2009 National Conference Program - PCA/ACA

SATURDAY
10:00 – 11:30 A.M.
"Seeing is Believing: Popular Religion and Cinema in Mexico"
Martin Camps, University of Pacific
"Rumberas in Motion (Pictures): and Corporeal Movements in the Archive of
Mexican Classic Cinema"
Laura Gutiérrez, University of Arizona
Mardi Gras D (3rd Floor)
4019 Medical Humanities: Health, Disease & Culture X: Bodies and Socio-
Cultural Framings of Health and Disease
Chair: Sarah Berry, McGill University
"Romanticizing Pathology: The Tragic Heroines of Venereal Disease in Nineteenth
Century Medical Literature"
Kathleen Vandevoorde, University of Minnesota
"Residents of the ‘Kingdom of the Sick’: Images of Invalidism in Victorian
American"
Erika Holst, Papers of Abraham Lincoln
"Calculated Risks: Constructions and Representations of Safety, Efficacy, and
Women’s Bodies in Human Papillomavirus (HPV vaccine Clinical Research Trials"
Natalie Turrin, University of Western Ontario
"‘Too Posh to Push’ or ‘Too Quick to Cut?’: Deconstructing Canadian Media
Representations of Elective Caesarean Sections "
Sarah Berry
La Galerie 4 (2nd Floor)
4021 Sports VIII: Sports: College
Chair: Rebecca Watts, Stetson University
"Small Ball: Attendance Patterns, Increasing Attendance and Informing Students for
Sporting Events at Small Colleges"
Thomas Prinsen, Grace College
"‘Play Days’ to the Olympic Stage: Women’s Track and Field"
Arthur Banton, Purdue University
"Coaches vs. the Confederacy: Tommy Tuberville and Steve Spurrier in the
Confederate Flag Debates of Mississippi and South Carolina"
Rebecca B. Watts
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