MLA Annual Convention - Participants

Kimberly Nance

Program
- 435: #Testimony
- 678: Reaching Second-Language Learners through Gamification of the Curriculum

Sarah Nance

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- 321: Illness and the Poetics of Space: Disability Studies, Access, and Form in the Long Twentieth Century
- 552: Disability Poetics: How Disability Becomes Embodied in Poetic Form

Gaura Shankar Narayan

Purchase C, State U of New York

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- 384: Aesthetics of Terrorism
- 584: Movable Types: Print Culture in South Asia

Cheryl Narumi Naruse

Tulane U

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- 422: Diasporas, Aesthetics, and Southeast Asia

Claire Nashar

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- 348: Happy 150th, Gide!
- 595: Radical and Rogue Translations

Jose Navarro

California Polytechnic State U

Program
- 231: Visual and Literary Intersections of Chicanidad

Rielle Navitski

U of Georgia

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- 181: Latin American Film Studies: A State of the Field

Anna Navrotskaya

Program
- 716: Ways of Unknowing: French Poetry at Its Limits

Lillian Nayder

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- 218: Feral Dickens

Jeffrey T. Nealon

Penn State U, University Park

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- 538: Reality Hunger and the Search for Authenticity
- 655: Theorizing the Theory Survey Course

Janet Neary

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- 675: Geographies and Genealogies of Black Western Print Culture

David Nee

Program
- 637: New Media and the Humanities, 1900–50

Philip Nel

University Distinguished Professor at Kansas State University

Program
- 438: Sesame Street at Fifty

Bradley Nelson

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- 139: Doing “Relevance”: Medieval and Early Modern Perspectives

Cary Nelson

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- 013: The Devil We Know and the Devil We Don’t: Academic Keywords at Twenty

Adam Nemmers

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- 236: American Regionalism beyond English

Daniel Nemser

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- 054: And What Does Colonial Mean?
- 217: Indigenous and Black Religious Confraternities: Negotiating Identity and Status in Colonial Latin America

Ellen V. Nerenberg

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

Hilary L. Neroni

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- 357: Psychoanalysis and Racialization

Richard Ness

Program
- 095: John Clare and Science