MLA Annual Convention - Participants

Lucy Pick

Program
- 139: Doing “Relevance”: Medieval and Early Modern Perspectives

Kevin Pickard

Program
- 157: Drug Talk: Narcotics, Discourse, and the State in Contemporary Literature

Grégory Pierrot

Program
- 315: New Narratives of Revolutionary and (Post)Revolutionary Haiti: Writing (Post)Revolutionary Haiti in the Long Nineteenth Century

Adela E. Pineda Franco

Boston U

Program
- 098: Mexico’s Marx and Marxisms

Simone Pinet

Professor of Spanish, Religious, and Medieval Studies at Cornell University

Ithaca NY UNITED STATES

Program
- 250: Cartography of the Sacred

Anke Pinkert

Program
- 362: Monuments and Monumentality: Cityscapes and the Imperial Imagination

Marta Pinto

Program
- 687: Lusophone Orientalisms

Samantha Pinto

Program
- 277: Critical University Studies and Postcoloniality

Robert Pippin

Program
- 663: Author Meets Readers: On Martin Shuster’s New Television

Melinda Pirazzoli

Program
- 214: Reconsidering Family Relations in Chinese Literature and Film

Tehmina Pirzada

Program
- 326: Formal Transactions, Resistance, and the United States Empire

Saba Pirzadeh

Program
- 326: Formal Transactions, Resistance, and the United States Empire

Ralph Pite

Program
- 469: Romantic Elements: Earth, Air, Fire, and Water

Cole Jack Pittman

Program
- 255: Disability and Speculative Fiction

Martha Pitts

Program
- 540: Turning Gold into Straw: The Feminization of Contingent Labor

Kyle Pivetti

Norwich U

Program
- 419: Contagious Memory

Samuel Pizelo

PhD Student at University of California, Davis

Program
- 700: Science Fiction beyond Biopolitics

Justo Planas

Program
- 698: Sonic Boom: Cuban Soundscapes

John M. G. Plotz

Program
- 074: Reading Forward Backward
- 434: “Shadowtime”

Mya Poe

Northeastern University

Harvard MA UNITED STATES

Program
- 529: Textual Transactions: A Review of the Empirical Tradition in Writing Studies Research