Amanda Scheibner: Significant Riley and Spike in Buffy the Vampire “Buffy’s ‘Others’: Slayer” Amy Williams Wilson: Sucking, and the Savior: The Belongingness “Sookie, Postulation Regarding Why Humans Crave Vampires” Female Subjects of Horror Meghan Carlton: on (Last) Girl Violence: Or, Why Jennifer's Body is not a “Girl Feminist Horror Film” Katherine Lashley: Blindness in Cherie Priest's Bloodshot” “Accepting Tammie Merino: Carter’s of Wolves”: Navigating Desire in a “Angela “Company Predatory Culture” Rebecca Willoughby: and Skepticism as The Exorcism of Emily Rose: “#YesAllWomen Activism” 11:20-12:35 Exorcising and Monstrous Mothers M. Suzanne Harper: Exorcist: The Devil Made Her Do It” “The T. Madison Peschock: The Trials of Pamela Smart: A New HBO “Captivated: Documentary that Examines Smart’s Murder Trial and the Effects and Consequences Media Coverage has on the Judicial System” Erika Rothberg: the Hell to Expect When You're Expecting: An Examination “What of Demonic Pregnancies in Horror Literature and Film” Dana Washington: Mother Nature is the Monster: If This is so Scary, Why “When are we Laughing?” Awakening the Dead (Students): Writing Pedagogy de Wald & Eileen Morgan: you Zombies: Awakening Student Engagement “All in the Wake of NCLB” Michal Horton: Burke’s Human Rhetoric: Teratology as Response to “Expanding Technology” Angelique Medvesky: the Developmental Student in Freshman “Teaching Composition” von Schleichten: Writing Instructor: Haunted House as “Psychotic-Bunny Paradigm in Composition Classes” Mommy, Where do Vampires Come From? Sharon M. Gallagher: Meets Varney the Vampire; or, Considering the “Frankenstein Influence of Mary Shelley on James Malcolm Rymer” Melissa Powell: Sublime and Beautiful in Dracula: How the Collective “The Unconscious Evokes Fear” Marijana Stojkovic: and the Vampire: The Discriminating Premise of the “Society Other in Anglo-American Literature” 12:40-1:55 and Keynote Speakers: John Russo and Russ Streiner
Amanda Scheibner: “Buffy’s Significant ‘Others’: Riley and Spike in Buffy the Vampire Slayer” Amy Williams Wilson: “Sookie, Sucking, and the Savior: The Belongingness Postulation Regarding Why Humans Crave Vampires” Female Subjects of Horror Meghan Carlton: “Girl on (Last) Girl Violence: Or, Why Jennifer's Body is not a Feminist Horror Film” Katherine Lashley: “Accepting Blindness in Cherie Priest's Bloodshot” Tammie Merino: “Angela Carter’s “Company of Wolves”: Navigating Desire in a Predatory Culture” Rebecca Willoughby: “#YesAllWomen and The Exorcism of Emily Rose: Skepticism as Activism” 11:20-12:35 Exorcising and Monstrous Mothers M. Suzanne Harper: “The Exorcist: The Devil Made Her Do It” T. Madison Peschock: “Captivated: The Trials of Pamela Smart: A New HBO Documentary that Examines Smart’s Murder Trial and the Effects and Consequences Media Coverage has on the Judicial System” Erika Rothberg: “What the Hell to Expect When You're Expecting: An Examination of Demonic Pregnancies in Horror Literature and Film” Dana Washington: “When Mother Nature is the Monster: If This is so Scary, Why are we Laughing?” Awakening the Dead (Students): Writing Pedagogy de Wald & Eileen Morgan: “All you Zombies: Awakening Student Engagement in the Wake of NCLB” Michal Horton: “Expanding Burke’s Human Rhetoric: Teratology as Response to Technology” Angelique Medvesky: “Teaching the Developmental Student in Freshman Composition” von Schleichten: “Psychotic-Bunny Writing Instructor: Haunted House as Paradigm in Composition Classes” Mommy, Where do Vampires Come From? Sharon M. Gallagher: “Frankenstein Meets Varney the Vampire; or, Considering the Influence of Mary Shelley on James Malcolm Rymer” Melissa Powell: “The Sublime and Beautiful in Dracula: How the Collective Unconscious Evokes Fear” Marijana Stojkovic: “Society and the Vampire: The Discriminating Premise of the Other in Anglo-American Literature” 12:40-1:55 and Keynote Speakers: John Russo and Russ Streiner
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