Mallory Findlay, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Between Desire and Fulfillment: “In Reason and Emotion in Mary Wilkins Freeman and Kate Chopin Margaret Jay Jessee, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Literary Space: Nineteenth “A Century Women Physician Characters” Sean Gerrity, The Graduate Center, CUNY, in the Garret: Liminal Spaces and the Politics “Marooned of Fugitivity in Harriet Jacobs's Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl” Session 5-H TR Ways of Telling the War Chair: Shirley Samuels, Cornell University Emily Waples, University of Michigan, Nature: Sarah Dorsey’s Civil War Fiction of “Conditioned Susceptibility” Sherry Shindelar, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, "Battlefield Transgressions to Wedded Bliss" Kirsten Paine, University of Pittsburgh, [In]Visible Female Soldier: Sarah Emma Edmonds and “The Louisa May Alcott's Access to Military Bodies” Emily Anderson, University at Buffalo, "East Meets South: Sources for Sarah Piatt's Civil War Poetry" Session 5-I TR Race and Adaptations in Children’s Literature Lisa A. Kirby, Collin College Linda Trinh Moser, Missouri State University, Girls: Hybrid Migrations in Bich Minh “Pioneer Nguyen's Adaptation of Ingalls Wilder's House on the Prairie’ Books” ‘Little Shawna McDermott, University of Pittsburgh, 'Wild and Fantastic Grace': Race, Childhood, and “A Early American Nationalism in Catharine Maria Sedgwick's Hope Leslie” Lisa A. Kirby, Collin College, Le Sueur’s Wilderness: McCarthyism, Children’s Literature, “Meridel and Re-envisioning America” - Chat with an editor session - Nicholas More Alcove 4:00 5:15 TR – Session 6-A TR The Personal Economics of Sympathy Chair: Barbara Baumgartner, Washington University Organizer: Alison Tracy Hale, University of Puget Sound
Mallory Findlay, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, “In Between Desire and Fulfillment: Reason and Emotion in Mary Wilkins Freeman and Kate Chopin Margaret Jay Jessee, University of Alabama at Birmingham, “A Literary Space: Nineteenth Century Women Physician Characters” Sean Gerrity, The Graduate Center, CUNY, “Marooned in the Garret: Liminal Spaces and the Politics of Fugitivity in Harriet Jacobs's Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl” Session 5-H TR Ways of Telling the War Chair: Shirley Samuels, Cornell University Emily Waples, University of Michigan, “Conditioned Nature: Sarah Dorsey’s Civil War Fiction of Susceptibility” Sherry Shindelar, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, "Battlefield Transgressions to Wedded Bliss" Kirsten Paine, University of Pittsburgh, “The [In]Visible Female Soldier: Sarah Emma Edmonds and Louisa May Alcott's Access to Military Bodies” Emily Anderson, University at Buffalo, "East Meets South: Sources for Sarah Piatt's Civil War Poetry" Session 5-I TR Race and Adaptations in Children’s Literature Lisa A. Kirby, Collin College Linda Trinh Moser, Missouri State University, “Pioneer Girls: Hybrid Migrations in Bich Minh Nguyen's Adaptation of Ingalls Wilder's ‘Little House on the Prairie’ Books” Shawna McDermott, University of Pittsburgh, “A 'Wild and Fantastic Grace': Race, Childhood, and Early American Nationalism in Catharine Maria Sedgwick's Hope Leslie” Lisa A. Kirby, Collin College, “Meridel Le Sueur’s Wilderness: McCarthyism, Children’s Literature, and Re-envisioning America” - Chat with an editor session - Nicholas More Alcove 4:00 – 5:15 TR Session 6-A TR The Personal Economics of Sympathy Chair: Barbara Baumgartner, Washington University Organizer: Alison Tracy Hale, University of Puget Sound
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