MLA Annual Convention - Participants

Naomi Caffee

Program
- 522: The Global (Far) North: Arctic Literatures

Keru Cai

Program
- 498: Mapping East Asian Feminisms

Yanbin Cai

Program
- 158: New Approaches to Journey to the West

Gina Caison

Program
- 339: Weathering the South
- 479: Periodization and Indigenous Literary Sovereignty

Ryan Calabretta-Sajder

Program
- 221: Italian Americans On-Screen I
- 641: Italian Americans On-Screen II

Audrey Calefas-Strébelle

Program
- 660: Big Data Meets Early Modern French Studies

Delphine Calle

Program
- 343: Thinking with the Elements in Seventeenth-Century France

Brandon Callender

Program
- 682: Queer Generations: Encounters across LGBTQ Histories

Brian Callender

Program
- 704: Graphic Medicine’s Textual Transactions

Alessandra Campana

Program
- 504: Opera and the Sense of History

Lucia Campanella

Program
- 452: Labor, Aesthetics, and Literature

Donna M. Campbell

Program
- 244: Edith Wharton’s Sense of Time

Timothy P. Campbell

Adolfo Campoy-Cubillo

Program
- 206: Transacting Arab Literary Modernity
- 497: Teaching the Global Hispanophone

Suresh Canagarajah

Penn State University, University Park

University Park PA UNITED STATES

Program
- 387: Weaving the Text: Changing Disciplinary Orientations
- 721: Beyond Reading and Writing: Literacies and Language Learning

Gerry Canavan

Program
- 252: Unthinkable Presents: Modernism’s Science Fictions

Kathleen Canning

Program
- 364: Innovations in Doctoral Education: Building Strong Partnerships between Programs and University Leadership

Christine M. Cano

Program
- 348: Happy 150th, Gide!

Mark E. Canuel

Director, Professor at Institute for the Humanities, University of Illinois at Chicago

Chicago IL UNITED STATES

Program
- 686: Forms of Uprising

Kimberly Canuette Grimaldi

University of Texas at Austin

Program
- 534: Disability and the Global South: Current Conditions