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Composition and Rhetoric 1 | Salon 820 Fixing Inconsistencies Moderator: Presenters: Marjory Payne, Nazareth College of Rochester Jean A. Wagner, University of Southern Indiana, ““Show Me the Money!’: Making the Impractical Practical” Larry Gries, University of Southern Indiana, “Synthesizing Disciplines and Personality: When a Teacher’s Worlds Happily Collide” African American Literature 1 | Salon 821 Language as Power Moderator: Presenters: Terrence Tucker, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Willie J. Harrell, Jr., Kent State University, “The ‘Glorious Fabric of Collected Wisdom, Our Noble Constitution’: African-American Appropriation of the Founding Fathers’ Rhetoric through Jeremiadic Discourse” Andrea K. Frankwitz, Gordon College, “William and Ellen Craft’s Rhetorical Journey of a Thousand Miles to Liberty” Juanita Hayes, Florida A&M University, “Chimerical Empowerment: A Conjured Motif (The Conjure Woman) New York CEA 1 | Salon 824 Literature and Law Sponsored by the NY-CEA Moderator: Presenters: Scott Whiddon, Transylvania University Scott Whiddon, Transylvania University, “‘Don’t Serve Time--Make Time Serve You’--The Rhetorics of Empathy as seen in The Angolite” Daniel Mason, Mansfield University, “A Fatal Flaw? or Why Do Private Detectives Have No Friends?” Latino/a Literature 1 | Salon 828 Politics of Space and Gender Moderator: Presenters: Fernando Benavidez, Texas Tech University Wendy Braun, Louisiana State University, “Race, Gender, and Sexual Encounters in Dominican-American Literature: Julia Alvarez’s How the García Girls Lost Their Accents and Junot Díaz’s Drown” Lorna Pérez, State University of New York, Buffalo, “Space of Memory, Houses of Alienation: Community and the Urban / Suburban Divide in Judith Ortiz Cofer” Women’s Connection 1 | Cornet Room Truth, Trauma, and Female Memoir Moderator: Presenters: Allyson Whipple, Case Western Reserve University Kristie Camacho, Everest College, “Princess or Property? Female Trauma and Testimony in Graciela Limon’s Song of the Hummingbird and Susan Straight’s A Million Nightingales” Erin Breaux, Louisiana State University, “Writing Trauma and Healing: Meena Alexander’s Fault Lines” Allyson Whipple, Case Western Reserve University, “‘I’ll Tell You No Lies’: Mary McCarthy and an Ethical Approach to Memoir” Thursday, April 12 8-9.15
Film 1 | Rhythms 2 Making Tragedy Exotic Moderator: Presenters: Jenise Hudson, North Carolina Central University Anitra Canty, North Carolina Central University Curtis Henderson, North Carolina Central University Jenise Hudson, North Carolina Central University Creative Writing 1: Fiction | Rhythms 3 Philosophy and Rivers Moderator: Presenters: Matthew Dube, William Woods University William Hays, Delta State University, “The Sophists” Andrew Perry, Rochester Institute of Technology, “Grandfather River, Chapter 11: ‘Robert’” Pushpa v. k., Jahade Daneshkayi University, Ahwaz, “The Tree House” Documentary Screening | Salon 829 Operation Homecoming: Writing the Wartime Experience Director: Richard E. Robbins Production Company: The Documentary Group Operation Homecoming explores the firsthand accounts of American soldiers through their own words. The film is built upon a project created by the National Endowment for the Arts to gather the writing of soldiers and their families who have participated in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan . Through interviews and dramatic readings, the film presents a profound window into the human side of America’s current conflicts. Actors such as Beau Bridges, Robert Duvall, Aaron Eckhart, Blair Underwood, among others, narrate the soldiers’s writings. A shortened version airs this month on PBS. More information is available at www.thedocumentarygroup.com NOTE: This film is 81 minutes long; it will end during the beverage break. Please exit quickly, so that the next panel can begin on time. See topical index for other screening times. 9.15–9.30 Beverage Break Sponsored by New York CEA | Lagniappe 9.30–10.45 Session 2 Pedagogy 2 | Salon 801 Seeing Oneself through the Eyes of the Other Moderator: Presenters: Jean A. Wagner, University of Southern Indiana Carol Osborne, Coastal Carolina University Mary Wright, Christopher Newport University, Jill Sessoms, Coastal Carolina University Jessica Clark, Christopher Newport University Thursday, April 12 9.30-10.45 3
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