MLA Annual Convention - Participants

Pamela K. Gilbert

Albert Brick Professor at U of Florida

Program
- 248: Science and Literature: Publishing, Editing, Theorizing Science and Writing

Ryan Giles

Program
- 334: Medieval Iberia as Textual Transaction

Peter Alexander Gilgen

Cornell U

Program
- 612: Lessing’s Histories

Benjamin Gillespie

Susan Gillman

U of California, Santa Cruz

Program
- 361: The Function of American Literary Criticism Now: Fact, Harm, Recognition, and Translation

Randi Gill-Sadler

Program
- 532: The Great Migration and Its Afterlives

Isaac Gimenez Garcia

Program
- 219: Political Imaginaries in Portuguese

Esther Gimeno Ugalde

Program
- 063: Polyglot Cinema in Iberian and Latin American Cultures

Sarah Giragosian

U at Albany, State U of New York

Program
- 162: Zoopoetics

Anna Girling

Program
- 244: Edith Wharton’s Sense of Time

Grant Glass

Graduate Student at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Program
- 089: What We Teach When We Teach Digital Humanities: Curriculum and Experience
- 417: Critical Computation: What’s Next?

Jeffrey Glover

Loyola U, Chicago

Program
- 061: Land, Labor, Literacy
- 715: Afterlives of the Enlightenment: Sovereignty and Empire

R. Darren Gobert

Reed Gochberg

Program
- 586: The Aura of Foreign Paper in the Long Nineteenth Century

Carolyn McCue Goffman

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

Alexandra Gold

Program
- 666: Copy, Cut, Paste, Track

Barri J. Gold

Program
- 547: New Directions in Science and Literature

Matthew K. Gold

Graduate Center, City U of New York

Program
- 613: Getting Credit in Digital Publishing and Digital Humanities Projects

RL Goldberg

Program
- 412: “MWTVF” at Twenty-Five: The Legacy of Susan Stryker’s “My Words to Victor Frankenstein . . .”

Sarah Goldberg

Columbia U

Program
- 329: Demystifying the Job Search Process
- 599: Connected Academics: A Showcase of Career Diversity