in the Age Kelly C. MacPhail McGill University of the Digital Archive Alex Murray University of Exeter Regency A Jesse Oak Taylor University of Maryland-College Park Organizer: Susannah Hollister University of Texas at Austin Anne Raine University of Ottawa Emily Setina Baylor University Erwin Rosinberg Emory University Moderator: Karin Roffman United States Military Academy at Joshua Schuster University of Western Ontario West Point Glenn Willmott Queens University Sang Wu Cornell University Logan Esdale Chapman University Susannah Hollister University of Texas at Austin Andrew Karas Yale University Peter J. Potter Cornell University Press Robin G. Schulze Pennsylvania State University Emily Setina Baylor University 10 FRIDAY MSA 13 5. The Eros of Innovation 9. Hybrid Bodies, Hybrid Narratives Regency B Grand E Organizer: Jeanne Heuving (University of Washington, Bothell) Organizer: Christina Milletti (University at Buffalo, SUNY) Chair: Carla Billitteri (University of Maine) Chair: Ewa Plonowska Ziarek (University at Buffalo, SUNY)

Jeanne Heuving (University of Washington, Bothell) “Ezra Christina Milletti (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Djuna Pound as Love Poet” Barnes’ Repulsive Women: Hybridity as Gender Performance” Rob Halpern (Eastern Michigan University) “The Impenetrability Dimitri Anastasopoulos (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Present of Intelligibility: George Oppen’s ‘Eros’” Without Memory: Self-Forgetfulness and Omniscience in Hybrid Robin Tremblay-McGaw (Santa Clara University) “Erotic Narration” Transformations in Robert Gluck’s Marjery Kemp” Christine Hume (Eastern Michigan University) “Hybridity and Materiality in Bhanu Kapil’s Humanimal”

6. The Affective Turn: Modernist Genealogies 10. Trauma, Revisited Ellicott Conference Center B Organizer: Elin Diamond (Rutgers University) Organizer: Elizabeth Outka (University of Richmond) Chair: Carrie Preston (Boston University) Chair: Scott Klein (Wake Forest University)

Elin Diamond (Rutgers University) “Affective Athletes, Raccourcis, Tammy Clewell (Kent State University) “Consciousness, and Shivering in Rhythm” Trauma, and the Contemporary Neurosciences: Rereading Matthew Wilson Smith (Boston University) “The Legibility of Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway” Affect in the Cenci of Shelley and Artaud” Elizabeth Outka (University of Richmond) “‘The wood for Harriet Davidson (Rutgers University) “Modernist Poetics and coffins ran out’: The Traumatic of the 1918-1919 Flu the Politics of Affect Theory” Pandemic” Greg Forter (University of South Carolina) “Modernism, Trauma, and Postcoloniality: and Arundhati 7. Fashion’s Complex Structures Roy” of Innovation Niagara Organizer: Ilya Parkins (University of British Columbia, Okanagan) 11. Experimental Textual Visions Chair: Jane Garrity (University of Colorado, Boulder) Conference Center J Organizer: Philip Keel Geheber (Trinity College, ) Lois Cucullu (University of Minnesota) “‘Hate That Gray?’ Chair: Steven Miller (University at Buffalo, SUNY) Down with the Eminence Grise – Up with the Cult of the New” Celia Marshik (Stony Brook University, SUNY) “‘New Second- Jennifer Buckley (Columbia University) “‘Alphabet of hand Clothes’: Innovation and Representation of Used Garments” Surprise’: The typographical performers of Francesco Cangiullo’s Ilya Parkins (University of British Columbia, Okanagan) “Elsa Caffèconcerto” Schiaparelli and the Lure of Timelessness” Philip Keel Geheber (Trinity College, Dublin) “‘Construct ann aquilittoral dryankle’: The Bass Triangle in Picasso and Joyce” Jonathan Bass (Rutgers University) “Extra-Rapid Expositions in Duchamp, Diderot, and Rube Goldberg” 8. The Modernist Body Delaware B Organizer: Carole Bourne-Taylor (Brasenose College, Oxford 12. Libraries in the Contemporary Crisis University) Chair: Cynthia Hogue (Arizona State University) Conference Center K Organizer: Damien Keane (University at Buffalo, SUNY) Chair: Ben Alexander (Queen’s College CUNY) Carole Bourne-Taylor (Brasenose College, Oxford University) “Modernism (dis)embodied” Jeremy Braddock (Cornell University) “The Responsibles: Denise Ginfray (Blaise Pascal University) “Fortunes and Misfor- Archibald MacLeish, , and the Library of Congress” tunes of the Modernist Body in the Prism of Art and Technique” Greg Londe (New York University) “Borrowing and Lending: Ruth Lahti (University of Massachusetts, Amherst) “Modern Léopold Senghor, UNESCO, and the Trade of World Heritage” Times, Modern Wars: Gesture and Transnational Trauma in (Pennsylvania State University) “The Hemingway’s ” Jonathan P. Eburne Library We’ve Been Waiting For: Modernism and the Nag Hammadi Discovery” Damien Keane (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “‘The Demon in their Ears’: Libraries, Media, and MacNeice’s Radiophonic Faust” 11 MSA 13 FRIDAY 10:00-10:30 16. Modernist Manuals Niagara Coffee Break Organizer: Emily James (University of Washington) Chair: Barbara Green (University of Notre Dame)

Max Saunders (King’s College ) “C. K. Ogden’s ‘To-Day and To-Morrow’ Series (1924-31): How to Live in Friday 10:30-12:00 the Future, or How to Imagine the Future” David M. Earle (University of West Florida) “Learning to be Panels Session 3 Bad: True Confession Magazines and the Rise of the Flapper” Emily James (University of Washington) “Aldous Huxley and 1. What Are You Reading? the Art of Seeing” Executive

Annalee Edmondson The University of Georgia 17. The Syntax of Voice Stephen Fredman University of Notre Dame Franklin Suzette Ann Henke University of Louisville Organizer: Elizabeth Bonapfel (New York University) Marit MacArthur California State University Bakersfield Chair: Rishona Zimring (Lewis and Clark College) Amy Smith Lamar University Elizabeth Bonapfel (New York University) “A Portrait of Voice: Joyce’s Experimental Syntax” 13. Roundtable 2: Feminist Intersections Margaret Bruzelius (Smith College) “Ventriloquizing Catullus” Regency B John Melillo (University of Arizona) “Dadadadadada: Voice as Moderator: Jessica Berman University of Maryland, Baltimore Noise in Dadaist Sound Performance” County Alessandro Porco (Hamilton College) “The Voices of Hip-Hop: Performance, Body, and the Recording Studio” Jessica Berman University of Maryland, Baltimore County Anne Fernald Fordham University Madelyn Detloff Miami University 18. Airborne Modernism: Environments, Urmila Seshagiri University of Tennessee Affects, Atmospheres Scott Herring Indiana University Delaware A Melanie Micir University of Pennsylvania Organizer: Justus Nieland (Michigan State University) Chair: Mark Goble (University of California Berkeley)

14. (Un)Lettered Wars: Subalterns, Jennifer Fay (Vanderbilt University) “Slapstick and Ecologized Censors, and Shadows in WWI Writing War” Conference Center J Joel Nickels (University of Miami) “Claude McKay’s Climates Organizers: Laura Doyle (University of Massachusetts, Amherst) of Self-Government” Chair: Laura Doyle (University of Massachusetts, Amherst) Justus Nieland (Michigan State University) “Airy Life, Happy : On Eames and Midcentury Media Environments” Sarah Cole (Columbia University) “Violence’s Shadow” Santanu Das (Queen Mary, University of London) “, Empire, and First Literature” 19. Educating the Eye: Visuality, Science, & Mark Whalan (University of Oregon Eugene) “Letters from a Technology in Latin American Magazine Soldier: States of Intimacy in WWI ” Culture, 1870-1920 Delaware B Organizers: María del Pilar Blanco (University College London) 15. Artistic/Critical gestures: Theory & the and Luis Rebaza-Soraluz (King’s College London) European Avant-Gardes Chair: Louise Hornby (University of California Los Angeles) Ellicott Organizer: Mena Mitrano (University of Rome) María del Pilar Blanco (University College London) “Dissecting Chair: David Ayers (University of Kent) the Modern Eye: Santiago Sierra’s El mundo científico and New Optical ” Sascha Bru (Leuven University) and Peter Nicholls (New York Maria Chiara D’Argenio (Morley College London) “Visualizing University) “Modernism and Rhetoric” the Nation: Photography, Modernization and in El Perú Scott McCracken (Keele University) “Anticipating the Past. Ilustrado” Betting on the Future” Luis Rebaza-Soraluz (King’s College London) “Visualizing Mena Mitrano (University of Rome) “Sontag, Modernism, Modern : Understanding Mass Society through Caras y and Theory” Caretas’ Illustrations on New Technologies” 12 FRIDAY MSA 13 20. Modernist Common Sense 24. Race, Ownership, & Censorship in Delaware C Modernist Print Culture Organizer: Katherine Biers (Columbia University) Conference Center B Chair: Robin G. Schulze (Pennsylvania State University) Organizer: Adam McKible (John Jay College of Criminal Justice) Chair: Lena M. Hill (University of Iowa) Nancy Bentley (University of Pennsylvania) “DuBois, Rancière, and the ‘Unsensed Sensation’ in the Novel” Adam McKible (John Jay College of Criminal Justice) “Alain Katherine Biers (Columbia University) “Feeling in Common Locke, Countee Cullen, and the Sexual/Textual Politics of with ” the New Negro” Andrew Goldstone (Stanford University) “Tautology, Autonomy: Suzanne Churchill (Davidson College) “‘Mammy of the South, / The Common Sense of ” Silence your Mouth’: Race Censorship and in Contempo Magazine” David Chinitz (Loyola University, Chicago) “America Again: 21. Modernist Prosodies: Structures of Langston Hughes’s Stake in Common Ground” Innovation, Structures of Discipline Grand E Organizer: Erin Kappeler (Tufts University) 25. Against Innovation Chair: Michael Golston (Columbia University) Regency A Organizer: Natalia Cecire (Emory University) Anne Jamison (University of Utah) “Anti-nationalist Prosodies: Chair: Theodore Martin (University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee) Swinburne, Mallarmé, and the Return of the Non-Native” Erin Kappeler (Tufts University) “Prosody by Fiat: Creating Natalia Cecire (Emory University) “Repeating Stein” ” Stephen Ross (University of Victoria) “The Haunting of Meredith Martin (Princeton University) “The Phonetics of Modernist Studies” Modernist Prosody: Bridges, Saintsbury, Pound” Joel Burges (University of Rochester) “The Old-Fashioned Mr. Anderson: Obsolescence and Cinema by Outdated Means from King Kong to Fantastic Mr. Fox” 22. Modernist Responses and Revisions: Niedecker, Stein, Faulkner Grand F 26. Architecture and Spectacle Organizer: Greg Barnhisel (Duquesne University) Conference Center K Chair: Megan Jewell (Case Western Reserve University) Organizer: Heather Lusty (University of Nevada, Las Vegas) Chair: Barbara Cole (Independent Scholar) Elizabeth Savage (Fairmont State University) “Make it Late: The Lyric as Reading in Niedecker and Willis” Thomas Mical (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) “The Problematic Deborah Mix (Ball State University) “‘Round n around’: of Transparency in Paxton’s Crystal Palace” Gertrude Stein and Suzan-Lori Parks” Michael Lundell (University of California San Diego) “Supersonic Greg Barnhisel (Duquesne University) “That Genial Regionalist: Saracenic: The ‘Oriental Orgasmic’ Luna Park” Faulkner and the USIA” Heather Lusty (University of Nevada, Las Vegas) “The Classical Revival and Modern Political

23. Structures of “Feeling with” and Modernist Innovation 12:00-1:30 Grand G Organizer: Meghan Hammond (New York University) Lunch Chair: James Gifford (Fairleigh Dickinson University) (on your own)

K. E. Birdsall (Michigan State University) “Structures of the Unrepresentable: Einfühlung and George du Maurier’s Peter Ibbetson” Meghan Hammond (New York University) “Into Other Minds: The Empathic Narrative Strategies of and ” Siobhan Scarry (University of Victoria) “‘To Trace the Visionary Company of Love’: and the Stubborn Productions of Affective Community”

13 MSA 13 FRIDAY

Friday 12:30-1:15 30. Books of Wonder: Children’s Print Culture in Mid-Twentieth-Century England Music in Gertrude Stein’s Ida and “Miss Fur and America Niagara and Miss Skeene”: Performance and Discussion Organizer: Kristin Bluemel (Monmouth University) Conference Center J Chair: Alex Goody (Oxford Brookes University) Wendy Salkind (University of Maryland, Baltimore County)

Linda Dusman (University of Maryland, Baltimore County) Analisa Leppanen-Guerra (Depaul University) “Farming the Imagination: The Influence of Children’s Books on Joseph

Cornell’s ‘Agriculture’ Book-Object” Friday 1:30-3:00 Kristin Bluemel (Monmouth University) “Illustrating War: British Children’s Poetry Books” Panels Session 4 Julie Sinn Cassidy (Borough of Manhattan, CUNY) “An Innocent Face: Images of Childhood in the Little Golden Books” 27. Roundtable 3: Poetics and Multidisciplinary Study 31. Modernism’s Descriptions Regency A Franklin Organizer: Jeanne Heuving University of Washington Organizer: Dora Zhang (Princeton University) Moderator: Jeanne Heuving University of Washington Chair: Jean-Michel Rabaté (University of Pennsylvania)

Lynn Keller University of Wisconsin, Madison Dora Zhang (Princeton University) “Neither This nor That: Dee Morris University of Iowa Description and Character” Cynthia Hogue Arizona State University Louise Hornby (University of California Los Angeles) “Locating Judith Goldman University of Chicago the Particular: Photography and Description” Jessica Lewis Luck California State University, San Bernardino Heather Love (University of Pennsylvania) “Practices of Description and Histories of Reading in the Social Sciences”

28. Sex, Politics, and Modernist Scandal Regency B 32. ’s Time Polemics Organizer: Spurgeon Thompson (Fordham University) Delaware A Chair: Joseph Valente (University at Buffalo, SUNY) Organizer: Abigail Susik (Willamette University) Chair: Eric Rettberg (University of Virginia) Lucy McDiarmid (Montclair State University) “Offensive: Yeats, Pound, Blunt, and the Peacock Dinner” Abigail Susik (Willamette University) “Dada Awakenings: The Margot Gayle Backus (University of Houston) “Joyce and the Iconography of the Alarm Clock” Modern Political Sex Scandal” Dalia Judovitz (Emory University) “Delaying the : Spurgeon Thompson (Fordham University) “Scandalous Assassins Temporal Strategies in Duchamp’s Large Glass” in Modern Writing” Arndt Niebisch (University of North Carolina, Greensboro) Martha Stallman (University of Texas at Austin) “‘Maria is my “Time Montages: On Hans Richter’s Post-absolute ” Proper Mother’: Secrets, Sweets and Seduction in James Joyce’s ‘Clay’” 33. Modernist Ecologies: Making 29. Modernism and the Global South Natural History Ellicott Delaware B Organizer: Mara de Gennaro (Bucknell University) Organizer: Glenn Willmott (Queen’s University) Chair: Susan Andrade (University of Pittsburgh) Chair: Marjorie Howes (Boston College)

Lisa Fluet (Boston College) “Involvement: Zadie Smith, E. M. Glenn Willmott (Queen’s University) “Modern Animalism: Post- Forster, and the Liberal Imagination” human Adaptation in Stein, Moore, McCay and Herriman” Anne W. Gulick (University of South Carolina) “Formal Patrick Moran (Wake Forest University) “On Mimicry, Conrad, Experimentation in the Law and Literature of ” and Modernist Lepidoptera” Mara de Gennaro (Bucknell University) “Testimony’s Sophie Lavin (Stony Brook University, SUNY) “The Inhabitable Limits: Three Guineas and the Caribbean Diaspora” Wilderness in ” Susan Z. Andrade (University of Pittsburgh) “After Midnight: Form, A Fine Balance and after Modernism”

14 FRIDAY MSA 13 34. Refamiliarization 38. Modernism and the Black Delaware C Conference Center B Organizer: Timothy Wientzen (Duke University) Organizer: Pamela L. Caughie (Loyola University Chicago) Chair: Thomas S. Davis (Ohio State University) Chair: David Chinitz (Loyola University Chicago)

Lisi Schoenbach (University of Tennessee) “Critical Habits” Ann Mattis (Marquette University) “Domestic Labor and New Timothy Wientzen (Duke University) “The Perception of Black Womanhood in Jessie Fauset’s The Sleeper Wakes” Automatism: Modernist Criticism and the Legacy of Habit” Pamela L. Caughie (Loyola University Chicago) “‘The best Scott Selisker (University California Santa Barbara) “Habits of people’: Representing the Black Bourgeoisie in Modernist ” Thought: Defamiliarization in Orwell and Skinner” Lena M. Hill (University of Iowa) “When ‘the People’s Poet’ Adopts a Modernist Idiom: Tolson’s Harlem Gallery and Museum Publication” 35. Memory, Modernism, and the Country Estate 39. Reading the Ruins Grand E Conference Center J Organizer: Joanna Scutts (Columbia University) Organizer: Leo Mellor (University of Cambridge) Chair: Jeffrey McCarthy (Westminster College) Chair: Vincent Sherry (Washington University in St. Louis)

Joanna Scutts (Columbia University) “The Country House as Glyn Salton-Cox (Yale University) “‘I suppose there’ll be no War Memorial” more cricket’: The British Coming-of-” Julieann Veronica Ulin (Florida Atlantic University) “Medieval Marina MacKay (Washington University in St. Louis) “The Invasions in Ireland’s Modern Houses” Prison Conrad” Amy Clukey (University of Louisville) “ and Leo Mellor (University of Cambridge) “Shards and Stories” Plantation History”

36. Modernism and the 40. Exhibiting Modernism: Fashion, Nineteenth Century Magazine Culture, & Conference Center K Grand F Organizer: Rishona Zimring (Lewis and Clark College) Organizer: Stephanie Farrar (University at Buffalo, SUNY) Chair: Jessica Berman (University of Maryland, Baltimore Chair: Hannah Sikorski (Brown University) County) Alex Murray (University of Exeter) “Decadent Legacies: Jane Garrity (University of Colorado Boulder) “‘Blue Elephants, , Naples, and Modernist Travel Writing” or were they Toadstools?’: Vanessa Bell’s Post-Impressionist Paul Juhasz (Northampton College) “An Endless Succession of Dress” Waves: A Reconsideration of Stephen Crane’s ‘The Open Boat’” Urmila Seshagiri (University of Tennessee, Knoxville) Len Gutkin (Yale University) “Reserved Heroics: From “Introducing Modernism: The Cultural Vision of Vanity Fair Victorian Reserve to the Hemingway Code” Magazine” Stephanie Farrar (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Gertrude Rishona Zimring (Louis and Clark College) Ballet, Folk Dance, Stein’s Nineteenth-Century Discursive Models for Modernist and the Remaking of British Culture in the Interwar Years” Experiment”

37. Aesthetics of Theory in the 3:00-3:30 Modernist Era Grand G Coffee Break Organizer: Antoine Cazé (Université Paris Diderot) Chair: Barrett Watten (Wayne State University)

Antoine Cazé (Université Paris Diderot) “H.D. on the Threshold of Theory, from Notes on Thought & Vision to Tribute to Freud” Amélie Ducroux (Université Lumière Lyon 2/Université Paris Est Créteil) “T.S. Eliot’s Programmatic Poetry” Abigail Lang (Université Paris Diderot) “The Tune of Thinking: Gertrude Stein’s Narration”

15 MSA 13 FRIDAY James A. Van Dyke (University of Missouri-Columbia) “Ernst Friday 3:30-5:00 Barlach and the Conservative Revolution” Panels Session 5 Adrian R. Duran (Memphis College of Art, Overton Park) “The Problematic, Paradoxical Politics of Midcentury Italian

2. What Are You Reading? Executive 45. Modernism & Franklin Zara Ahmed Concordia University Organizer: Patricia Rae (Queen’s University) Anthony Domestico Yale University Chair: Mark Wollaeger (Vanderbilt University) Melanie Micir University of Pennsylvania Donald Wellman Daniel Webster College Erik Bachman (University of California Santa Cruz) “Conserva- tionists of the Waste Lands: The , Stalinism, and ” 41. Roundtable 4: Social Network Analysis Seamus O’Malley (Hunter College, CUNY) “Rebecca West’s and the Databases of Modernism Modernist Struggle Against Fascism in Black Lamb and Grey Regency A Falcon” Organizer: James Stephen Harvard University Patricia Rae (Queen’s University) “Modernist Orwell”

Moderator: Jeff Drouin University of Tulsa

Chatham Ewing University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 46. Modernist Marriage and Divorce J. Matthew Huculak Dalhousie University Delaware A James Stephen Murphy Harvard University Organizer: Holly Jackson (Skidmore College) Lisa Marie Antonille Rhody University of Maryland Chair: Amy Tease ( University) Clifford Wulfman Princeton University Holly Jackson (Skidmore College) “‘Practically Everyone Is Divorced’: Hemingway’s Disaffiliations” Erwin Rosinberg (Emory University) “‘The Sands of Liberation’: 42. Roundtable 5: Innovative Black Poetry Marriage and the Experimental Life in ’s Night Regency B and Day” Organizer: Grant Matthew Jenkins University of Tulsa Ashley T. Shelden (Kennesaw State University) “Modernists in Moderator: Myung Mi Kim University at Buffalo, SUNY Love: Marriage and the One in ’s The Good Soldier” Grant Matthew Jenkins University of Tulsa Kathy Lou Schultz University of Memphis Tyrone Williams Xavier University 47. The Beats and Modernism Delaware B Organizer: Jimmy Fazzino (University of California Santa Cruz) 43. Modernism and Disability Chair: Tyrus H. Miller (University of California Santa Cruz) Ellicott Organizer: Michael Thurston (Smith College) Jeff Nguyen (Harvard University) “The Codes of Cool: Diane di Chair: Janet Lyon (Pennsylvania State University) Prima and the Everyday Modernism of the Village” William Solomon (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Cut-Ups: Maren Linett (Purdue University) “‘Keep my mind off’: William Burroughs as Slapstick Modernist” and Deafness in ‘Sirens’” Jimmy Fazzino (University of California Santa Cruz) “The Michael Thurston (Smith College) “Grabbing Vision by the Statue of 1713: Ted Joans and the Worlded Circuits of African- Balls” American Beat ” Michael Davidson (University of California, San Diego) “Every Man his Specialty” 48. How to be a Modernist Reader Delaware C 44. The Inconvenient Politics of Modern Organizer: Michaela Bronstein (Yale University) European Artists Chair: Randi Saloman (Wake Forest University) Niagara Michaela Bronstein (Yale University) “On Not Re-reading Organizer: Ernest Ialongo (Hostos Community College) Novels” Chair: Mark Antliff (Duke University) Joshua Landy (Stanford University) “The Function of Modernist Reflexivity” Ernest Ialongo (Hostos Community College, CUNY) “The Karen Zumhagen-Yekplé (Harvard University) “The Everyday’s Calculated Compromise: Filippo Tommaso Marinetti and Fabulous Beyond: Nonsense, Parable, and the of Fascism in the 1920s” the Literary in Kafka and Wittgenstein” 16 FRIDAY MSA 13 49. Anhedonic Modernism 53. Toward a Leisure Theory of Grand E Modernism: The of Labor and Organizer: Laura Frost (The New School / Lang College) Leisure in Aesthetic Production Chair: Celia Marshik (Stony Brook University, SUNY) Conference Center J Organizer: Christian Gerzso (New York University) Allison Pease (John Jay College of Criminal Justice) “The Chair: Shawna Ross (Pennsylvania State University) Negative Aesthetics of

Leonard Diepeveen (Dalhousie University) “The Interpretive Luke Carson (University of Victoria) “Leisure and ‘Social Pleasures of Disfigurement” Mystery’ in Paul Valéry” Laura Frost (The New School / Lang College) “The Impasse of Christian Gerzso (New York University) “Intellectual Work and Pleasure: Jean Rhys and Patrick Hamilton” Apologias of Leisure in the British Fin de siècle” Jeremy Schmidt (University of California Los Angeles) “Imaging Labor: Ezra Pound’s Contemporania” 50. Testing Transnationalism Grand F Organizer: J. Matthew Hart (Columbia University) 54. Global Innovations in Post-World Chair: Rebecca Walkowitz (Rutgers University) War II Cinema Elizabeth S. Anker (Cornell University) “‘Mild Proud Conference Center K Sovereignty’: Postcolonial and A Portrait of Organizer: Will Scheibel (Indiana University) the Artist as a Young Man” Chair: Tanya Shilina-Conte (University at Buffalo, SUNY) J. Matthew Hart (Columbia University) “Extraterritoriality as a Way of Life” Sueyoung Park-Primiano (New York University) “Post-War David James (University of Nottingham) “Provincializing South Korean Cinema: Reconstruction, Hollywood, and the Transnationalism” Writing of a New Cultural Identity” Will Scheibel (Indiana University) “Projections of the ‘Real’ India: , Realism, and Modernism in the Apu Trilogy” 51. Historiographic Modernism: Innovation Silvio Gaggi (University of South Florida) “Bertolucci’s Last & the Past in Modernist Women’s Poetry Tango: The End of Politics” Grand G Organizer: Stacy Carson Hubbard (University at Buffalo, SUNY) Chair: Suzanne Raitt (College of William & Mary) Friday 5:15-6:45 Kelley Wagers (Penn State Worthington Scranton) “‘but gods Second Plenary Address always face two ways’: Trilogy’s Historical Turns” Stephanie Hawkins (University of North Texas) “Words in Robert Ferguson Relative Motion: Stein’s Tender Buttons, the New Physics, and the Fragmentation of History” Stacy Carson Hubbard (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Immigration Novel / Immigration Law: A “‘Marriage, Tobacco, and ’: ’s Colonial Hidden Tangle in Modernism” America” Grand B & C Melissa Zeiger (Dartmouth College) “Elizabeth Bishop’s History” 6:45-9:00 Reception, Grand A

52. How to do Things with Textiles: Weaving, Upholstering, Draping Conference Center B 9:30-11:00 Poetry Reading Organizer: Colbey Emmerson Reid (York College) Chair: Julia Walker (Washington University in St. Louis) Jen Bervin, Michael Davidson, Elisabeth Frost, Rachel Jen Bervin (Independent Artist) “Weaving as Typing: Typewriter Galvin, Rob Halpern, Jeanne Heuving, Cynthia Hogue, Studies at Black Mountain College” Aldon Nielsen, Jed Rasula, Robin Tremblay-McGaw, Colbey Emmerson Reid (York College) “Reupholstering the Kathy Lou Schultz, Barrett Watten, Tyrone Williams Elephant Man” Mary K. Cyr (York College) “The Modernist Tutu” Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, 341 Delaware Avenue

17 MSA 13 SATURDAY Saturday October 8 SEM 18. Modernism and Pleasure Delaware A Breakfast Leaders: Lauryl Tucker Sewanee: University of the South 7:00-9:00 Elizabeth Sheehan Ithaca College

Grand A Michael Becker University of Rhode Island Beth Blum University of Pennsylvania Magdalena Bogacka Graduate Center, CUNY Saturday 8:00-10:00 Julie Sinn Cassidy Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY Seminars Session 6 Jason Coates Virginia Commonwealth University Christine Doran Potsdam, SUNY SEM 16. Women’s Documentary Forms Christian Engley Boston University Board Room Nicole Flynn Tufts University Leaders: Jane Marcus Graduate Center, CUNY Bernadette Guthrie Cornell University Rowena Kennedy-Epstein Graduate Center, CUNY Rachel McArthur University of Toronto Marcie Panutsos Duquesne University Kimberly Coates Bowling Green State University Mia You University of California Berkeley Laura Cowan University of Maine Robert Volpicelli Pennsylvania State University Anne Cunningham Stony Brook University, SUNY Melissa Zeiger Dartmouth College Sarah Ehlers University of Michigan Rishona Zimring Lewis & Clark College Meghan Fox Stony Brook University, SUNY Elisabeth Frost Fordham University Cecily Garber University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign SEM 19. Modernism and Neuroscience Kristin Gilger University of Virginia Conference Center L Elisa Glick University of Missouri Leader: Tammy Clewell Kent State University Sarah Grieve Arizona State University Alison Heney Binghamton University, SUNY Kaila Brown Duke University Emily Hinnov Boston University Lisa Carstens Virginia Wesleyan University Cynthia Hogue Arizona State University Melba Cuddy-Keane University of Toronto Corinna Lee Marquette University Katherine DeLorenzo, Hunter College, CUNY Julius Lobo Loyola University, Maryland Elena Gualtieri University of Sussex Caitlin Newcomer Florida State University Leo Hoar University of California Irvine Emily Setina Baylor University Seamus O’Malley Hunter College Joshua Landy Stanford University Andrew Logemann Indiana University SEM 17. “These Fragments”: Transmission Manya Lempert University of California Berkeley and Modernity from the Typewriter Holly Schaaf Boston University to Twitter Natallia Stelmak Schabner Graduate Center, CUNY Executive Leaders: Ben Alexander Queen’s College, CUNY Ronan Crowley University at Buffalo, SUNY Saturday 8:30-10:00 Jeff Allred Hunter College, CUNY Panels Session 6 Jacquelyn Ardam University of California Los Angeles Vanessa Chang Stanford University Megan Charley Michigan State University 55. Roundtable 5: (Re)Making Modernism: Leah Flack Marquette University A Roundtable on the Work of Corey Frost New Jersey City University Robert Scholes Silvio Gaggi University of South Florida Regency A Andrew Hines Vanderbilt University Organizer: David Ben-Merre Buffalo State College Robert Hurd Anne Arundel Community College Moderator: Sean Latham University of Tulsa Heather Love University of Indiana Julia Panko University of California Santa Barbara Robert Arellano Southern Oregon University Josh Schneiderman Graduate Center, CUNY Patrick Collier Ball State University Jesse Schotter Ohio State University Jonathan Goldman New York Institute of Technology Geoffrey Green San Francisco State University Meegan Kennedy Florida State University

18 SATURDAY MSA 13 56. Shakespeare’s Sisters: Woolf’s Influence 60. Multilingual Innovation after Joyce on Second-Generation Bloomsbury Grand E Women Writers Organizer: Gregory Baker (Brown University) Regency B Chair: Tim Conley (Brock University) Organizer: Brenda Helt (Metropolitan State University) Chair: Brenda Helt (Metropolitan State University) Salvatore Pappalardo (Rutgers University) “The Multiplication of Languages and Farces: ’s Endgames” Joyce Y. Karpay (University of South Florida, Tampa) “Not to Marion Quirici (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “‘Silence, Exile be Overlooked: Virginia Woolf’s Successors—Elizabeth Bowen and Punning’: The Multilingualism of Myles na gCopaleen” and Rosamond Lehmann” Gregory Baker (Brown University) “‘Venator Formarum’: Matt Franks (University of California Davis) “Woolfian Bio- Anglo-Welsh Nationalism & the Romanitas of David Jones” politics?: and Degeneracy in Olive Moore’s Spleen” Kathryn Laing (Mary Immaculate College) “‘Let us consider 61. “Quo Anima”: Innovation and letters’: Virginia Woolf’s Jacob’s Room and Elizabeth Bowen’s in Modernist and Contemporary Women Writers A World of Love” Grand G Organizer: Faith Barrett (Lawrence University) 57. Modernism in the Mirror of Production: Chair: Linda Kinnahan (Duquesne University) The Moderns in Reflection Ellicott Sara Nolan (Writer and Independent Scholar) “The In-feeling of Organizer: Aldon Lynn Nielsen (Pennsylvania State University) What Leaks In: Edith Stein & Jean Valentine” Chair: Todd Carmody (University of California Berkeley) Faith Barrett (Lawrence University) “‘Never isolated’: Language and Community in Gertrude Stein and Leslie Scalapino” Geoffrey Jacques (City University of New York) “‘A Path Elizabeth Robinson (Poet and Independent Scholar) “Haunted Strewn with Dreams’: William Stanley Braithwaite, Modernist Landscapes in Mary Butts and Brenda Coultas” Poetics, and the Poetic Year for 1916” Silvia Regina Gomes Miho (Universidade Federal Da Grande 62. Modernism’s Phono-optic Operations Dourados/) “Brazilian Modern Arts Week 1922” Conference Center B Aldon Lynn Nielsen (Pennsylvania State University) “The Story Organizer: John Hyland (University at Buffalo, SUNY) So Far: ’s Outline of , 1929” Chair: Damien Keane (University at Buffalo, SUNY)

58. Modernism’s Social Media: Aesthetic Andrew Ferguson (University of Virginia) “Pick Up the Phone: Innovation and Discourses of Society The Maternalizing Call in Virginia Woolf’s Night and Day” Niagara John Hyland (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Langston Hughes, Organizer: Sonam Singh (Cornell University) Atlantic Violence, and the War-Time Radio ” Chair: Sonam Singh (Cornell University) 63. Mediating and Remediating Dada Rebecca Colesworthy (New York University) “Are All Gifts Conference Center J Created Equal? or, Aesthetics, Anthropology and Stevie Smith’s Organizer: Eric Rettberg (University of Virginia) Novel on Yellow Paper” Chair: Abigail Susik (Willamette University) Jonah Corne (University of Manitoba) “The Talking Cure on the Silent Screen: Psychoanalysis, Transmediation, and G. W. Pabst’s Emily Hage (St. Joseph’s University) “Inviting Interference: the Secrets of a Soul” Compilation, Design, and Exchange of Dada Art Journals” Daniel Gomes (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Going on Éire Eric Rettberg (University of Virginia) “Remediating the with Beckett: Enchanting the Radio” Ridiculous in Hugo Ball’s Sound Poetry” Elizabeth Lindau (University of Virginia) “Dada Sound Poetry 59. Parenthood in American, British, and in Brian Eno’s Lyrics” Delaware B 64. Modernism and Machines Organizer: Erin Johns Speese (West Virginia University) Conference Center K Chair: Margaret Mills Harper (University of Limerick) Organizer: Richard Begam (University of Wisconsin, Madison) Chair: Jesse Wolfe (California State University, Stanislaus) Erin Johns Speese (West Virginia University) “‘But he dared Mark Wollaeger (Vanderbilt University) “Loving the Machine: not know her’: Intersubjective Parenting in D.H. D. H. Lawrence’s Typewriter and the Edwardian Cyborg” Lawrence’s The Rainbow” Richard Begam (University of Wisconsin, Madison) “From Barbara Ladd (Emory University) “Fathers and Daughters: Autonomy to Automaton: Mechanical Reproduction in Fritz Faulkner and the Modern Girl” Lang’s Metropolis” Jacinta van den Berg (University of Western ) “‘Twice Carrie Preston (Boston University) “Dancing Marionettes and Born’: Revising Patrick White’s Maternal Legacy” other Machines in Avant-garde, Ballet, and ” 19 MSA 13 SATURDAY Michael Boughn (Independent Scholar, Poet, Fiction Writer) 10:00-10:30 “H.D., Robert Duncan, The H.D. Book, and the Occult” Coffee Break Eric Keenaghan (University at Albany, SUNY) “A ‘Companion of the Way’: The Life-Politics of Norman Holmes Pearson’s Patronage of Robert Duncan’s The H.D. Book” Annette Debo (Western Carolina University) “‘Your work means bread and wine’: Norman Holmes Pearson and H.D.’s Saturday 10:30-12:00 Last Poems” Panels Session 7 68. Modernist Technographies: Cinema, 3. What Are You Reading?

Executive Technology, and State Power Niagara Robert Kirschen University of Nevada, Las Vegas Organizer: Michael Valdez Moses (Duke University) Tara Thomson University of Victoria Chair: David James (University of Nottingham) Kelly Walsh Yonsei University John Wrighton Ryerson University / University of Brighton Scott Klein (Wake Forest University) “Spread Spectra: Cinema, Military Technology, and the Strange Case of Hedy Lamarr and ” 65. Roundtable 6: Shifting Structures of Andrzej Gasiorek (University of Birmingham) “Isherwood, Innovation: Visual Culture, the Viertel, and the Instrumentality of the Camera” Avant-Garde, & Michael Valdez Moses (Duke University) “‘Seeing Like a State’: Regency A Eisenstein, Riefensthal, and Modernist Propaganda” Organizer: Linda Kinnahan Duquesne University & Susan Rosenbaum University of Georgia Moderator: Suzanne Churchill Davidson College 69. Evolutionary Modernisms Franklin Susan E. Dunn San José State University Organizer: J.T. Welsch (University of Manchester) Irene Gammel Ryerson University Chair: Sara Crangle (University of Sussex) Alex Goody Oxford Brookes University Linda Kinnahan Duquesne University Cathryn Setz (University of London) “‘Purpose Patterns’: Susan Rosenbaum University of Georgia Lamarckian Tendencies in North American Paleontology and Joyce’s Shem the Penman” J.T. Welsch (University of Manchester) “‘The Skeleton of the 66. Mario de Andrade: A Polymath Times’: Evolutionary Theory and the Orthogenetic Poetics of Modernist in Brazil and Wallace Stevens” Regency B Iain Bailey (University of Manchester) “Textual Genetics and Organizer: Flávia Camargo Toni (University of Sao Paulo) Modernism’s ” Chair: Eric Hayot (Pennsylvania State University)

Flávia Camargo Toni (University of Sao Paulo) “Music Journals 70. Modernism, Class, Selfhood and Modernism” Delaware A Luciana Barongeno (University of Sao Paulo) “Science and Arts Organizer: Praseeda Gopinath (Binghamton University) in Mário de Andrade’s Library” Chair: Peter Kalliney (University of Kentucky) Tatiana Longo Figueiredo (University of Sao Paulo) “The First Reading Cards of a Polymath Modernist” Praseeda Gopinath (Binghamton University) “Gentleman to Maurício de Carvalho Teixeira (University of Sao Paulo) “A Bovex Man in Keep the Aspidistra Flying” Modernist’s Field Book: Mário de Andrade’s Notes on Popular Janice Ho (University of Colorado at Boulder) “Towards Social Manifestations” Citizenship in Mrs. Dalloway” Kim Shirkhani (Yale University) “Precarity and Order in H.G. Wells” 67. “A Community of Meanings”: H.D., Robert Duncan, and Norman Holmes Pearson Ellicott Organizer: Annette Debo (Western Carolina University) Chair: James Maynard (University at Buffalo, SUNY)

20 SATURDAY MSA 13 71. The Writer as Cultural Worker: 75. Modernism and the Reinvention of Interwar Economic Transition and Literary Ekphrasis Figures of Literary Productivity Conference Center B [cancelled] Delaware B Organizer: Justin Parks (University at Buffalo, SUNY) Chair: William Solomon (University at Buffalo, SUNY) 76. Postmodern Poetry: Fact or Fiction? Conference Center B Jeff Allred (Hunter College, CUNY) “/Work: Modernism, Organizer: Robin Blyn (University of West Florida) Media, and Knowledge Work” Chair: Robin Blyn (University of West Florida) Justin Parks (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Muriel Rukeyser, the Documentary Image, and the Poet as Cultural Worker” Miriam Nichols (University of the Fraser Valley) “Cartographies Paul Stephens (Independent Scholar) “Everybody’s : of Now: Post the Modern” Re-Reading Gertrude Stein’s 1946 ‘Reflection on the Atomic Alan Golding (University of Louisville) “, Avant- Bomb’” Garde Poetics, and Teaching Institutions” Joseph Conte (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “A Tissue of : (Post)Modern Poetry and the Body” 72. Epiphany at the Edges of Modernism Barrett Watten (Wayne State University) “Writing the Zone: A Delaware C Horizon Shift Between Postmodern and Global” Organizer: Benjamin Johnson (University of Central Missouri) Chair: Marsha Bryant (University of Florida) 77. Little Magazine, Digittle Magazine Benjamin Johnson (University of Central Missouri) Conference Center J “‘Backwater Blues’: Epiphany and Escapism in Sterling Brown” Organizer: Eric Bulson (Hobart & William Smith College) Sunny Stalter (Auburn University) “Circulatory Systems: Chair: James Stephen Murphy (Harvard University) Cityscape Poetry and the Subway Sublime” Victoria Brockmeier (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Boughs Jeff Drouin (University of Tulsa) “A Modernist Whodunnit: More Silent: Modern Epiphany in the Sonnets of Edna St. transition, Cross-Institutional Vandalism, and the Archival Integ- Vincent Millay” rity of the Digital Artifact” Eric Bulson (Hobart & William Smith College) “The Little Magazine in the Age of Digital Reproduction” 73. Theoretical Approaches to Modernism Mark Gaipa (Brown University) “Big-Game Fishing in a Grand E Digittle Pond: New Ways to Search the MJP Database” Organizer: Krzysztof Ziarek (University at Buffalo, SUNY) Chair: Matthew Stratton (University of California Davis)

Ewa Plonowska Ziarek (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Toward 78. Negative Moderns a Feminist Theory of Modernism: The Case of Virginia Woolf’s Conference Center K Essays” Organizer: Julia Jarcho (University of California Berkeley) C.D. Blanton (University of California Berkeley) “‘if not Chair: Elizabeth Outka (University of Richmond) another, then others’: Intermittence, Induction, and Seriality in Beckett and Others” John Brenkman (Baruch College, CUNY) “‘wrestling with (my Krzysztof Ziarek (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “No Illusions God!) my God’: and in G.M. Hopkins” About Nouns: Stein and Stevens on Poetic Language” Julia Jarcho (University of California Berkeley) “The Theater of Beckett’s Fiction” Zach Samalin (Graduate Center, CUNY) “Adorno’s Contempt” 74. Form and Internationalism Grand F Organizer: Christopher Holmes (Ithaca College) Chair: Elizabeth S. Anker (Cornell University) 12:00-1:30 Business Lunch Grand B & C Ania Spyra (Butler University) “Multilingual Humor of the Sighing Moor” Elizabeth Sheehan (Ithaca College) “DuBois, Fauset, and the Politics of Romance” David Ben-Merre (Buffalo State College) “Saying Yes and Meaning No, Saying No and Meaning Yes: Yellow-Dog Contracts, A Passage To India, and Forms of Modern ” Christopher Holmes (Ithaca College) “Global Communities at the Limit: Ishiguro’s Clones” 21 MSA 13 SATURDAY Saturday 1:30-3:00 83. Making Modernist Stars: The Case of Random House, Publisher to Stein, Panels Session 8 Faulkner, and Capote Niagara 79. Roundtable 7: Rethinking Organizer: Lise Jaillant (University of British Columbia) Poetic Innovation Chair: Adam McKible (John Jay College of Criminal Justice) Regency A Organizer: Marsha Bryant University of Florida Evan Brier (University of Minnesota Duluth) “Modernism and Moderator: Alan Golding University of Louisville the Conglomerate: Truman Capote in Publishing History” Lise Jaillant (University of British Columbia) “‘The New Marsha Bryant University of Florida Bestseller by the Author of Sanctuary’: Marketing Faulkner as a Bob Perelman University of Pennsylvania Popular Writer in the ” Elizabeth Bergman Louizeaux University of Maryland Steven Yao Hamilton College Elisabeth Frost Fordham University 84. Impersonality beyond “Tradition” Michael Chasar Willamette University Franklin Organizer: Claire Laville (Emory University) 80. Visions of Modernist Chair: Claire Laville (Emory University) Regency B Organizer: Eric Jarosinski (University of Pennsylvania) Anne Diebel (Columbia University) “‘Not things of words’: Chair: John Marsh (Pennsylvania State University) Personality in the Portraiture of Theodore Dreiser and Gertrude Stein” Matthew Stratton (University of California Davis) “When Octavio R. Gonzalez (Rutgers University) “Christopher Comrade Gulliver met Miss Gulliver: Image, Text, and the Isherwood’s Impersonal Masochism” Political Aesthetics of 1935” Sergey Toymentsev (Rutgers University) “Roberto Esposito’s Michael LeMahieu (Clemson University) “What is Written. Biopolitical Impersonal and Its Discontents” What is Unwritten” Spencer Morrison (University of Toronto) “The Architectural Eric Jarosinski (University of Pennsylvania) “Allegories of Impersonal: Spaces and Crowds in Eliot’s Four Quartets” Seeing: Refiguring Modernist Transparency”

81. The Provisional Texture of Reality: 85. We are all Modernists Now: Uses of The Afterlife of Surrealism Modernism in Political, Artistic, and Corporate American Culture Regency C Organizer: Guy Reynolds (University of Nebraska, Lincoln) Delaware B Chair: Jonathan P. Eburne (Pennsylvania State University) Organizer: Karen Leick (Illinois Institute of Art at Chicago) Chair: Gayle Rogers (University of Pittsburgh) Guy Reynolds (University of Nebraska, Lincoln) “The ICA, Late Surrealism and in Britain: J.G. Ballard and Susan Karen Leick (Illinois Institute of Art at Chicago) “Pop Stein: Hiller’” Gertrude Stein in the 1960s” Eric Aronoff (Michigan State University) “Mazes, Movies and Jess Wilton (Carnegie Mellon University) “The Modernist Machine Guns: Surrealist Narrative and Spatial Form in Aesthetics of Post-Fordism, or why Apple is Obama” Christopher Nolan’s Inception” Rich Purcell (Carnegie Mellon University) “Post-Race but not Seanna Sumalee Oakley (University of Nebraska, Lincoln) “The Post-Modern: Modernism and Race Politics in the 21st Century” Second Aurora: Regional Surrealism, Allegorical Landscapes, and Jacques Charpier” 86. Modernism and the 82. Modern of Prophecy Ellicott Delaware C Organizer: Jody Cardinal (SUNY College at Old Westbury) Organizer: Roland Végső (University of Nebraska, Lincoln) Chair: Rebecca Walsh (North Carolina State University) Chair: John Brenkman (Baruch College, CUNY)

Jody Cardinal (The College at Old Westbury, SUNY) “From Roland Végső (University of Nebraska, Lincoln) “Prophetic Scientist to Modernist: Gertrude Stein’s Journey to Irony and Modernities: The Ends of ” Beyond” Steven Miller (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “The Anger of the Deirdre Egan-Ryan (St. Norbert College) “Willa Cather’s Prophet: Emotion in the Critique of Violence” Squares: Becoming Spatially Modern” Sorin Radu Cucu (New York University) “The Trials of Political Julia Lisella (Regis College) “Genevieve Taggard: Anxieties of Curiosity: Prophetic Writing in Pynchon, Orwell and Kafka” an Emergent Modernist” 22 SATURDAY MSA 13 87. Revamping Irish Modernisms 91. Mindless Modernism Grand E Conference Center J Organizer: Enda Duffy (University of California Santa Barbara) Organizer: Joshua Gang (Rutgers University) Chair: Enda Duffy (University of California Santa Barbara) Chair: Mary Esteve (Concordia University)

Gregory Dobbins (University of California Davis) “Beckett and Sam See (Yale University) “Max Nordau and the Degenerate Immaterial Labor” Sublime” Gregory Castle (Arizona State University) “The Modernism of Omri Moses (Concordia University) “T.S. Eliot’s Marionette the Irish Revival?” Modernism” Ellen Schieble (Bridgewater State University) “Imperialism and Joshua Gang (Rutgers University) “Murphy and the Trouble the Aesthetics of Confrontation in Oscar Wilde” With Introspection”

88. Administration and the Limits of Time 92. Perpetual Insecurity: Liberty, War, Grand F Law, and Method Organizer: Donal Harris (University of California Los Angeles) Conference Center K Chair: J. Matthew Hart (Columbia University) Organizer: Paul K. Saint-Amour (University of Pennsylvania) Chair: Marina MacKay (Washington University in St. Louis) Donal Harris (University of California Los Angeles) “Punching the Clock: Corporate Work and the Limits of Writing” Thomas S. Davis (Ohio State University) “Late Modernism’s Ed Comentale (Indiana University) “Not Fade Away: Buddy Living Dead” Holly and at the Limits of Modern Time” Wendy Moffat (Dickinson College) “The Defence of the Realm Aaron Jaffe (University of Louisville) “Utopian Search Engines: Act and the Limits of ” Computable Knowledge at the Literary Limit” Paul K. Saint-Amour (University of Pennsylvania) “Spectacles of Imperial Security: The Hendon Air Pageants”

89. Poetic Disputes In and Out of Print: Reading Modernism Through (& Beyond) 3:00-3:30 the Archive Coffee Break Grand G Organizer: Amy Evans (King’s College London) Chair: Michael Basinski (University at Buffalo, SUNY)

Stephen Collis (Simon Fraser University) “Foot Steps and Saturday 3:30-5:00 Language: Metamodern Disputes around Postmodern Poetics” James Maynard (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Robert Duncan Panels Session 9 and the Moderns” Amy Evans (King’s College London) “Strife with the Goddess: 4. What Are You Reading? Protest Poetics and the Erotic” Executive

Michaela Bronstein Yale University 90. (After) Kimberly Coates Bowling Green State University Conference Center B Andrew Hines Vanderbilt University Organizer: Bill Freind (Rowan University) Stephen Ross University of Oxford Chair: Bill Freind (Rowan University)

Carrie Noland (University of California Irvine) “‘Harm’s worth 93. Roundtable 8: Innovation Remains: healing’: Mediated conceptualism in Cunningham and Cage” Obsolescence in Buffalo Edward A. Vazquez (Middlebury College) “On the Line: Fred Regency A Sandback’s Concepts” Organizers: Beth Hinderliter Buffalo State College Katie L. Price (University of Pennsylvania) “Content is (Never) Justine Price Canisius College More than the Extension of Form: Craig Dworkin’s Parse and the Miriam Paeslack University at Buffalo, SUNY Legacy of Conceptual Art” Moderator: Elizabeth Otto University at Buffalo, SUNY

Beth Hinderliter Buffalo State College Miriam Paeslack University at Buffalo, SUNY Justine Price Canisius College Michael Rozendal University of San Francisco 23 MSA 13 SATURDAY 94. Music, Gender, and 98. Detective Fiction, Professionalism, and Modernist Intersubjectivity the Modern Bureaucratic State Regency B Franklin Organizer: Cecily Swanson (Cornell University) Organizer: Daniel Harney (University of Toronto) Chair: Meredith Martin (Princeton University) Chair: Luca Somigli (University of Toronto)

Ben Glaser (Cornell University) “Penty Ladies: Pound, Eliot and James Berkey (Duke University) “Gendering the Private Eye: the Gender of Meter” Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s Unpunished and the Limits of Cecily Swanson (Cornell University) “‘Sing in a Circle’: Detective Fiction” Counterpoint and Conversation in the Modernist Music ” Bryan Russell (University of Texas at Austin) “This Land is Our William May (University of Southhampton) “Modernism’s Land: Todd Downing’s Detective and Reclamations of Handmaid: Dexterity and the Female Pianist” Indigenous Space.” Brad Bucknell (University of Alberta) “Silence and Salomé” Daniel Harney (University of Toronto) “, Violence, and Institutional Structures in Dashiell Hammett’s Fiction” 95. Modernism’s Global Reach and the “British World” 99. Public Space, Private Life Regency C Delaware A Organizer: Matthew Eatough (Vanderbilt University) Organizer: Randi Saloman (Wake Forest University) Chair: Helen Sword (University of Auckland) Chair: Anne Fernald (Fordham University)

Christina Britzolakis (University of Warwick) “‘Labour Lost’: Tamar Katz (Brown University) “Unraveling History: Joseph Thinking the Space and Time of Empire in Jean Rhys’s Fiction” Mitchell, and the Journalism of Urban Time” Matthew Eatough (Vanderbilt University) “The Sterling Area Randi Saloman (Wake Forest University) “E.M. Forster’s and South African Fiction” Domestic Hotels” Michael Malouf (George Mason University) “China, Modern- Kurt Koenigsberger (Case Western Reserve University) ism, and the Making of English as a Second Language” “Selling Sleep to Middlebrows”

96. Late Modernism & Empire 100. Innovations in : Literary Ellicott Organizer: Rebecca Walsh (North Carolina State University) Responses to Politics in World War II Chair: Cyrena Pondrom (University of Wisconsin, Madison) Delaware B Organizer: Megan Faragher (University at Buffalo, SUNY) Chair: Aaron Jaffe (University of Louisville) Lara Vetter (University of North Carolina, Charlotte) “Imperial- ism and the Female Body in H.D.’s White Rose and the Red” (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Notes on Emily McCann (University of Florida) “Queer Gothic, Empire, Megan Faragher and Edith Sitwell” Shape: Form and Persuasion in Bowen’s War-Time Fiction” (University College London) “Ads Without Celena Kusch (South Carolina Upstate University) “Postcolonial Michael Sayeau Modernism: The Caribbean Issues of Life and Letters Today” Products: Modernism and Political Aesthetics” (University of Southern California) “‘The Old Rebecca Walsh (North Carolina State University) “Bryher in Marie Smart Afghanistan and Pakistan: ‘Gandhara’” Tune’: Beckett, Vichy Radio, and Postwar

97. Historical and Poetic Innovations in 101. What Was the Modernist Novel? the New American Poetry: Olson, —Three Approaches Creeley, Eigner Grand E Niagara Organizer: Stephen Kern (Ohio State University) Organizer: Donald Wellman (Daniel Webster College) Chair: Sam See (Yale University) Chair: Jen Bervin (Independent Artist) Stephen Kern (Ohio State University) “Formal Innovation and Donald Wellman (Daniel Webster College) “The Autoethno- History in the Modernist Novel” graphic Impulse in Charles Olson and Robert Creeley” Jesse Matz (Kenyon College) “The ‘Modern Element’ Revisited: George Fragopoulos (Graduate Center, CUNY) “A Poetry of Valuing Modernist Narrative” Affect: Proprioception and the Politics of Presence” Vicki Mahaffey (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Kaplan Page Harris (St. Bonaventure University) “Eigner by the “When Coverage is Impossible: Identifying the Stakes of Numbers: Black Mountain Review to L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E” Modernist Experimentation” Margaret Konkol (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Housekeepers and Husbandmen in Maximus” 24 SATURDAY MSA 13 102. Changing Modernism’s Mind 106. Cold War Modernisms Grand F Conference Center K Organizer: Benjamin Kahan (Louisiana State University) Organizer: Justin Read (University at Buffalo, SUNY) Chair: Melanie Micir (University of Pennsylvania) Chair: Justin Read (University at Buffalo, SUNY)

Andrew Gaedtke (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Jon Beasley-Murray (University of British Columbia) “‘A “Subtractive Psychology: Beckett Among the Neuroscientists” Spiced and Life-Giving Brew’: Latin America, the Nobel Prize, Steven Meyer (Washington University in St. Louis) “Beyond and the Construction of a ” Psychological Criticism: Bloom and Deleuze” Michal Pawel Markowski (University of Illinois at Chicago) Benjamin Kahan (Louisiana State University) “Queer Weather: “Historicity Against History: Polish Modernism as the Critique Equatorial Homosexuality, Arctic , and the Climatological of ” Impact of Sexuality” Tyrus H. Miller (University of California Santa Cruz) “Avant- Garde East: Cold War Legacies and Historiographic Challenges after 1989” 103. Erasing and Performing Authorship: Feminism, Pseudonyms, and Modern(ist) Periodical Culture Saturday 5:15-6:45 Grand G Organizer: Carey Snyder (Ohio University) Third Plenary Address Chair: Ann Ardis (University of Delaware) Maud Ellmann Barbara Green (University of Notre Dame) “Serial Lives: Pseudonym and the Ordinary” “Modernist Body Parts” Catherine Keyser (University of South Carolina) “A Smart Girl Grand B & C Doesn’t Sign Her Own Name: Women Writers, Smart Magazines, and Sassy Pseudonyms” Carey Snyder (Ohio University) “Sparring Aliases: Beatrice 6:45-8:30 Reception, Grand A Hastings and The

104. Technology and Modernity 9:30-11:00 One-Act Plays Conference Center B Organizers: Irene Gammel (Ryerson University) Gertrude Stein’s “Doctor Faustus Lights John Wrighton (Ryerson University / University of Brighton) the Lights” & A Collection of Futurist Chairs: Irene Gammel (Ryerson University) John Wrighton (Ryerson University / University of Brighton) Shorts: Staged Reading Alleyway Cabaret Theater, 1 Curtain Up Alley Robert Hemmings (Nipissing University) “Bicycles, Wheels and Technological Innovation in Wells and Duchamp” Vanessa Chang (Stanford University) “The Circus Body and the Organizers and Directors: Sarah Bay-Cheng (University at Metronome of Taylorism” Buffalo, SUNY) and David Hadbawnik (University at Buffalo, Robert Morden (York University) “Repetition as Material SUNY) Insistence: Radicalization of Technology in Gertrude Stein”

105. Consciousness and Corporeality in Modernism Conference Center J Organizer: Joshua Lam (University at Buffalo, SUNY) Chair: Michael Thurston (Smith College)

Joshua Lam (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “A Cultivated Automatism: Habit and Modernist Attention” Melba Cuddy-Keane (University of Toronto, Scarborough) “Modernist In-attentions: The Idling Mind and the Default Network” Claire Barber (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) “Polychromatic Chaos: An Autistic Poetics in Modernism”

25 MSA 13 SUNDAY Daniel Gomes University at Buffalo, SUNY Sunday October 9 Alex Goody Oxford Brookes University Breakfast Erich Hertz Siena College 7:00-9:00 Peter Kalliney University of Kentucky Randi Koppen University of Bergen Grand A Nicholas Morris University at Buffalo, SUNY Daniel Morse Temple University Lecia Rosenthal Columbia University Sunday 8:00-10:00 Ian Whittington McGill University Seminars Session 10 SEM 23. The Erotics of Literary SEM 20. Digital Modernisms / Digital Collaboration Modernities Conference Center L Seneca Leaders: Sam See Yale University Leader: Ann Ardis University of Delaware Erin Templeton Converse College

Bartholomew Brinkman Emory University Chad Bennett University of Texas at Austin Chris Forster University of Virginia Todd Carmody University of California Berkeley Daniel Harney University of Toronto Lindsey Gilbert Boston University Dean Irvine Dalhousie University Ignacio Infante Washington University in St. Louis Bob Perelman University of Pennsylvania Benjamin Kahan Louisiana State University Karen Weingarten Queens College, CUNY Wendy Moffat Dickinson College Nikolaus Wasmoen University of Rochester Jeff Nguyen Harvard University Max Saunders King’s College London

SEM 21. Modernism and Violence Board Room SEM 24. “The Third Landscape” of Leader: Marian Eide Texas A&M Modernism Invited Participant: Paul K. Saint-Amour University of Pennsylvania Delaware A Leader: Shannon McRae Fredonia, SUNY Faith Barrett Lawrence University Erin Pryor Ackerman Indiana University Claire Bowen Dickinson College Emma Brinkmeyer Stony Brook University, SUNY Rachel Carroll University of South Carolina Sarah Cornish Fordham University Abram Foley Pennsylvania State University Renée Dickinson Radford University Brad Freeman Ohio Statue University Susan Edmunds Syracuse University Adam Hammond University of Toronto Jason Finch Abo Akedemi University Meghan Hammond New York University Katherine Fisher University of Michigan Pearl James University of Kentucky Renée C. Hoogland Wayne State University Zena Meadowsong Rowan University Andrew Oler Indiana University Sangina Patnaik University of California Berkeley Kelly Rich University of Pennsylvania Joanna Scutts Columbia University Erin Johns Speese West Virginia University 8:30-10:00 Kelly S. Walsh Yonsei University Panels Session 10

SEM 22. Broadcast Traces / Tracing 107. Roundtable 9: MSA Pedagogy: Broadcasting Modernism’s Labs, Slide Rules, Executive and Black Boxes Leaders: Debra Rae Cohen University of South Carolina Regency C Michael Coyle Colgate University Organizer: Maria F. Fackler Davidson College Moderator: Maria F. Fackler Davidson College Luciana Barongeno University of Sao Paulo Elizabeth Bonapfel New York University Kamran Javadizadeh Villanova University Alice Chuang Vanderbilt University Sam Alexander Yale University Sarah Copland Kenyon College Karin Roffman West Point Melissa Dinsman University of Notre Dame Nick Salvato Cornell University Jonathan Goldman New York Institute of Technology Anthony Domestico Yale University 26 SUNDAY MSA 13 108. After Realism New Structures of 112. Circumlocutions, Divergences, and Subjectivity in Italian Modernism Misrecognitions: Degrees of Oppositional Regency A Rhetoric Organizer: Luca Somigli (University of Toronto) Delaware B Chair: Laura Chiesa (University at Buffalo, SUNY) Organizer: Carla Billitteri (University of Maine) Chair: Michael Davidson (University of California San Diego) Ombretta Frau (Mount Holyoke College) “The Audacity of a Name: Sfinge/Sphynx’s Treacherous Questions” Carla Billitteri (University of Maine) “Circumlocutions as Cristina Gragnani (Temple University) “Broken Bonds: The cultural critique in Laura Riding and Carla Harryman” Clash of Ethics and Individual in Pirandello’s Richard Owens (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Finance Early Fiction” Innovation Commodity Culture” Luca Somigli (University of Toronto) “Nature and the Madman: Sarah Ruddy (Wayne State University) “Misrecognition of Modernism and in Pirandello’s Fiction” Tradition in Spicer’s Heads of the Town” Samuele Pardini (Elon University) “The Automobile, Speed, and the Politics of Writing. On Proust and Marinetti” 113. The Ruins of Modernism Grand E 109. Japanese Effects: Gender, Ethnicity, Organizer: Graham Fraser (Mount Saint Vincent University) and the Aesthetics of Modernist Chair: Kaplan Page Harris (St. Bonaventure University) Regency B Organizer: Joseph Lavery (University of Pennsylvania) Graham Fraser (Vincent University) “‘Time Passes’: On Ruin Chair: Bonnie Costello (Boston University) and the Afterlife of Things” Beryl Pong (University of Cambridge) “Elizabeth Bowen’s ‘Blitz Christopher Bush (Northwestern University) “Haiku Headlines: Modernism’ and the Temporality of Ruins” The of the (Floating) World” Patrick Pritchett (Harvard University) “Ruins as Lyric Degree Joseph Lavery (University of Pennsylvania) “Mimicry and Zero: Ezra Pound, Gustaf Sobin, and The Stones of Provence” Masculinity in ’s Religious Plays” Christopher Reed (Pennsylvania State University) “William Plomer and the Gender of Modern Japan” 114. Life Writing in Extremis Conference Center J Organizer: Kimberly Fairbrother Canton (York University) 110. Modernism and Ethics I Chair: Holly Laird (University of Tulsa) Ellicott Organizer: Stephen Ross (University of Victoria) Claire Battershill (University of Toronto) “Publishing ‘In Chair: Emile Fromet de Rosnay (University of Victoria) Extremis’: Modernist Biography and Autobiography at the ” Rachel Hollander (St. John’s University) “Indifferent Silence: Kimberly Fairbrother Canton (York University) “Eminent Ethics and Politics in Conrad and Woolf” Americans? Gertrude Stein and the New Biography” Janine Utell (Widener University) “The Ethics of Modernist Life Eva C. Karpinski (York University) “Hélène Cixous’s The Exile Writing” of James Joyce: A Biographical Limit Case” Michael D. Koontz (University of Nevada, Reno) “‘the ordeal of the undecidable’: Modernist Ethical Responsibility in D. H. Lawrence’s St. Mawr” 115. Modernism, the Day After: Post-Apocalyptic Inventions Conference Center K 111. Politics of Picture Writing Organizer: Lisa Siraganian (Southern Methodist University) Niagara Chair: Steve Evans (University of Maine) Organizer: Glenn Willmott (Queen’s University) Chair: Glenn Willmott (Queen’s University) Mary Esteve (Concordia University) “The Scavenger Ideal: Marilynne Robinson’s Postapocalyptic Protagonists” Elena Gualtieri (University of Sussex) “Kodak Modernism” Lisa Siraganian (Southern Methodist University) “Universal Emily Robins Sharpe (Pennsylvania State University) Breath: Post-9/11 Poetry as ” “Picturing ” Richard Godden (University of California, Irvine) “Bret Easton Amanda Duncan (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Image and Ellis, Lunar Park and the Exquisite Corpse of Finance Capital” Imagination in Samuel Beckett’s Post-War Works”

27 MSA 13 SUNDAY 10:00-10:30 120. Family Structures of Innovation Niagara Coffee Break Organizer: Christopher Reed (Pennsylvania State University) Chair: Christopher Reed (Pennsylvania State University)

Lise Shapiro Sanders (Hampshire College) “Between Women: Reforming Friendship in Winifred Holtby’s The Crowded Street” Sunday 10:30-12:00 Brenda Helt (Metropolitan State University) “Charleston’s Panels Session 11 Queer Utopic Family Structures” Libby Bischof (University of South Maine) “‘Our Special Group’: Friendship, Cultural Production, and Marsden Hartley’s 116. Roundtable 10: Innovative Modernist Family” Modernist Scholarship Tirza Latimer (California College of ) “Dix Portraits: Regency C Gertrude Stein’s ‘Second Family’ Album” Organizer: Helen Sword University of Auckland Moderator: Helen Sword University of Auckland 121. Modernist Revivals and the Politics Eric Hayot Pennsylvania State University of Ronald Schuchard Emory University Franklin Lesley Wheeler Washington and Lee University Organizer: John Connor (Colgate University) Victoria Rosner Columbia University Chair: Aldon Lynn Nielsen (Pennsylvania State University) Enda Duffy University of California Santa Barbara Leif Sorensen (Colorado State University) “Historicism as 117. Making Things Happen: Modernist Appropriation in the Expanding Canon of New Modernist Poetry and Politics Studies” Regency A Todd Carmody (University of California Berkeley) “ Organizer: Rachel Galvin (Princeton University) Without Legs: The Cultural of Porgy” Chair: Patrick Redding (Manhattanville College) John Connor (Colgate University) “Modernism, Mid-Century Culturalism and the Institutions of the Novel” Bonnie Costello (Boston University) “‘Private Faces in Public Places’: ‘We’ in Yeats and Auden” Jill Richards (University of California Berkeley) “Pound, Marinetti, 122. Experimental and the Sufragettes” Delaware B Rachel Galvin (Princeton University) “Poetry after 9/11: Repetition Organizer: Kate Stanley (Columbia University) and Response from Auden to Zapruder” Chair: Lisi Schoenbach (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)

118. Face, Voice, and Intentionality Kate Stanley (Columbia University) “Proust’s ‘Foi Expérimentale’” Regency B Branka Arsic (University at Albany, SUNY) “Material Spirits” Organizer: Rochelle Rives (Borough of Manhattan Community Paul Grimstad (Yale University) “The Search for Criteria in College, CUNY) ‘Experience’” Chair: Stacy Carson Hubbard (University at Buffalo, SUNY)

Michael Bogucki (University of North Carolina) “Facing 123. Structures of Feeling: Childishness, Animality in J.M Synge’s The Well of the Saints” Adolescence, Affect Rochelle Rives (Borough of Manhattan Community College, Delaware C CUNY) “White Masks: and the Paleface Position” Organizer: Sara Crangle (University of Sussex) Charles Palermo (College of William and Mary) “Ford’s Face: Chair: Heather Love (University of Pennsylvania) and Legibility”

Renée C. Hoogland (Wayne State University) “Obnoxiousness 119. Modernist Impersonalities and Elizabeth Bowen’s Queer Adolescents” Ellicott Jane Thrailkill (University of North Carolina) “‘Desire for Ex- Organizer: Heather Arvidson (University of Washington, Seattle) periment’: Cruelty, Curiosity and the Nineteenth-Century Child” Chair: Tamar Katz (University of Providence) Sara Crangle (University of Sussex) “In the Sulks” Oliver Gaycken (University of Maryland) “Stock Footage” Christina Walter (University of Maryland) “Eye Don’t See: Optics, Subjectivity, and Impersonality” Heather Arvidson (University of Washington, Seattle) “‘The Age for ’: Tess Slesinger’s Numb Modernism” 28 SUNDAY MSA 13 124. Modernism & Ethics II 128. Trauma, Memory, and Modernism Grand E Conference Center K Organizer: Stephen Ross (University of Victoria) Organizer: Karolyn Steffens (University of Wisconsin, Madison) Chair: Stephen Ross (University of Victoria) Chair: Patricia Rae (Queen’s University)

Christopher Weinberger (San Francisco State University) Madelyn Detloff (Miami University) “Unburying: Forced “Triangulating an Ethos: Contemporary Ethical Criticism, the Forgetting and the Politics of Historical Memory” Western Novel, and Japanese Modernism” Lecia Rosenthal (Columbia University) “Pedagogies of Jean-Michel Rabaté (University of Pennsylvania) “Can One Violence: on Radio” Really ‘Use’ Levinas to Read Literary Texts?” Karolyn Steffens (University of Wisconsin, Madison) “Ford Emile Fromet de Rosnay (University of Victoria) “The Maladies and Freud: Parade’s End and the Psychoanalytic Foundations of of Reason and the Ethics of Laughter in Modernism” Trauma Theory”

125. The Future at Midcentury Grand F Organizer: Allan Hepburn (McGill University) Chair: Keith Johnson (Augusta State University)

Jonathan Greenberg (Montclair State University) “The Near Future in the Thirties” Claire Bowen (Dickinson College) “Destruction as Usual Postponed” Allan Hepburn (McGill University) “Prophetic Realism: Facing the Future in Manservant and Maidservant”

126. Modernist Anachronism Grand G Organizer: Margaret Ronda (Indiana University Bloomington) Chair: Ed Comentale (University of Indiana)

Mark Goble (University of California Berkeley) “Modernism Among the Ruins” Theodore Martin (University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee) “Repetition with Indifference: Impersonation, Anachronism, and Literary History” Margaret Ronda (Indiana University, Bloomington) “Niedecker’s Objects and the Temporality of Transience”

127. “Modeling Global networks of Innovation: Digital Repositories, Semiotic Nets, and Editorial Theory

Conference Center J Organizer: Gabriel Anderson Hankins (University of Virginia) Chair: J. Matthew Huculak (Dalhousie University)

John K. Young (Marshall University) “‘More or less ordinary publishers’: The Hogarth Press as a Material-Semiotic Network” Gabriel Anderson Hankins (University of Virginia) “Mapping Global Modernism as Relational Network” Dean Irvine (Dalhousie University) “Infrastructures of Innovation: Digital Economies and the Altermodernist Commons”

29 MSA 13 INDEX Index

Ackerman, Alan 4. Bischof, Libby 120. Ackerman, Erin Pryor SEM 24. Black, Suzanne SEM 1. Ahmed, Zara SEM 9, WAYR2. Blanco, María del Pilar 19. Alderman, Nigel SEM 15. Blanton, C.D. 73. Alexander, Ben 12, SEM 17. Bluemel, Kristin 30. Alexander, Sam 107. Blum, Beth SEM 18. Allred, Jeff SEM 17, 71. Blyn, Robin SEM 12, 76. Alsop, Elizabeth SEM 4. Bogacka, Magdalena SEM 18. Anastasopoulos, Dimitri 9. Bogucki, Michael SEM 11, 118. Andrade, Susan Z. 29. Bonapfel, Elizabeth 17, SEM 22. Anker, Elizabeth S. 50, 74. Boughn, Michael 67. Antliff, Mark 44. Bourne-Taylor, Carole SEM 1, 8. Ardam, Jacquelyn SEM 17. Bowen, Claire SEM 21, 125. Ardis, Ann 103, SEM 20. Braddock, Jeremy 12. Arellano, Robert 55. Bradshaw, Melissa, SEM 8. Aronoff, Eric 81. Brauer, Stephen SEM 11. Arsic, Branka 122. Brenkman, John 78, 86. Arvidson, Heather 119. Brier, Evan 83. Ayers, David SEM 12, 15. Brinkman, Bartholomew 3, SEM 20. Ayo, Denise SEM 10. Brinkmeyer, Emma SEM 24. Bachman, Erik SEM 11, 45. Britzolakis, Christina 95. Backus, Margot Gayle 28. Brockmeier, Victoria 72. Bailey, Iain SEM 4, 69. Bronstein, Michaela SEM 12, 48, WAYR3 Baker, Gregory 60. Brown, Kaila SEM 19. Ball, David SEM 7. Bru, Sascha 15. Bandopadhyay, Sabujkoli SEM 5. Bruzelius, Margaret 17. Barber, Claire 105. Bryant, Marsha 72, 79. Barnett, Elizabeth SEM 10. Buckley, Jennifer 11. Barnhisel, Greg 22. Bucknell, Brad 94. Barongeno, Luciana 66, SEM 22. Bulson, Eric 77. Barrett, Faith 61, SEM 21. Burges, Joel 25. Basford, Douglas SEM 6. Burke, Rachel Baumgardner SEM 14. Basinski, Michael 89. Bush, Christopher 109. Baskin, Jason SEM 5. Canton, Kimberly Fairbrother 114. Bass, Jonathan SEM 7, 11. Cardinal, Jody 82. Battershill, Claire 114. Carmody, Todd 57, SEM 23, 121. Bay-Cheng, Sarah Friday One-Act Plays Carroll, Rachel SEM 21. Beasley-Murray, Jon 106. Carson, Luke 53. Becker, Michael SEM 18. Cassidy, Julie Sinn 30, SEM 18. Begam, Richard 64. Castle, Gregory 87. Begley, Varun SEM 11. Caughie, Pamela L. SEM 12, 38. Belk, Patrick Scott SEM 7. Cazé, Antoine SEM 3, 37. Ben-Merre, David 55, 74. Cecire, Natalia 25. Bennett, Chad SEM 23. Chambers, Matthew SEM 10. Bentley, Nancy 20. Chang, Jennifer SEM 4. Berkey, James 98. Chang, Vanessa SEM 17, 104. Berman, Jessica 13, 40. Charley, Megan SEM 17. Bervin, Jen 52, Poetry Reading, 97. Chasar, Michael 79. Biers, Katherine 20. Chiesa, Laura 108. Billitteri, Carla 5, 112. Chinitz, David SEM 12, 24, 38. Birdsall, K. E. 23. Chow, Juliana SEM 5. Chuang, Alice SEM 22. 30 INDEX MSA 13

Churchill, Suzanne 24, 65. Dowling, Sarah SEM 4. Cieslak-Sokolowski, Tomasz SEM 12. Doyle, Laura 14. Clewell, Tammy 10, SEM 19. Drouin, Jeff 41, 77. Bischof, Libby 120. Clement, Tanya SEM 2. Ducroux, Amélie SEM 12, 37. Black, Suzanne SEM 1. Clifton, Glenn SEM 13. Duffy, Enda 87, 116. Blanco, María del Pilar 19. Clukey, Amy 35. Duncan, Amanda 111. Blanton, C.D. 73. Coates, Jason SEM 18. Dunlap, Sarah SEM 13. Bluemel, Kristin 30. Coates, Kimberly SEM 16, WAYR4. Dunn, Susan E. 65. Blum, Beth SEM 18. Cohen, Cynthia SEM 9. Dunton, Sara SEM 4. Blyn, Robin SEM 12, 76. Cohen, Debra Rae SEM 22. Duran, Adrian R. 44. Bogacka, Magdalena SEM 18. Cole, Barbara 26. Dusman, Linda Friday Special . Bogucki, Michael SEM 11, 118. Cole, Richard SEM 7. Earle, David M. 16. Bonapfel, Elizabeth 17, SEM 22. Cole, Sarah 1, 14. Eatough, Matthew SEM 9, 95. Boughn, Michael 67. Colesworthy, Rebecca SEM 1, 58. Eburne, Jonathan P. SEM 7, 12, 81. Bourne-Taylor, Carole SEM 1, 8. Collier, Patrick SEM 17, 55. Edmondson, Annalee SEM 4. WAYR1 Bowen, Claire SEM 21, 125. Collis, Stephen 89. Edmunds, Susan SEM 24. Braddock, Jeremy 12. Comentale, Ed 88, 126. Egan-Ryan, Deirdre 82. Bradshaw, Melissa, SEM 8. Conley, Tim 1, 60 Ehlers, Sarah SEM 16. Brauer, Stephen SEM 11. Connor, John SEM 6, 121. Eide, Marian SEM 21. Brenkman, John 78, 86. Conte, Joseph 76. Ellmann, Maud Third Plenary Address Brier, Evan 83. Copland, Sarah SEM 22. Emmerson, Colbey SEM 5. Brinkman, Bartholomew 3, SEM 20. Corne, Jonah 58. Engley, Christian SEM 18. Brinkmeyer, Emma SEM 24. Cornish, Sarah SEM 24. Epstein, Andrew SEM 11. Britzolakis, Christina 95. Costello, Bonnie 109, 117. Epstein, Rachel SEM 10. Brockmeier, Victoria 72. Cowan, Laura SEM 16. Erickson, Gregory SEM 6. Bronstein, Michaela SEM 12, 48, WAYR3 Coyle, Michael SEM 22. Esdale, Logan 4. Brown, Kaila SEM 19. Crangle, Sara 69, 123. Esteve, Mary 91, 115. Bru, Sascha 15. Crowley, Ronan 3, SEM 17. Evans, Amy 89. Bruzelius, Margaret 17. Cucu, Sorin Radu 86. Evans, Elizabeth SEM 11. Bryant, Marsha 72, 79. Cucullu, Lois 7. Evans, Steve SEM 2, 115. Buckley, Jennifer 11. Cuddy-Keane, Melba SEM 19, 105. Eversman, Jason SEM 5. Bucknell, Brad 94. Cunningham, Anne SEM 16. Ewing, Chatham 41. Bulson, Eric 77. Cyr, Mary K. 52. Fackler, Maria F. 107. Burges, Joel 25. D’Argenio, Maria Chiara 19. Faragher, Megan 100. Burke, Rachel Baumgardner SEM 14. Das, Santanu 14. Farrar, Stephanie 36. Bush, Christopher 109. Davidson, Harriet 6. Faulk, Barry SEM 11. Canton, Kimberly Fairbrother 114. Davidson, Michael First Plenary, 43, Poetry Reading, 112. Fay, Jennifer 18. Cardinal, Jody 82. Davis, Thomas S. SEM 15, 34, 92. Fazzino, Jimmy 47. Carmody, Todd 57, SEM 23, 121. Day, Robert D. SEM 5. Fedors, Jonathan SEM 6. Carroll, Rachel SEM 21. de Gennaro, Mara SEM 12, 29. Ferguson, Andrew SEM 15, 62. Carson, Luke 53. de Rosnay, Emile Fromet 110, 124. Ferguson, Robert Second Plenary Address Cassidy, Julie Sinn 30, SEM 18. Dean, Alison SEM 1. Fernald, Anne SEM 8, 13, 99. Castle, Gregory 87. Debo, Annette 67. Figueiredo, Tatiana Longo SEM 8, 66. Caughie, Pamela L. SEM 12, 38. DeLorenzo, Katherine SEM 19. Finch, Jason SEM 24. Cazé, Antoine SEM 3, 37. Detloff, Madelyn 13, 128. Fisher, Katherine SEM 24. Cecire, Natalia 25. Dettmar, Kevin SEM 12. Flack, Leah SEM 17. Chambers, Matthew SEM 10. Diamond, Elin 6. Fluet, Lisa 29. Chang, Jennifer SEM 4. Dickinson, Renée SEM 24. Flynn, Nicole SEM 18. Chang, Vanessa SEM 17, 104. Diebel, Anne SEM 11, 84. Foley, Abram SEM 21. Charley, Megan SEM 17. Diepeveen, Leonard 49. Forster, Chris SEM 20. Chasar, Michael 79. Dinsman, Melissa SEM 22. Forter, Greg 10. Chiesa, Laura 108. Disney, Rachel SEM 9. Fox, Meghan SEM 16. Chinitz, David SEM 12, 24, 38. Dobbins, Gregory 87. Fragopoulos, George 97. Chow, Juliana SEM 5. Domestico, Anthony SEM 6, 107, WAYR2. Franks, Matt 56. Chuang, Alice SEM 22. Doran, Christine SEM 18. Fraser, Graham 113. 31 MSA 13 INDEX

Frau, Ombretta 108. Hage, Emily 63. Fredman, Stephen SEM 2, WAYR1. Hagen, Benjamin SEM 6. Freeman, Brad SEM 21. Halpern, Rob 5, Poetry Reading. Freind, Bill SEM 7, 90. Hammond, Adam SEM 21. Froehlich, Maggie Gordon SEM 8. Hammond, Meghan 23, SEM 21. Frost, Corey SEM 17. Hankins, Gabriel Anderson 127. Frost, Elisabeth SEM 16, 79, Poetry Reading. Harney, Daniel 98, SEM 20. Frost, Laura 49. Harper, Margaret Mills 59. Fusco, Katherine SEM 11. Harris, Donal SEM 7, 88. Gaedtke, Andrew 102. Harris, Kaplan Page SEM 2, 97, 113. Gaggi, Silvio 54, SEM 17. Hart, J. Matthew 50, 88. Gaipa, Mark 77. Harte, Tim SEM 5, 1. Galvin, Rachel Poetry Reading, 117. Hawkins, Stephanie SEM 1, 51. Gammel, Irene 65, 104. Hayot, Eric 66, 116. Gang, Joshua 91. Helt, Brenda SEM 8, 56, 120. Garber, Cecily SEM 16. Hemmings, Robert 104. Garrity, Jane SEM 8, 7, 40. Heney, Alison SEM 16. Gasiorek, Andrzej 68. Henke, Suzette Ann WAYR1 Gaycken, Oliver 119. Hepburn, Allan SEM 6, 125. Geheber, Philip Keel 11. Herring, Scott 13. Gelmi, Caroline SEM 2. Hertz, Erich SEM 22. Gerzso, Christian 53. Heuving, Jeanne 5, 27, Poetry Reading. Gifford, James SEM 9, 23. Higgs, Christopher SEM 15. Gilbert, Lindsey SEM 23. Hill, Lena M. 24, 38. Gilger, Kristin SEM 16. Hinderliter, Beth 93. Ginfray, Denise SEM 5, 8. Hines, Andrew SEM 17, WAYR4. Glaser, Ben 94. Hinnov, Emily SEM 16. Glass, Loren 4. Hinojosa, Lynne SEM 6. Glick, Elisa SEM 16. Ho, Janice 70. Goble, Mark 18, 126. Hoar, Leo SEM 19. Godden, Richard 115. Hogue, Cynthia 8, 27, Poetry Reading, SEM 16. Golding, Alan 76, 79. Hollander, Rachel 110. Goldman, Jonathan 55, SEM 22 Hollenbach, Lisa SEM 2. Goldman, Judith 27. Hollister, Susannah 4. Goldstone, Andrew SEM 10, 20. Holmes, Christopher 74. Golston, Michael 21. Hoogland, Renée C. SEM 24, 123. Gomes, Daniel 58, SEM 22. Hopcroft, Suzanne Marie SEM 9. Gonzalez, Octavio R. 84. Horacek, Josef SEM 3. Goody, Alex 30, 65, SEM 22. Hornby, Louise 19, 31. Gopinath, Praseeda 70. Hovanec, Caroline SEM 13. Gradisek, Amanda SEM 14. Howes, Marjorie 2, 33. Gragnani, Cristina 108. Hubbard, Stacy Carson 51, 118. Green, Barbara 16, 103. Huculak, J. Matthew 41, 127. Green, Geoffrey SEM 15, 55. Hume, Christine 9. Green, Marcia SEM 15. Hunter, Shane SEM 14. Greenberg, Jonathan 125. Hurd, Robert SEM 17. Grieve, Sarah SEM 16. Hyland, John 62. Grimstad, Paul 122. Ialongo, Ernest 44. Gualtieri, Elena SEM 19, 111. Infante, Ignacio SEM 23. Guerrero, Elisabeth SEM 9. Irvine, Dean SEM 20, 127. Gulick, Anne W. 29. Jackson, Holly 46. Guthrie, Bernadette SEM 18. Jacques, Geoffrey 57. Gutkin, Len 36. Jaffe, Aaron 88, 100. Gwiazda, Piotr SEM 2. Jaillant, Lise SEM 10, 83. Hadbawnik, David Friday One-Act Plays James, David 50, 68. 32 INDEX MSA 13

Hage, Emily 63. James, Emily 16. Lavery, Joseph 109. Hagen, Benjamin SEM 6. James, Pearl SEM 21. Laville, Claire SEM 15, 84. Halpern, Rob 5, Poetry Reading. Jamison, Anne 21. Lavin, Sophie 33. Hammond, Adam SEM 21. Jarcho, Julia 78. Lee, Corinna SEM 16. Hammond, Meghan 23, SEM 21. Jarosinski, Eric SEM 14, 80. Leick, Karen 85. Hankins, Gabriel Anderson 127. Javadizadeh, Kamran 107. LeMahieu, Michael 80. Harney, Daniel 98, SEM 20. Jenkins, Grant Matthew SEM 2, 42. Lempert, Manya SEM 19. Harper, Margaret Mills 59. Jennison, Ruth SEM 4. Leppanen-Guerra, Analisa 30. Harris, Donal SEM 7, 88. Jewell, Megan 22. Levay, Matthew SEM 7. Harris, Kaplan Page SEM 2, 97, 113. Johnson, Benjamin 72. Levin, Jennifer Burns SEM 8. Hart, J. Matthew 50, 88. Johnson, Keith SEM 7, 125. Levitzke, Shannon SEM 10. Harte, Tim SEM 5, 1. Joyce, Elisabeth SEM 1. Lewis, Pericles SEM 6. Hawkins, Stephanie SEM 1, 51. Joyce, Simon SEM 7. Lincoln, Ana SEM 3. Hayot, Eric 66, 116. Judovitz, Dalia 32. Lindau, Elizabeth 63. Helt, Brenda SEM 8, 56, 120. Juhasz, Paul 36. Linett, Maren 43. Hemmings, Robert 104. Jurca, Catherine SEM 7. Lisella, Julia 82. Heney, Alison SEM 16. Kahan, Benjamin 102, SEM 23. Lobo, Julius SEM 16. Henke, Suzette Ann WAYR1 Kalliney, Peter 70, SEM 22. Logemann, Andrew SEM 19. Hepburn, Allan SEM 6, 125. Kappeler, Erin SEM 2, 21. Londe, Greg 12. Herring, Scott 13. Karas, Andrew SEM 7, 4. Louizeaux, Elizabeth Bergman 79. Hertz, Erich SEM 22. Karpay, Joyce Y. 56. Love, Heather (Pennsylvania) 31, 123. Heuving, Jeanne 5, 27, Poetry Reading. Karpinski, Eva C. 114. Love, Heather (Indiana) SEM 17. Higgs, Christopher SEM 15. Katz, Tamar 99, 119. Lucero, Jessica SEM 20. Hill, Lena M. 24, 38. Kaufman, Mark SEM 10. Luck, Jessica Lewis 27. Hinderliter, Beth 93. Keane, Damien 12, 62. Lundell, Michael SEM 15, 26. Hines, Andrew SEM 17, WAYR4. Keegan, Tom SEM 14. Lusty, Heather SEM 9, 26. Hinnov, Emily SEM 16. Keenaghan, Eric SEM 12, 67. Lyon, Janet SEM 15, 43. Hinojosa, Lynne SEM 6. Keller, Lynn 27. MacArthur, Marit SEM 2, WAYR1. Ho, Janice 70. Kennedy-Epstein, Rowena SEM 16. Maciak, Phillip SEM 6. Hoar, Leo SEM 19. Kennedy, Meegan 55. MacKay, Marina 39, 92. Hogue, Cynthia 8, 27, Poetry Reading, SEM 16. Kern, Stephen SEM 6, 101. MacPhail, Kelly C. SEM 13. Hollander, Rachel 110. Keyser, Catherine 103. Mahaffey, Vicki 101. Hollenbach, Lisa SEM 2. Kim, Myung Mi 42. Malouf, Michael 95. Hollister, Susannah 4. Kinnahan, Linda 61, 65. Marcus, Jane SEM 16. Holmes, Christopher 74. Kirschen, Robert SEM 15, WAYR3. Markowski, Michal Pawel 106. Hoogland, Renée C. SEM 24, 123. Klein, Kathryn SEM 11. Marsh, John SEM 4, 80. Hopcroft, Suzanne Marie SEM 9. Klein, Scott 10, 68. Marshik, Celia 7, 49. Horacek, Josef SEM 3. Kochis, Matthew SEM 10. Martin, Ann SEM 1. Hornby, Louise 19, 31. Koenigsberger, Kurt 99. Martin, Meredith 21, 94. Hovanec, Caroline SEM 13. Konkol, Margaret SEM 13, 97. Martin, Theodore 25, 126. Howes, Marjorie 2, 33. Koontz, Michael D. 110. Mattis, Ann 38. Hubbard, Stacy Carson 51, 118. Koppen, Randi SEM 22. Matz, Jesse 101. Huculak, J. Matthew 41, 127. Kuhn, Liz SEM 11. May, William SEM 8, 94. Hume, Christine 9. Kusch, Celena 96. Maynard, James 67, 89. Hunter, Shane SEM 14. La Casse, Christopher SEM 10. McArthur, Rachel SEM 18. Hurd, Robert SEM 17. Ladd, Barbara 59. McCabe, Susan SEM 8. Hyland, John 62. Lahti, Ruth 8. McCann, Emily 96. Ialongo, Ernest 44. Laing, Kathryn 56. McCarthy, Jeffrey SEM 13, 35. Infante, Ignacio SEM 23. Laird, Holly SEM 12, 114. McCracken, Scott SEM 15, 15. Irvine, Dean SEM 20, 127. Lam, Joshua SEM 14, 105. McCray, Sean SEM 15. Jackson, Holly 46. Landy, Joshua 48, SEM 19. McDiarmid, Lucy 28. Jacques, Geoffrey 57. Lang, Abigail 37. McIntire, Gabrielle SEM 6. Jaffe, Aaron 88, 100. Langendorfer, Anne SEM 4. McKible, Adam 24, 83. Jaillant, Lise SEM 10, 83. Latham, Sean SEM 10, 55. McRae, Shannon SEM 24. James, David 50, 68. Latimer, Tirza 120. McVey, Christopher SEM 14. 33 MSA 13 INDEX

Meadowsong, Zena SEM 21. Paeslack, Miriam 93. Melillo, John 17. Palermo, Charles 118. Mellor, Leo 39. Panko, Julia SEM 17. Meyer, Steven 102. Panutsos, Marcie SEM 18. Mical, Thomas SEM 14, 26. Pappalardo, Salvatore 60. Micir, Melanie 13, 102, WAYR2. Pardini, Samuele SEM 5, 108. Midgley, Peter SEM 9. Paris, Vaclav SEM 10. Miho, Silvia Regina Gomes 57. Park-Primiano, Sueyoung SEM 9, 54. Miller, Steven 11, 86. Parkins, Ilya 7. Miller, Tyrus H. 47, 106. Parks, Justin 71. Milletti, Christina 9. Pasqualina, Stephen SEM 1. Minarich, Megan SEM 10. Patnaik, Sangina SEM 21. Mitrano, Mena 15. Paustian, Megan Cole SEM 9. Mix, Deborah 22. Pease, Allison 4, 49. Moffat, Wendy 92, SEM 23. Perelman, Bob 79, SEM 20. Monahan, Laurie SEM 7. Peters-Golden, Rebecca SEM 11. Moran, Patrick 33. Pondrom, Cyrena 96. Morden, Robert 164. Pong, Beryl SEM 14, 113. Morris, Dee 27. Porco, Alessandro 17. Morris, Nicholas SEM 22. Porterfield, AubreySEM 3. Morrison, Spencer 84. Potter, Peter J. 3, 4. Morse, Daniel SEM 22. Preston, Carrie SEM 3, 6, 64. Moses, Michael Valdez SEM 7, 68. Price, Justine 93. Moses, Omri 91. Price, Katie L. SEM 2, 90. Murphy, James Stephen 41, 77. Pritchett, Patrick 113. Murray, Alex SEM 13, 36. Purcell, Rich 85. Mutter, Matthew SEM 6. Quigley, Megan SEM 1. Nadiminti, Kalyan SEM 13. Quirici, Marion 60. Nadire, Leila SEM 13. Rabaté, Jean-Michel 31, 124. Nedeljkov, Svetlana SEM 3. Rae, Patricia 45, 128. Neigh, Janet SEM 9. Raine, Anne SEM 13. Newcomer, Caitlin SEM 16. Rait, Suzanne SEM 5, 51. Newman, Daniel SEM 15. Rasula, Jed 1, Poetry Reading. Nguyen, Jeff 47, SEM 23. Rath, Pragyan 104. Nicholls, Peter 15. Read, Justin 106. Nichols, Miriam 76. Rebaza-Soraluz, Luis 19. Nickels, Joel 18. Redding, Patrick 117. Niebisch, Arndt 32. Reed, Christopher 109, 120. Nieland, Justus 18. Reginio, Robert SEM 14. Nielsen, Aldon Lynn 57, Poetry Reading, 121. Reid, Colbey Emmerson 52. Nolan, Sara 61. Rettberg, Eric 32, 63. Noland, Carrie 90. Reynolds, Guy 81. Nugent, Joseph 2. Reynolds, Paige 2. Oakley, Seanna Sumalee 81. Rhody, Lisa Marie Antonille SEM 1, 41. O’Connor, Noreen SEM 8. Rich, Kelly SEM 21. O’Dea, Dathalinn 2. Richards, Jill 117. Odom, Glenn SEM 1. Rives, Rochelle 118. Oler, Andrew SEM 24. Robinson, Elizabeth Poetry Reading, 61. O’Malley, Seamus 45, SEM 19. Roessel, David SEM 3. Opest, Michael SEM 7. Roffman, Karin 4, 107. Ortolano, Scott SEM 5. Rogers, Gayle SEM 10, 85. Osment, Sarah SEM 14. Ronda, Margaret 126. Otto, Elizabeth 93. Roos, Bonnie SEM 9. Outka, Elizabeth 10, 78. Rosen, David SEM 15. Owens, Richard 112. Rosenbaum, Susan SEM 8, 65. 34 INDEX MSA 13

Paeslack, Miriam 93. Rosenberg, Aaron SEM 11. Smith, Matthew Wilson 6. Palermo, Charles 118. Rosenberg, Beth SEM 12. Snyder, Carey 103. Panko, Julia SEM 17. Rosenthal, Lecia SEM 22, 128. Solomon, William 47, 71. Panutsos, Marcie SEM 18. Rosinberg, Erwin SEM 13, 46. Somigli, Luca 98, 108. Pappalardo, Salvatore 60. Rosner, Victoria 116. Soni, Raji Singh SEM 6. Pardini, Samuele SEM 5, 108. Ross, Shawna 53. Sorensen, Leif SEM 15, 121. Paris, Vaclav SEM 10. Ross, Stephen (Victoria) 25, SEM 15, 110, 124. Sorum, Eve SEM 13. Park-Primiano, Sueyoung SEM 9, 54. Ross, Stephen (Oxford) SEM 14, WAYR4. Speese, Erin Johns 59, SEM 21. Parkins, Ilya 7. Rothman, Roger SEM 10. Spitzer, Jennifer SEM 1. Parks, Justin 71. Rozendal, Michael 93. Spyra, Ania 74. Pasqualina, Stephen SEM 1. Ruch, Alexander SEM 7. Stallman, Martha 28. Patnaik, Sangina SEM 21. Ruddy, Sarah 112. Stalter, Sunny SEM 5, 72. Paustian, Megan Cole SEM 9. Russell, Bryan 98. Stanley, Kate 122. Pease, Allison 4, 49. Saint-Amour, Paul K. 92, SEM 21. Stasi, Paul SEM 12. Perelman, Bob 79, SEM 20. Salkind, Wendy SEM 8, Friday Special Event. Steen, John SEM 4. Peters-Golden, Rebecca SEM 11. Saloman, Randi 48, 99. Steffens, Karolyn 128. Pondrom, Cyrena 96. Salton-Cox, Glyn 39. Stephens, Paul 71. Pong, Beryl SEM 14, 113. Salvato, Nick 107. Stergiopoulos, Kathryn SEM 3. Porco, Alessandro 17. Samalin, Zach 78. Stratton, Matthew 73, 80. Porterfield, AubreySEM 3. Sanders, Lise Shapiro 120. Susik, Abigail 32, 63. Potter, Peter J. 3, 4. Saunders, Max 16, SEM 23. Sutaria, Sejal SEM 9. Preston, Carrie SEM 3, 6, 64. Savage, Elizabeth 22. Suwendy, Christine SEM 12. Price, Justine 93. Sawaya, Francesca SEM 8. Swanson, Cecily SEM 8, 94. Price, Katie L. SEM 2, 90. Sayeau, Michael 100. Sword, Helen 95, 116. Pritchett, Patrick 113. Scarry, Siobhan SEM 4, 23. Tanigawa, Kathryn SEM 7. Purcell, Rich 85. Schaaf, Holly SEM 19. Taylor, Jesse Oak SEM 13. Quigley, Megan SEM 1. Schabner, Natallia Stelmak SEM 19. Tease, Amy 46. Quirici, Marion 60. Schachter, Allison SEM 10. Teilmann-Lock, Stina 3. Rabaté, Jean-Michel 31, 124. Scheibel, Will 54. Teixeira, Maurício de Carvalho 66. Rae, Patricia 45, 128. Schieble, Ellen 87. Templeton, Erin SEM 23. Raine, Anne SEM 13. Schmidt, Jeremy SEM 2, 53. Thompson, Spurgeon 28. Rait, Suzanne SEM 5, 51. Schneiderman, Josh SEM 17. Thomson, Tara SEM 12, WAYR3. Rasula, Jed 1, Poetry Reading. Schoenbach, Lisi 34, 122. Thrailkill, Jane 123. Rath, Pragyan 104. Schotter, Jesse SEM 17. Thurston, Michael 43, 105. Read, Justin 106. Schuchard, Ronald 116. Toni, Flávia Camargo SEM 1, 66. Rebaza-Soraluz, Luis 19. Schultz, Kathy Lou 42, Poetry Reading. Toymentsev, Sergey 84. Redding, Patrick 117. Schulze, Robin G. 4, 20. Tremblay-McGaw, Robin 5, Poetry Reading. Reed, Christopher 109, 120. Schuster, Joshua SEM 13. Troeger, Rebecca SEM 4. Reginio, Robert SEM 14. Scutts, Joanna 35, SEM 21. Tryphonopoulos, Demetres SEM 3. Reid, Colbey Emmerson 52. See, Sam 91, 101, SEM 23. Tucker, Lauryl SEM 18. Rettberg, Eric 32, 63. Selisker, Scott 34. Ulin, Julieann Veronica 35. Reynolds, Guy 81. Seshagiri, Urmila 13, 40. Utell, Janine SEM 4, 110. Reynolds, Paige 2. Setina, Emily 4, SEM 16. Valente, Joseph 2, 28. Rhody, Lisa Marie Antonille SEM 1, 41. Setz, Cathryn 69. van den Berg, Jacinta 59. Rich, Kelly SEM 21. Sharpe, Emily Robins SEM 6, 111. Van Dyke, James A. 44. Richards, Jill 117. Sheehan, Elizabeth SEM 18, 74. Vandivere, Julie SEM 8. Rives, Rochelle 118. Shelden, Ashley T. 46. Vazquez, Edward A. 90. Robinson, Elizabeth Poetry Reading, 61. Sherry, Vincent 39. Végső, Roland 86. Roessel, David SEM 3. Shilina-Conte, Tanya 54. Vetter, Lara 96. Roffman, Karin 4, 107. Shirkhani, Kim 70. Vine, Liz SEM 14. Rogers, Gayle SEM 10, 85. Sikorski, Hannah 36. Volpicelli, Robert SEM 18. Ronda, Margaret 126. Singh, Sonam SEM 1, 58. Wagers, Kelley 51. Roos, Bonnie SEM 9. Siraganian, Lisa SEM 12, 115. Walker, Julia SEM 1, 52. Rosen, David SEM 15. Smart, Marie 100. Walkowitz, Rebecca 50. Rosenbaum, Susan SEM 8, 65. Smith, Amy SEM 6, WAYR1 Walsh, Kelly S. SEM 21, WAYR3. 35 MSA 13 INDEX

Walsh, Rebecca 82, 96. Walter, Christina 119. Wasmoen, Nikolaus SEM 20. Watten, Barrett SEM 5, 37, Poetry Reading, 76. Weihman, Lisa SEM 4. Weinberger, Christopher 124. Weingarten, Karen SEM 20. Wellman, Donald 97, WAYR2. Wells, Ira 4. Welsch, J.T. 69. Westman, Karin SEM 12. Whalan, Mark 14. Wheeler, Lesley 116. Whittington, Ian SEM 22. Wientzen, Timothy 34. Williams, Tyrone 42, Poetry Reading. Willmott, Glenn SEM 13, 33, 111. Wilson, Aimee SEM 15. Wilson, Rachael SEM 5. Wilson, Sarah SEM 7. Wilton, Jess 85. Wolfe, Jesse 64. Wollaeger, Mark 45, 64. Wright, Timothy SEM 9. Wrighton, John WAYR3, 104. Wu, Sang SEM 13. Wulfman, Clifford 41. Xie, Ming SEM 3. Yao, Steven 79. Yoon, Irene SEM 5. You, Mia SEM 18. Young, John K. 127. Zeiger, Melissa 51, SEM 18. Zhang, Dora SEM 4, 31. Ziarek, Ewa Plonowska 9, 73. Ziarek, Krzysztof 73. Zimring, Rishona 17, 40, SEM 18. Zumhagen-Yekplé, Karen 48.

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