MLA Annual Convention - Participants

John Attridge

Program
- 303: Henry James and Humor

Timothy R. Aubry

Program
- 520: Formalism beyond Surface Reading

Aida Audeh

Program
- 310: Textual Transactions: Dante outside of Italy

Tanya Augsburg

Professor of Humanities, SFSU at San Francisco State University

San Francisco CA UNITED STATES

Program
- 135: Thinking the Erotic

Jinlei Augst

Program
- 312: The Twenty-First-Century Humanities PhD: Lessons Learned from the NEH’s NextGen PhD Program
- 542: [Canceled] Getting Funded in the Humanities: An NEH Workshop

Thomas Augst

Program
- 718: Rethinking Didacticism

Ms Sarah Austin

United States Air Force Academy Prep

Colorado Springs CO UNITED STATES

Program
- 161: Writing as Commodity: How the Neoliberal University Renders the Online Writing Classroom Transactional

Elaine Auyoung

U of Minnesota, Twin Cities

Program
- 311: Literature, Cognition, Ideology
- 741: New Starting Points for Literature and the Mind

Neval Avci

Program
- 087: The Transcolonial Mediterranean

Cameron Awkward-Rich

U of Massachusetts, Amherst

Program
- 082: Reading Like a Transsexual (Now)

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Dima Ayoub

Assistant Professor at Middlebury C

Program
- 550: Arabic Literature in Translation / Arabic Literature and Translation

Sophia Azeb

U of Chicago

Program
- 456: Frantz Fanon and West Asia

Muhammad Waqar Azeem

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

Aaron Babcock

Ohio U, Athens

Program
- 014: Textual Transactions: (Dis)Location and Ethnicity in Midwestern Literature

David Babcock

Program
- 215: Literary Politics beyond Colonial Recognition

Nancy C. Backes

Cardinal Stritch U

Program
- 038: Aging, Care, and Humor

Gabriela Badica

Program
- 371: Chicago Style: Hemingway and Chicago

David Bahr

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

Nazry Bahrawi

Singapore U of Tech. and Design

Program
- 154: Race, Nation, and Empire in Southeast Asian Life Writing
- 744: Southeast Asian Textual Translations and Transactions

Matthew J. Bailey

Washington and Lee U

Program
- 334: Medieval Iberia as Textual Transaction