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Wiebke Denecke

Boston U

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- 154. World Literature and New Humanism in the Digital Age

Dennis Denisoff

U of Tulsa

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- 301. Oscar Wilde and Popular Culture
- 577. Fin de Sex at the Fin de Siècle? The Recursions of Race, Gender, and Sexuality

Andrea Denny-Brown

U of California, Riverside

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- 164. Middle English Affects

Elizabeth DeNoma

Amazon

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- 363. A Showcase of Career Diversity

Cassio de Oliveira

Portland State U

Program
- 691. Teaching Texts in Translation: Theoretical and Pedagogical Approaches

Sofia Derer

U Heidelberg

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- 622. Transnational Boundary Crossings in Early Modern German Literature

Roshawnda Derrick

Pepperdine U

Program
- 093. Language Change Forum: New Directions

Toi Derricotte

U of Pittsburgh

Program
- 646. MLA Awards Ceremony

Gaurav G. Desai

U of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Program
- 421. What Is Living and What Is Dead in Theory

Rebecca De Souza

U of Oxford, Hertford C

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- 156. Political Uses of Medieval Iberia
- 507. New Currents in Medieval Iberian Studies

Daniela D'Eugenio

Vanderbilt U

Program
- 442. Italian Humor and Humanity (1200–1600)

Helen Deutsch

U of California, Los Angeles

Program
- 496. Eighteenth-Century Studies and the Future of the Profession

James Deutsch

Curator, Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage at Smithsonian Inst.

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- 430. Being Folk: How Folkloristics Humanizes Cultural Processes

Angelica De Vido

U of Oxford

Program
- 522. Historicizing #MeToo

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Whitney DeVos

U of California, Santa Cruz

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- 628. The Poetry of the Americas: Responses, Extensions, Critiques

Laura De Vos

U of Washington, Seattle

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- 083. Literatures of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) Movement
- 170. The Novel about Time: Phenomenologies of Time-Consciousness in Minority Fictions of the United States

Amrita Dhar

Ohio State U, Newark

Program
- 033. Intersectionality and Coalitions: Medieval Studies and Beyond

Naminata Diabate

Cornell U

Program
- 531. Pleasure, Art, and the Human in Africa

Bakary Diaby

Skidmore C

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- 384. New Romanticisms

Jeff Diamanti

U of Amsterdam

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- 106. Marxism and the New Materialisms