MLA Annual Convention - Participants

María Luisa Ortega Hernández

Program
- 271: Spanish and Portuguese for Specific Purposes in the Twenty-First Century: Engaging the Humanities

Ricardo L. Ortiz

Georgetown U

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- 468: Brownness
- 490: How Do We Fix the Advising Model for Humanities PhD Students?

Taiwo Adetunji Osinubi

Program
- 021: New Diasporas

Catalina Ospina

Program
- 217: Indigenous and Black Religious Confraternities: Negotiating Identity and Status in Colonial Latin America

Kirsten Ostherr

Program
- 203: Health Humanities and Digital Life

Kevin O’Sullivan

Program
- 484: New Perspectives in Book History

Sushil Oswal

Univ of Washington Tacoma

Tacoma WA UNITED STATES

Program
- 627: Storying Statements: Writing Research, Teaching, and Diversity Statements

Katherine Oswald

Program
- 375: [Canceled] Late Medieval Epic and Societal Changes in France and Spain

Nahir Otaño Gracia

Program
- 332: Chaucer and Race

Laura Christine Otis

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- 547: New Directions in Science and Literature
- 741: New Starting Points for Literature and the Mind

Samuel Otter

Program
- 386: Reading The Confidence-Man Today

Hediye Özkan

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

Joel Frederic Pace

Program
- 516: Un(der)represented Voices and Texts in Global Romanticism

Kate Paesani

U of Minnesota, Twin Cities

Program
- 476: Foreign Languages in the STEM Age

Ana Pairet

Program
- 643: Medieval Texts and Digital Editorial Resources

Joy Palacios

Program
- 526: Can or Should There Be a “Turn to Religion” in Seventeenth-Century French Studies?

Ada Palmer

Program
- 376: Stretched or Cropped Margins? Annotation Studies between the Disciplines

David Palmer

Program
- 146: Tao House and Eugene O’Neill’s Late Plays

Patricia Palmer

Program
- 309: Spenser and Architecture

David Palumbo-Liu

Program
- 138: Academic Freedom and Literary Expression: Egypt, Iran, Palestine, Turkey, and the United States
- 579: Literature, Truth, and Rights