MLA 2020 - Participants

Benita Sampedro

Hofstra U

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- 386. Overlapping Colonialisms: Imperial Rivalries in Africa, the Americas, and the Pacific

Mark Sample

Davidson C

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- 388. Being Human, Seeming Human
- 688. Digital Culture and Statelessness

Maurice A. Samuels

Yale U

Program
- 635. Revisiting Dreyfus in the Age of Fake News and Yellow Vests

Robert Samuels

Lecturer at U of California, Santa Barbara

Goleta CA UNITED STATES

Program
- 263. Taxonomies of Power: Roles and Regulations in the Academy

Cheyla Samuelson

San José State U

Program
- 717. Without Papers

Marisa Sanchez

U of British Columbia, Vancouver

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- 252. Digital Humanities and/in Beckett Studies

Melissa E. Sanchez

U of Pennsylvania

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- 150. Queer Pregnancies in Early Modern Literature
- 438. Whither Sex?

Nicolas Sanchez

Duke U

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- 242. Accumulation and Devastation
- 450. Literatures of the Poor: The Picaresque and Beyond

Juan G. Sanchez Martinez

U of North Carolina, Asheville

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

Kimberlee Sanders

Harvard U

Program
- 645. At the Borders of the Human in Japanese Literature and Culture since 1900

Scott M. Sanders

Dartmouth C

Program
- 551. Failure/Échec

Trevor Sanders

U of California, Berkeley

Program
- 144. Rethinking Cosmopolitanism across the Nineteenth Century

Carmen Sanjuan-Pastor

Scripps C

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Catherine Sanok

U of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Program
- 549. Performing Miracles in Medieval and Early Modern Drama

Annie Sansonetti

New York U

Program
- 315. Humanizing the Young Trans Body

Byron Santangelo

U of Kansas

Program
- 098. Postcolonial Studies, the Environmental Humanities, and the Limits of the Human

Aaron Santesso

Georgia Inst. of Tech.

Program
- 525. Digital Creative Making in the Literature Classroom

Esra Mirze Santesso

U of Georgia

Bryan Santin

Concordia U, CA

Kathryn Vomero Santos

Assistant Professor of English at Trinity U

Washington DC UNITED STATES

Program
- 332. Early Modern Racialization and the Idea of the Human

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