MLA Annual Convention - Participants

Annja Neumann

Program
- 414: Arthur Schnitzler’s Poetics of Embodiment

Dr. Justin Nevin

Instructor of English at West Chester University of Pennsylvania

Greater Philadelphia area PA UNITED STATES

Program
- 030: Transatlantic Romanticisms Reviewed
- 648: Commons Democracy, Common Schools

Emma Newcombe

Program
- 148: Commemorating Travel

BranderVineyardChrisNewfield

Christopher John Newfield

U of California, Santa Barbara

Program

Ian Newman

Program
- 059: Impersonation and Cultural Appropriation in Britain and Its Colonies, 1660–1780

Jane Ogden Newman

Program
- 232: Transatlantic Transactions: The Impact of World War II on Conceptualizing Renaissance and Early Modern Literature in Rosemond Tuve, Erich Auerbach, and Antonio Gramsci
- 637: New Media and the Humanities, 1900–50

Lynda Ng

Program
- 199: Minor Coetzee: Transnational Affiliations and Forms of Engagement

Simon Yiu-Tsan Ng

Program
- 595: Radical and Rogue Translations

Su Fang Ng

Program
- 286: Teaching the Global Middle Ages
- 340: Shakespeare’s Transnational Poetics: Forms and Genres among Early Modern Literatures

Catherene Ngoh

Program
- 224: Romanticism Now I
- 425: Romanticism Now II

Stephen G. Nichols

Program
- 101: Multifarious Philology: The Undisciplined Past, the De-disciplined Future?

William Nichols

Program

William Nickell

Program
- 341: Ideologies of Health in Soviet Literature and Politics

Marissa Nicosia

Penn State U, Abington

Program
- 509: Teaching with Material Texts

Dianna C. Niebylski

Program
- 381: Gender(s), Language, and Identities in Hispanic Studies

Aldon Lynn Nielsen

Penn State U, University Park

Program
- 380: Humanities in Five

Kim Nielsen

Program
- 577: The Present and Future of Scholarly Publishing: The Faculty Editor’s View

Elizabeth “Biz” Nijdam

Program
- 166: Archives of Images, Archives of Texts: Comics as Sources for Historical Research

Rebecca Nisetich

Program
- 483: Pushing Boundaries: American Humor in the Nineteenth, Twentieth, and Twenty-First Centuries

Kinohi Nishikawa

Princeton U

Program
- 047: Method Wars?
- 563: Cinema in the Wake of Civil Rights