Schedule - English - Florida State University

Thinking Beyond the Nation: East Asian Cinema and Literature (Panel B)
Room: 123A
Panel Chair: Ryan Cook, Yale University
Ryan Cook, Yale University, “Free for the Taking: The Subsidized Circuit of
Japanese Culture in the World”
Naoki Yamamoto, Yale University, “Struggles for Cinematic Coalition: From Red
Army/PFLP: Declaration of World War to Here and Now”
Olga Solovieva, Yale University, “Ethically Revised Modernism: Dostoevsky,
Kurosawa, and Postwar Cultural Criticism”
Sangjoon Lee, New York University, “Korean National Cinema and the Denial of
the East Asian Cinematic Sphere”
Modernism
Room: 244
Panel Chair: Andrew Epstein, Florida State University
Aram Shepherd, University of North Carolina, “Cosmopolitan Imperialism:
Locating Latin America in U.S. Expatriate Modernism”
Patrick Flanagan, University of Minnesota, “Satyajit Ray’s Modernity”
Gaurav Majumdar, Whitman College, “Portmanteau Revisions: A Formal Model
for Cosmopolitanism”
Paul Kintzele, University of Houston-Downtown, “Auxiliary Languages, James
Joyce, and the International Reader”
Zombies, Terrorists, and Patriots: Performing Identity on the Transnational
Stage
Room: 123B
Panel Chair: John Fletcher, Louisiana State University
John Fletcher, Louisiana State University, “‘There Are Terrible Things in Our
Country’: Notes on Zombie (non)Citizens in Liberal Democracy”
Jay M. Gipson-King, Florida State University, “Factual History, the Path to 9/11,
and the Reality Effect: Reinscribing National Borders”
Natalya Baldyga, Florida State University, “Stages of Negotiation: National
Identity, American Theatrical Performance, and a Diplomatic Upbringing”
Celebrity and High Society
Room: 107
Panel Chair: Tricia Welsch, Bowdoin College
Maya Wakana, Ritsumeikan University, “Transatlantic Civility in Henry James:
The Case of An International Episode”
Tricia Welsch, Bowdoin College, “Press Junket: Gloria Swanson as Paramount’s
Good Will Ambassador”
Rasha Ramzy, Georgia State University, “The Space In Between: How Nationalism
and Cosmopolitanism Can Co-Exist”
Catherine Webster, University of Central Oklahoma, “Cosmopolitanationalism?:
Sacha Guitry and World War II”
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