Session 19-I Primary Stein II: Returning to the Writing of Gertrude Stein A Roundtable (Essex North Center 3rd Floor) Organized by the Gertrude Society Chair: Janet Boyd, Fairleigh Dickinson University 1. Adam University of British Columbia 2. E.L. McCallum, Michigan State University 3. Rebecca Ariel Porte, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 4. Sharon Kirsch, Arizona State University 5. Linda Voris, American University Session 19-J The Gothic Ellen Glasgow (Helicon 7th Floor) Organized by the Ellen Glasgow Society Chair: Jill Leroy-Frazier, East Tennessee State University 1. a kind of fate’: Inheritance, Imprisonment, and the Haunted Landscape in Barren Ground,” “‘It’s Peggy Dunn Bailey, Henderson State University 2. the Gothic, and the Cultural Capital of Feminine Beauty,” Laura Sloan Patterson, Seton “Glasgow, Hill University 3. Gothic Ellen Glasgow,” Mark A. Graves, Morehead State University “The Session 19-K Walt Whitman and Social Theory 7th Floor) Organized by the Whitman Studies Association Adam Bradford, Florida Atlantic University 1. E. Park Reading Walt Whitman: of Myself’ as Human Ecology,” Timothy Robbins, “Robert ‘Song University of Iowa 2. invigoration of the Whitman’s Sleepers’ and the Political Life of Sleep,” Eric “‘The ‘The Hengstebeck, Northwestern University 3. the Self and En Masse: The Spiritual Matrix of the Bhagavad-Gita in Walt Whitman’s Social “Correlating Theory,” Kanwar Dinesh Singh, Government College, Himachal Pradesh University Session 19-L MELUS Panel #2: American Multiethnic Writing and Violence (Defender 7th Floor) Organized by MELUS (Society for the Study of the Multi-Ethnic Literature of the U.S.) Chair: Lingyan Yang, Indiana University of Pennsylvania 1. Contradictions: Nativism, Assimilation, and American Individualism in John Rollins Ridge’s Life “Violent and Adventures of Joaquin Murieta,” Sunny Yang, Louisiana State University 2. Blocks to Freedom: White Moderates and the Inheritance of Unconscious Racism,” Carolyn “Stumbling Marcille, Buffalo State University 3. Subjectivity, Sexual Violence, and the American Nation: Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye,” “Female Melissa Union County College
Session 19-I Primary Stein II: Returning to the Writing of Gertrude Stein A Roundtable (Essex North Center 3rd Floor) Organized by the Gertrude Society Chair: Janet Boyd, Fairleigh Dickinson University 1. Adam University of British Columbia 2. E.L. McCallum, Michigan State University 3. Rebecca Ariel Porte, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 4. Sharon Kirsch, Arizona State University 5. Linda Voris, American University Session 19-J The Gothic Ellen Glasgow (Helicon 7th Floor) Organized by the Ellen Glasgow Society Chair: Jill Leroy-Frazier, East Tennessee State University 1. “‘It’s a kind of fate’: Inheritance, Imprisonment, and the Haunted Landscape in Barren Ground,” Peggy Dunn Bailey, Henderson State University 2. “Glasgow, the Gothic, and the Cultural Capital of Feminine Beauty,” Laura Sloan Patterson, Seton Hill University 3. “The Gothic Ellen Glasgow,” Mark A. Graves, Morehead State University Session 19-K Walt Whitman and Social Theory 7th Floor) Organized by the Whitman Studies Association Adam Bradford, Florida Atlantic University 1. “Robert E. Park Reading Walt Whitman: ‘Song of Myself’ as Human Ecology,” Timothy Robbins, University of Iowa 2. “‘The invigoration of the Whitman’s ‘The Sleepers’ and the Political Life of Sleep,” Eric Hengstebeck, Northwestern University 3. “Correlating the Self and En Masse: The Spiritual Matrix of the Bhagavad-Gita in Walt Whitman’s Social Theory,” Kanwar Dinesh Singh, Government College, Himachal Pradesh University Session 19-L MELUS Panel #2: American Multiethnic Writing and Violence (Defender 7th Floor) Organized by MELUS (Society for the Study of the Multi-Ethnic Literature of the U.S.) Chair: Lingyan Yang, Indiana University of Pennsylvania 1. “Violent Contradictions: Nativism, Assimilation, and American Individualism in John Rollins Ridge’s Life and Adventures of Joaquin Murieta,” Sunny Yang, Louisiana State University 2. “Stumbling Blocks to Freedom: White Moderates and the Inheritance of Unconscious Racism,” Carolyn Marcille, Buffalo State University 3. “Female Subjectivity, Sexual Violence, and the American Nation: Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye,” Melissa Union County College
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