MLA Annual Convention - Participants

Anastassiya Andrianova

Program
- 223: Aesthetes in Exile and The Art(ifice) of Suffering

Reynolds Andújar

Program
- 537: Latinx Chicago: Contemporary Latinx Authors Write on and from Chicago

Sze Wei Ang

Program
- 355: Utopian and Dystopian Lifeworlds

Kristen Angierski

Program
- 330: The Embodied Graduate Student in Relation
- 683: Polluted, Revolting, Alien Nature: An Ecohorror Roundtable

April J. Anson

Program
- 281: Textual Transactions of Native Literary Pedagogy
- 413: The Literature and Rhetoric of Public Lands

David John Anthony

Program
- 513: The Walt Whitman Bicentennial
- 604: Global Hawthorne

Miren Anton

Program
- 603: Writing Sex and Power: Liberations and Constraints

Waseem Anwar

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

Matt Applegate

Molloy C

Program
- 143: Screen and Postscreen Digital Humanities

Emily Apter

New York U

Jonathan Arac

U of Pittsburgh

Program
- 584: Movable Types: Print Culture in South Asia

Alyssa Arbuckle

U of Victoria

Program
- 002: DH Curious? Digital Humanities Tools and Technologies for Students, Emerging Scholars, Faculty Members, Librarians, and Administrators
- 401: DH Curious? Digital Humanities Tools and Technologies for Students, Emerging Scholars, Faculty Members, Librarians, and Administrators

Sarah Archino

Program
- 378: Dada, Surrealism, and the Handmade

Viola Ardeni

Ph.D. Candidate at UCLA

Program
- 163: Textual Transactions: Adaptation and Reception across Genres in Italian Culture

Ann Ardis

Program
- 364: Innovations in Doctoral Education: Building Strong Partnerships between Programs and University Leadership

Jana L. Argersinger

Program
- 478: Women at Work: Margaret Fuller and Nineteenth-Century Women Writers on Work

Arturo Arias

U of California, Merced

Program
- 579: Literature, Truth, and Rights

Santa Arias

Program
- 380: Humanities in Five

David Armitage

Program
- 323: Anachronism and Method: History, Literature, Law

Shifra Armon

Program
- 587: Buried but Not Dead: Unanthologized Texts—Mapping the Cultural Terrain of Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Spain