MLA Annual Convention - Participants

Alison Fraser

Program
- 484: New Perspectives in Book History

Gordon Fraser

Program
- 692: Science and the Arts of Resistance

Joanne Lipson Freed

Program
- 272: The Immigrant Experience in Twenty-First-Century Literatures of the United States

Elizabeth Freeman

U of California, Davis

Program
- 596: GLQ: A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies at Twenty-Five
- 682: Queer Generations: Encounters across LGBTQ Histories

Erica Fretwell

Assistant Professor at U at Albany, State U of New York

Gabriella Friedman

Cornell U

Program
- 215: Literary Politics beyond Colonial Recognition

Susan Stanford Friedman

U of Wisconsin, Madison

Program
- 109: Collaborative Research, Decolonizing Interactions: Transnational and Local Archives, Methods, and Subjects

Jennie Friedrich

Program
- 026: Performance Matters

Alanna Frost

Associate Professor at University of Alabama in Huntsville

Huntsville AL UNITED STATES

Program
- 471: Exploring Disruptive Literacy Transactions in Communities, Texts, and Practices

Paul Harrison Fry

Program
- 482: Wallace Stevens and Lyric Theory

Jason Frydman

Program
- 501: Peter Abrahams, RIP—Commemorating a Pan-African Life
- 609: Film Screening: Peter Abrahams: A Fascinating Journey

Felix Fuchs

Program
- 189: The Postcolonial Security State: Militarism and Neoliberal Memory in Postcolonial South Asian Literature
- 355: Utopian and Dystopian Lifeworlds

Katrin Fuchs

Program
- 195: New Research in Germanic Philology and Linguistics

Renata Fuchs

Program
- 300: Media as Material around 1800

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Veronika Fuechtner

Dartmouth C

Program
- 488: Monuments and Monumentality: Art and Exhibition Histories

Marcela Fuentes

Program
- 521: Performance, Text, and Activism against Gender Violence in Latin America

Yvonne Fuentes

Program
- 738: How We Teach the Eighteenth Century

Naomi Fukumori

Ohio State U, Columbus

Program
- 322: Visual Translations of Early Japanese Literary Texts

Kirkland Fulk

Program
- 370: Global Economics in European Literatures and Media

Michael Fuller

U of California, Irvine

Program
- 562: Teaching Classical Chinese Poetry as Cultural, Philosophical, and Literary Texts