MLA Annual Convention - Participants

Sunil M. Agnani

Program
- 715: Afterlives of the Enlightenment: Sovereignty and Empire

Jacob Agner

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- 565: What Is Working-Class Literature?

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Sadia Sadia Agsous-Bienstein

Postdoctoral fellow at CRFJ

Paris FRANCE

Program
- 024: Hebrew Translational Transactions

Robert David Aguirre

Program
- 696: Decolonizing the Victorians

Siraj Ahmed

Program
- 101: Multifarious Philology: The Undisciplined Past, the De-disciplined Future?

Elizabeth Aiossa

Program
- 213: Reports from the Front Line: Two-Year-College Faculty Members in Training

David Aitchison

Program
- 029: Selling Childhood

Adewale Ajayi

Program
- 463: Genre and Performance as Textual Transaction

Clement Akassi

Howard U

Program
- 344: African-Diaspora Migrations: The Complexities of a Global Postponed Black Humanity and Citizenship

Suzanne Akbari

Program
- 332: Chaucer and Race
- 420: Travel/Power

Mia Alafaireet

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Program
- 532: The Great Migration and Its Afterlives

Adrian Ellis Alarilla

Program
- 744: Southeast Asian Textual Translations and Transactions

Raquel Albarran

Middlebury C

Program
- 645: Narrative, Affect, and Materiality in Literary Cartographies: A Mapping, Text, and Travel Pecha Kucha

Jan Alber

Program
- 256: Empirical Approaches to Narrative

Andrew Albin

Program
- 088: Beyond Sound in the Medieval Period

Jesse Alemán

U of New Mexico, Albuquerque

Program
- 295: Almost Latino
- 388: Critical Pedagogies Now: Literature, Race, and Political Consciousness

Anthony Alessandrini

Kingsborough Community C, City U of New York

Program
- 138: Academic Freedom and Literary Expression: Egypt, Iran, Palestine, Turkey, and the United States
- 456: Frantz Fanon and West Asia

David Alff

Program
- 220: Afterlives of the Enlightenment: Speculation

Deena Al Halabieh

U of California, Santa Barbara

Program
- 056: Narratives of Occupation: Palestine, Iraq, Syria

Samer Mahdy Ali

U of Michigan

Program
- 380: Humanities in Five