MLA Annual Convention - Participants

Amanda Greene

Program
- 203: Health Humanities and Digital Life

Amelia Greene

Program
- 736: “A Chain of Influences”: Literary Legacy and the Work of Ursula K. Le Guin

Rebekah Greene

Program
- 185: William Morris: Reflections on Art and Labor

Catherine Greer

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Linda K. Gregerson

Professor at U of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Program
- 531: Poetics and Annotation

Chase Gregory

Bucknell U

Program
- 533: Citation, Otherwise

Prof. Mark Greif

Stanford U

Program
- 186: The Use and Abuse of Contemporary American Literary History

Katherine Piper Greulich

Program
- 404: New Directions in Literature and Science

Patricia E. Grieve

Program
- 048: Gendered Vengeance
- 334: Medieval Iberia as Textual Transaction

Farah Griffin

Program
- 532: The Great Migration and Its Afterlives

Dene M. Grigar

Professor, Director at Washington State U, Vancouver

Program
- 350: The Impact of N. Katherine Hayles’s NEH Summer Seminar on the Field, 1995–2001
- 424: Born Digital Literature: History, Theory, and Practice

C. R. Grimmer

U of Washington, Seattle

Program
- 321: Illness and the Poetics of Space: Disability Studies, Access, and Form in the Long Twentieth Century

Alvin Grissom, II

Program
- 092: Gower’s Confessio Amantis in Manuscript, Print, Machine, and Production

Christopher Grobe

Amherst C

Program
- 079: Babes, Beasts, and Bots: Entangling with the Nonhuman in Performance

Stephen Groening

Program
- 145: Building Capacities for Public Scholarship through Graduate Curriculum Development

Jay Grossman

Program
- 638: American Literature without Authors

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Jonathan Grossman

U of California, Los Angeles

Program
- 176: Religions and Secularisms in the Novel

Anna Grotans

Program
- 129: Text and Image in Premodern Germany

Lindsey Grubbs

Program
- 321: Illness and the Poetics of Space: Disability Studies, Access, and Form in the Long Twentieth Century

Elizabeth Grumbach

Arizona State U

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