MLA Annual Convention - Participants

Jacinta Yanders

Program
- 525: Going Public: How and Why to Develop a Digital Scholarly Identity

Xiaoshan Yang

Program
- 131: Space Apart: The Politics of Leisure in China (1000–1700)

Sijia Yao

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

Kerim Yasar

Program
- 402: Author as Translator: Translation and Adaptation in Modern Japanese Literary Production

Priscilla Solis Ybarra

U of North Texas

Program
- 674: New Perspectives in Ecocriticism: Latinx Approaches

Jason Yonover

Program
- 287: History and Historicism in the Nineteenth Century

Jessica Yood

Lehman C, City U of New York

Program
- 648: Commons Democracy, Common Schools

Daniel Youd

Program
- 647: Technology in Late Imperial Chinese Imagination

Alex Young

Program
- 215: Literary Politics beyond Colonial Recognition
- 413: The Literature and Rhetoric of Public Lands

John Young

Marshall U

Program
- 539: Night and Day at One Hundred

Kay Young

U of California, Santa Barbara

Program
- 156: Literature, Attachment, and the Social Brain

Robert JC Young

Program
- 193: Fanon Now
- 546: Newly Discovered Work by Frantz Fanon: A Conversation on Future Directions for Research, Scholarship, and Teaching

Vershawn Young

University of Waterloo

Waterloo On CANADA

Program
- 105: Writing and Literature in the English Department: Partnerships and Intersections

Zunaira Yousaf

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

Timothy Yu

U of Wisconsin, Madison

Program
- 123: New Approaches to Writing and Identity
- 668: New Approaches to Asian American Nonfiction

Sunny Yudkoff

U of Wisconsin, Madison

Program
- 159: Literatures of Emergency in the Classroom
- 314: Yiddish and the Postvernacular in the Post–Cold War

Samantha Zacher

Cornell U

Program
- 044: Paradox and Contradiction

Francisco Jose Zamora

Program
- 500: Linguistics and Social Media

Saul Noam Zaritt

Program
- 121: Transnational and Translational Jewish Spaces

Kokahvah Zauditu-Selassie

Program
- 628: New Perspectives on the Global Black Arts Movement