MLA Annual Convention - Participants

Robert Gabbard

Program
- 567: Embodied Minds in the Cognitive and Digital Humanities

Matthew Gabriele

Program
- 016: Nostalgia and Narrative after Charlottesville: Comparing Myths of Origins in the Middle Ages and the American Civil War

Michael Gadaleto

Program
- 636: The Island Nation and Its Discontents: Transnationalism in Early Modern English Authors

Jill Gage

Program
- 588: Teaching Shakespeare in Collaboration with Special Collections

Amanda Gailey

Program
- 245: The Porous Scholarly Edition

Tatjana Gajic

Program
- 313: Textual Transactions in the Global Hispanophone

Joshua Galat

Program
- 248: Science and Literature: Publishing, Editing, Theorizing Science and Writing

Carmelo Galati

Jane Gallop

Program
- 491: Criticism and Theory
- 655: Theorizing the Theory Survey Course

Mary M. Gallucci

Program
- 283: What’s “Rights” Got to Do with It? Adjuncts Are Professionals Too!

Margaret Galvan

Program
- 166: Archives of Images, Archives of Texts: Comics as Sources for Historical Research
- 528: Making Comics, Making Meaning

Marisa Galvez

Program
- 172: Rethinking Form
- 278: Medieval Transactions in Times of Conflict

Madeline Gangnes

Program
- 666: Copy, Cut, Paste, Track

Kevin Gannon

Program
- 016: Nostalgia and Narrative after Charlottesville: Comparing Myths of Origins in the Middle Ages and the American Civil War

Melissa J. Ganz

Program
- 431: Literature, Law, and Violence

Benjamin Garceau

Program
- 449: Trans* Medieval

Kimberley Garcia

Program
- 066: The Space of the Novel

Magda Garcia

Program
- 360: Disability and Affect

Myrna Garcia-Calderon

Program
- 409: Puerto Rico in the Greater Caribbean: A Digital Perspective

Gardaphe at lectern 2018b

Fred L. Gardaphe

Distinguished Professor of English and Italian American Studies at Queens College, CUNY

New York NY UNITED STATES

Program
- 317: Unlikely Archives and (Un)Documented Transactions in Italian Americana