2009 National Conference Program - PCA/ACA

FRIDAY
10:00 – 11:30 A.M.
3075 Civil War & Reconstruction II: The African-American Experience, Part
1–GLORY and Combat
Chair: Randal W. Allred, Brigham Young University-- Hawaii
"Beyond Shaw: The Fifty-fourth Massachusetts After the Glory of Fort Wagner"
Christopher Tucker, Dartmouth College
"No Time to Be Thinking About No Family: The USCT and Domestic Ties in
Glory and Where I'm Bound"
Nadine Knight, Whitman College
"From the Birth of a Nation to its Glory: Race, History and Popular Memory in
Civil War Film"
Davidson Felissaint, State University of New York, Buffalo
Mardi Gras G&H (3rd Floor)
3076 Television X: Cold War, Reaganism, and the Fourth Reich
Chair: Erwin Erhardt, Thomas More College
"WORLD WAR III: Network Television Apocalyptic Visions during Reagan’s
Eighties"
Aubrey Underwood, Clark Atlanta University
"Portraying Peacetime: Television and the Normalization of the Military during the
Early Cold War"
Jodi Larson, Tufts University
"Preventing the Emergence of a Fourth Reich: Mission: Impossible (1966-1973),
Nazi Conspiracies, and the Hunt for Hitler’s Treasure"
Erwin Erhardt
Balcony J (4th Floor)
3077 Stephen King III: Creation, Adaptation, and the Silver Screen
Chair: Philip Simpson, Brevard Community College
"Creation as Character: Duma Key, Bag of Bones, and Lisey’s Story "
Vicky Sue Gilpin, Cerro Gordo High School
"Adaptation Studies and Narrative Theory Applied: It and Stand by Me "
Ralph Eichenlaub, Chapman University
"Charlie’s Got Zitzes and There Wasn’t Any Popcorn: Rage and Film Theory"
Denise Dirks, University of New Orleans
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