the Liminal West” Catherine Forsa, Case Western Reserve University, Two Worlds: The Liminal Body in Mary “Sensing Antin” Session 8-C FR From Margin to Center: Native American Women Writers Association for the Study of American Indian Literatures (ASAIL) Panel Chair: Cari Carpenter, West Virginia University Olivier, University of Denver, as a Trope of Resistance in The Ojibwe “Transformation Stories of Jane Johnston” Cari M. Carpenter, West Virginia University, Winnemucca Hopkins in the Classroom: The “Sarah Newspaper Archive” Jonathan Wilson, Ashford University, of Continuation, Preservation, and Belonging: Louise “Spaces Erdrich’s Concepts of Home” Isabel Dulfano, University of Utah, Erdrich's Shadow Tag to La Malinche- Native/Indigenous “From Feminism coming into the light” AV Session 8-D FR In between the Public and Private in Chicana Cultural Production and Organizer: Elena Avilés, Portland State University Norma A. Valenzuela, Kansas State University, Public and Private: Chican@/Latin@ “In-Between Transnacionales in Search of Home” Sandra Ruiz, UCLA, mujer en llamas: Lucha Corpi's Decolonial Movidas in Black Widow's “La Wardrobe Roybal, University of New Mexico, Under (Petti)Coats: Defying Patriarchal “Concealed Authority on the Border” Elena Avilés, Portland State University, Living with an Tongue: Understanding “In-between” Public/Private Language Politics in Contemporary Chicana Literature AV Session 8-E FR Networks, New Media, and New Forms in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries Chair: Lori Harrison-Kahan, Boston College
the Liminal West” Catherine Forsa, Case Western Reserve University, “Sensing Two Worlds: The Liminal Body in Mary Antin” Session 8-C FR From Margin to Center: Native American Women Writers Association for the Study of American Indian Literatures (ASAIL) Panel Chair: Cari Carpenter, West Virginia University Olivier, University of Denver, “Transformation as a Trope of Resistance in The Ojibwe Stories of Jane Johnston” Cari M. Carpenter, West Virginia University, “Sarah Winnemucca Hopkins in the Classroom: The Newspaper Archive” Jonathan Wilson, Ashford University, “Spaces of Continuation, Preservation, and Belonging: Louise Erdrich’s Concepts of Home” Isabel Dulfano, University of Utah, “From Erdrich's Shadow Tag to La Malinche- Native/Indigenous Feminism coming into the light” AV Session 8-D FR In between the Public and Private in Chicana Cultural Production and Organizer: Elena Avilés, Portland State University Norma A. Valenzuela, Kansas State University, “In-Between Public and Private: Chican@/Latin@ Transnacionales in Search of Home” Sandra Ruiz, UCLA, “La mujer en llamas: Lucha Corpi's Decolonial Movidas in Black Widow's Wardrobe Roybal, University of New Mexico, “Concealed Under (Petti)Coats: Defying Patriarchal Authority on the Border” Elena Avilés, Portland State University, Living with an “In-between” Tongue: Understanding Public/Private Language Politics in Contemporary Chicana Literature AV Session 8-E FR Networks, New Media, and New Forms in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries Chair: Lori Harrison-Kahan, Boston College
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