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“The Novel in an Age of Intellectual Property” Bose (Clemson University) "Postracial Formation in Recent US Fiction" Stuart Burrows Gender Novelties Andrew Piper (McGill University) “Socializations: Gender and the Social Networks of the Novel” Karen Steigman (Otterbein University) “Art Monsters and Airless Spaces: Stagnation Theory in the Novel” Andrew Franta (University of Utah) “Jane Austen and the Morphology of the Marriage Plot” Chair: Megan Ward (Oregon State) Transnational Form: The Novel after the Nation Sheri-Marie Harrison (University of Missouri) and Andrew Hoberek (University of Missouri) “The Novel of Migrancy: Whitehead, Hamid, and the Irrealism of Travel” Matthew Hart (Columbia University) “A Political Geography of the Contemporary Historical Novel” Anjuli Raza Kolb (Williams College) “Cures From Within” Chair: Andrew Hoborek On What There Is in the Novel Daniel Wright (University of Toronto) “Existence and the Underground of the Novel” Alicia Christoff (Amherst College) “How Many Worlds Are There in a Novel? Balint, Hardy, and the ‘Friendly Expanses’ of The Return of the Native” Jocelyn Rodal (Pennsylvania State University) “On Mathematics as a Fiction: The Ontology of Abstractions”