of Literature and the Environment, Flagstaff, Arizona, June 20, 2001. God in the Tree: Seamus Heaney and the Pastoral “The Tradition,” invited lecture, Charles University, Prague, March 20, 2001 of invited lecture, Charles University, Prague, March 22, 2001. “Yeats’s Representation Ireland,” and Howard Nemerov and Owen “‘Where World Thought Exactly Meet’: Barfield,” Rocky Mountain MLA, October 12, 2000. Land Ethic in Native American Poetry of the Southwest,” Annual “The Women’s Eighth Conference on the Literature of Region and Nation, Ostersünd , Sweden, August 5, 2000. Cultural Studies Symposium, K.S.U., March 10, 2000. “No Count Dust Bowl Whores,” Ní Dhomhnaill and The 7th Annual WERCC Conference, “Nuala Woman Issue,” “Celebrating Irish Dublin, Ireland, May 29, 1999. Women’s Writing,” in American Conference for Irish The Butcher Boy,” “Postcolonial Identities Patrick McCabe’s Studies, Hotel Roanoke Conference Center, Roanoke, Va., May 15, 1999. the Wasteland to Larkinland: the Poetry of Eliot, Auden, and invited lecture, “From Larkin,” University of Limerick, April 30, 1998. a Intertextuality as BorderCrossing in The Robber “‘Creating Vigourous Hybrid’: Atwood’s Crossroads in Cultural Studies Conference, Tampere, Finland, June 28, 1998. Bride,” the Movies with Frank McCourt: Sacralizing the Secular in International “At Angela’s Ashes,” Conference on the Study of Irish Literature, University of Limerick, July 21, 1998 Ireland was still under a spell: Miraculous Transformations in the Poetry of Nuala Ní “‘When Seventh International Conference on the Literature of Region and Nation, Dhomhnaill,” Germersheim, Germany, August 2, 1998. Identity in Ireland and on and Nation in and “National/Regional America,” Forum “Region Seventh International Conference on the Literature of Region and outside Terranglia,” 4, 1998. Nation,”August the in Contemporary American invited “‘The Mind’s Eye Lit Sun’: Transcendentalism Poetry,” lecture, University of Limerick, November 26, 1997. American Fiction and the Land the Fifth Annual Cultural Studies Symposium, “Native Ethic”; KSU, March 1996.
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