MLA 2020 - Participants

Antoine Cazé

U de Paris

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- 546. Is Translation a “Loaded Gun”?

Patrizio Ceccagnoli

U of Kansas

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- 399. Italian Ecocriticism

Natalia Cecire

U of Sussex

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- 692. Infinite Energy: Speculative Fictions, Reticular Futures

Abigail Celis

Penn State U, University Park

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- 096. Visualizing Difference in Twenty-First-Century French and Francophone Cinema
- 154. World Literature and New Humanism in the Digital Age

Nadia Celis

Bowdoin C

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- 519. Childhood and Violence in Latin America

Sara Cerne

Northwestern U

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- 560. Are We in a New Southern Literary Renaissance?

Sarah Jane Cervenak

U of North Carolina, Greensboro

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- 238. Environments of Alienation and Home: Property, (Dis)Possession, and the Poetics of Gathering

Frank Cha

Virginia Commonwealth U

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- 641. (Un)Documented: Constructing Immigrant Souths

Gloria Chacon

U of California, San Diego

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- 456. Indigenous Ontologies: Human, Territory, Animal, and Plant Lives Interrelationships in Contemporary Indigenous Literatures

Mrinalini Chakravorty

U of Virginia

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- 221. Sustaining and Building the English Major: Models for Success
- 557. Postcolonial Critique Now and the Work of Literature

Sean Chambers

Asst. Prof. and Founding Adviser, Soldiers' Theatre/Mask & Spur Drama Careers Society at Valley Forge Military Acad. and C

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- 355. Poetry for Scientists and Welders: Teaching the Liberal Arts at Two-Year Colleges

Treena Chambers

Simon Fraser U

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- 127. Data and Justice

Krista Chambless

U of Alabama, Birmingham

Ashley Champagne

Brown U

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- 308. What Is Humanities Research Now?

Flora Champy

Princeton U

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- 551. Failure/Échec

Camilla Chams

U of Oslo

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- 660. Elena Ferrante on My Mind

Nadine Chan

Claremont Graduate U

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- 589. Transmedia Engagement and the Performance of Place in Southeast Asia

Manu Samriti Chander

Associate Professor of English at Rutgers U, Newark

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- 500. Humanities in Five
- 724. Critical Approaches to the Study of White Supremacy

Alenda Chang

U of California, Santa Barbara

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- 212. Interdisciplinarity in/and the Environmental Humanities

Elizabeth Chang

U of Missouri, Columbia

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- 107. British Romanticism and China

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