Ethics - Widener University

Pedagogy 11 | Salon 821
Strategies for Teaching and Relating
Moderator:
Presenters:
Sue Doe, Colorado State University, Fort Collins
Sue Doe, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, “Building Shared Empathy
Among Contingent and Tenure-Track Faculty: Confronting Labor Policies
to Restore and ‘Restory’ Relationships”
James Reitter, University of Louisiana, Lafayette, “Developing the Teacher/
Student Relationship Through Journal Writing”
Teacher Education 3 | Salon 825
Local Literature and a ‘New’ New Orleans:
Reimagining and Rebuilding
Moderator:
Presenters:
Amy Carpenter Ford, University of Michigan
Elizabeth Jeffers, University of New Orleans
Catherine Michna, Boston College
Amy Carpenter Ford, University of Michigan
Religion and Literature 1 | Salon 828
The Question of Ethical Presence
Moderator:
Presenters:
Arthur Eaves, Austin Peay State University
Ciahnan Darrell, University of Chicago, “‘An Ethic Runs Through It’:
Narrative as a Medium for Ethical Instruction”
James Fairfield, University of Kentucky, “A Time Honored Tradition:
Lynching, Religion, and Communal Redemption in Black No More”
Paul Juhasz, Tarleton State University, “The Misunderstood Eyeball: The
Impact of Jonathan Edwards on the Unitarian Response to Ralph Waldo
Emerson’s Nature”
New York CEA 10 | Cornet Room
Anatomy of Violence
Moderator:
Presenters:
Peace 1 | Rhythms 3
Rachael Baitch, James Madison University
James Arnett, City University of New York, Graduate Center, “Inside and
Out: Spectacular Violence and the Queer Body in WWI Literature”
Patricia Brooke, Fontbonne University, “Numbing, Passé, Dangerous, and/
or Radically Experimental: Violence and Desire in Kathy Acker’s Early
Novels”
Matt Snyder, University of Florida, “The Silences and Elisions of Kafka’s
‘In the Penal Colony,’ Michel-Rolph Troulliot’s Silencing the Past, and Neil
Whitehead’s Dark Shamans”
Morality, Militarism, and Ante-Modernity
Moderator:
Presenters:
Karen Lentz Madison, Loyola College of Maryland
J. R. (Dick) Bennett, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, “‘But Mothers Do
Not Smile’; ‘We Feel What We Perceive’; Literature and Air War”
Larry Van Meter, York University, “Paradise Lost, Bahktin, and Ante-
Modernity”
Tony Stelly, Penn State University, York, “Play Under Protest”
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