GENRE, THEORY, METHOD
Children's Literature
Indigenous Young Adult Novels (42)
Drum Dream Girls and Northern Lights Kids: New Models of Constructing Childhood for New Children (77)
Political Childhoods, Political Children (302)
Anima Mundi: Finding Our Shared Ecological Experience in Nonenvironmental Children's Literature (379)
Word Play: Nonstandard English and Multilingualism in Children's and Young Adult Literature (457)
Children's Literature Pedagogies in an Age of Misinformation (528A)
Streetwise: Children's Literature and Culture in the Modern City (583)
Cultural Studies, Folklore, and Popular Culture
Gothic Now (174)
The Power of Laughter: Discursive Communities and the Deconstruction of Social Hierarchies (249)
AIDS, COVID-19, and the Medical Humanities (282)
Care Studies: Discourses of Care / Ethics of Care (338)
Subaltern Souths (388)
Race and the Aesthetics of Refusal in Contemporary Latin America and Hemispheric Americas (459)
Bridges: Forty Years of Queer Feminism (474)
Multilingual Folklore (504)
Reimagining #MeToo in the Context of Gender and Sexual Violence in South Asian Diaspora (584)
Arthur Conan Doyle's Afterlives (620)
Cognitive Approaches to Contemporary Latin American and Iberian Cultural Produtions (635)
Multilingual Sephardi Spaces (684)
Ecofeminist Imaginings (706)
Drama
Cities of the Dead Twenty-Five Years Later (151)
National Abjection at Twenty (209)
Studies in Music and Theater (222)
Bad Revivals: Dramas of Unruly Repetition (410)
The Politics of Performance: Race in American Musical Theater and Opera (429)
Circum-Atlantic Drama and Performance (611)
Electronic Technology (Teaching, Research, and Theory)
Re-Creations of Literature and Theater in Virtual, Augmented, and Mixed Reality (55)
Languages of the Literary Internet (483V)
Writing Surveillance (574)
Decolonizing Electronic Literature (701V)
Film, Television, and Other Media
Viral Media (92V)
Watching the News: Poetry, Precarity, and the Limits of Language (267V)
Marxism and Genre (327)
Ends of Satire (561)
Speculative Adaptations of Blackness (594)
Adaptation in Different Voices (615)
Decolonial Approaches to Film and Media (673)
History of the Book, Reception Theory, Comparison with Other Media, and Performance
Bibliomancy (37)
Doing Editing Differently (440)
The Book Lab: Material Culture, Digital Humanities, and Book History (578)
Reception in the 2020s (659)
Literary Criticism and Theory
Marxism, Form, and the Future (28)
Elegy, Ecology, Emergency (29)
Apocalyptic Realisms: An Environmental Humanities Roundtable (51)
Climate Writing: Multilingual Approaches for a Global Crisis (80)
Trans* Studies and Religion (107)
Can Criticism Change Worlds? (115)
Perils and Pleasures of Hyperdescription (133)
Lauren Berlant: A Life in Criticism (149)
Radical Aesthetics and the Rehearsal of Black Liberation (161)
Transnational Transgender (180V)
Literary Urban Studies and Climate Futures (248)
Scientific Constructivism in the Age of Anti-Science (269V)
Theory beyond English (270)
Autotheory and Black Feminism (310)
Keywords in English and Anglophone Studies (314)
Transnational Black Life Writing (326)
Literary Anticommemoration (339)
The Art of Unselfing (372)
Probing Creativity (388A)
Theorizing Stateless Cultures (408)
Is Sex Passé? (415)
Indigenous Literature and Democracy (424)
Marxist Internationalism? (442V)
Multilingual Spenser (458)
Imagining Environmental Lineages: Swarming, Haunting, Kin (475)
Criticism Out of Time (486)
The Return to Sexology and the Futures of Queer Studies (498)
Border Crossings in Nabokov's Work (518)
Blank Forms, Forms of Blankness (524)
The Dis-ease of Spirit: New Readings of Hegel (538V)
The Life Cycle in the Afterlife of Slavery and Colonialism: New Directions in Age Studies (545)
A Method Armistice—and the Problem of Method (573)
Reclaiming Time: Gender, Narrative, and Strange Temporalities (596)
Decolonize Man: Sylvia Wynter and Postcolonial Humanism (602)
Homos at Twenty-Five (612)
The Alt-Right and Left Theory (647)
Marxism and Genre: Speculative Fiction (649)
Reading Differently (671V)
Passion and Form (674)
Race, Theory, and the Practice of Psychoanalysis (692)
Literary History
Alternative Institutions of Literary Study (119)
Sociologies of the Global Anglophone (534)
Migrating Letters (562)
Race, Religion, and Justice in the Archives (617)
Literary Relations
Tribune Poetics / Congress Aesthetics: Occasionality and Political Representation in Socialist World Literature (36)
Tribune Poetics / Congress Aesthetics: The National Poet from Romantic Myth to Modular State Institution (79)
Hospitality at the Border (127)
Indigenous Periodicals as Multilingual and Multimodal Archives (153)
Transnational Migration and Empire (304)
Literature and Other Arts, Humanities, Law, Psychology, Science, and Sociology
Speculative Politics (35)
Literary Onomastics: Theory and Practice (68V)
Fan Fiction, Fan Studies, and Literary Studies (102)
What Is Climate Strike!? (141)
Health, Medicine, and Literature: Critical Intersections (156)
Phototextualities in Conflict (168)
Public Humanities in Practice I (178)
Trans Studies and the Transnational I (242)
Contemporary Therapeutic Culture: Affordances and Limitations (243)
Imagining Time (281)
Representing Race in Law and Literature (284A)
The Work of Mourning: Creativity, Reparation, Politics (309)
Just Words: Lexicography, Reference Works, and Social Justice (316)
In the Event of Women (350)
The Neurohumanities: The Synaptic Self and Corporeal Literary Studies (371V)
Settler Colonialism and Speculative Fiction (373)
Trans Studies and the Transnational II (392)
Public Humanities in Practice II (439)
Disability, Race, and the Politics of Care (478)
Irreconcilable Differences in Theorizing Feminism (523V)
Environmental Racism (531)
Eugenics and the Body (536V)
Our Aesthetic Contexts (571)
Location(s) of Memory in the Twenty-First Century (622)
Life Writing and Cognition (645V)
Multiculturalism and Multilingualism toward Global Paths to Scholarly Conversation, Academic Diversity, and Beyond (669)
The Art of Discomfort: From Synesthesia to a Postcolonial Aesthetics of Disgust (695)
Nonfictional Prose
Stories of Destierro (435)
Documenting Isolation (539V)
Memoir as Politics (607)
Poetry
Neurodivergent Poetics: Extending the Choreography (170V)
Historical Poetics Approaches to the Twentieth Century (185)
Literary Form and the Politics of Perspective: Representing Violence in Modern Anglophone Poetry (251V)
Experimental Writing in the Anthropocene (403)
Feeling in a New Language: Lingual Multiplicity and (Re)Mixed Identities in Poetics (463)
Inaugural Poetry (565)
Poetry and Sound: Beyond Voice (569)
Resistance, Refusal, and Repair in American Poetry Now (619)
City and Cities in Epic Imagination (653)
American Poetry in the Twenty-First Century: New Approaches (693)
Prose Fiction
Humanimality and Modernist Gothic (34)
The Unforeseeable (220)
The Use and Abuse of Narrative (650)
Quixotism (665)
Rhetoric and Rhetorical Theory
Rhetorical Hermeneutics and Contemporary Cultural Conversations (16)
The Rhetoric of Protests in Canada and the United States (313)
Themes, Myths, and Archetypes
Age, Illness, and Indispensability (393)
Translation
Multilingualism and Translation (277)
Joining Forces to Fill the Talent Pipeline: ALC Bridge (426)
Not Counting Languages: Naoki Sakai on Multilingualism and Translation (519)
Translating Intent, Authorship, Source (529)
Translation and Archipelagic Thought (598)
Shakespeare and the Politics of “Tradaptation” (644V)
Writing Studies
The Shape of the Profession Postpandemic for Faculty Members in Writing Studies (101V)
Presidential Plenary: Writing Multilingual Selves (214)
Rhetorics and Politics of the Personal: Life Writing after #MeToo (228)
Multilingualism as Intervention (430)
Multilingual Poets for a Multilingual Nation (496)
Demanding Civic Accountability through Critical Rhetorical Practices (563V)
Multilingualism in the United States and the Labor for Justice (666V)
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
General
Rethinking Diasporas (8)
Translating Buddhism (19)
1920s/2020s: Another Modernism? Literature after the 1918 Influenza Pandemic and COVID-19 (26)
Multilingual Critical Theories: Decolonizing the Hegemony of European Critical Theories (57)
Caribbean Literature in Transition, 1800-2020 (66)
New Directions and Voices in Global English (70)
Found in Translation: Opera among Languages (74)
The Politics and Poetics of Translation in the Global Hispanophone (112)
When the MLA Went Global (152V)
Textual Transmission and Early Modern Chinese Book Culture, 1400–1639 (181)
Lyric, Subject, Speaker, Whiteness (218)
Handmaidens of the Patriarchy: Antifeminist Complicity across Cultures (221)
Decolonial Methods: Archives, Borders, Books, Bodies (279)
Trans-Mediterranean Linguistic and Literary Transactions (280)
World Literature: Global Networks, Interlaced Histories, Translational Thresholds (315)
Decolonizing Comparative Literature (343)
The Orient Writes Back: Chinese, Japanese, Latvian, and Russian Itineraries (375V)
Accented Adaptations: Borders, Regions, and Dialects (380)
The Aesthetics of Kinship (405)
The Black Mediterranean (447)
Handmaidens of the Patriarchy: Popular Women's Culture (473)
The Auditory Diaspora: Listening to the Black and African Atlantic World (480)
Tactile Poetics (520)
Susceptible Subjects: Toward a Psychology of Consent under Erasure (556)
Literature and Informal Empire: The Anglophone Novel (605)
World Languages, World Literature, and Comparative Literature (661)
Multilingual Sephardi Spaces (684)
Capitalism, Quarantine, and the Novel Form (697)
Medieval and Renaissance
Racial Capitalism and the Middle Ages (58)
Phenomenologies of Reading (137)
Magic and Gender in Medieval Literature (186)
At the Intersection of Early Modern Race Studies and Trans Studies (240)
Textual and Literary Relations across Early Modern Eurasia (278)
Insurrection, Tyranny, and Resistance: Indigenous, Colonial, and Enslaved Perspectives (376)
Centering Race and Women in Early Modern Culture (422)
Insurrection, Tyranny, and Resistance: Formal, Gendered, and Theoretical Perspectives (427)
British and Dutch Women's Writing: Race, Class, and Colonialism (521)
Anti-Racist Comparison: What Is Comparison after Eurocentrism? (557)
Different Endings—Happy and Otherwise (587)
The Enduring Myth of Charlemagne: Transnational Narrative in a Multilingual World (656A)
Architectural Spaces and the Construction of Authority in Early Modern European Literature (712)
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Anarchism and Its Discontents (27)
On the Discrimination of Historicisms (274)
Territoriality, Language, and Power in the Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Iberian World (374)
The Middle Passage and Caribbean Literature (423V)
Necessary Others, Reciprocities of Production: The Codependence of Romanticism and Realism (511)
Romanticism and World Literature (567)
Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries
World Literature and Human Rights (15)
The Global Reach of Black Lives Matter (31)
Multilingualism in Hemispheric Americas (41)
Language Border Poetics and Politics and Cultural (Self-)Translation (46)
1922: Long, Forgotten, Untimely (85)
Left Theory and the Alt-Right (104)
Queer Fiction in Translation (122)
Sex and the City of Light: Women Writing Queer Identities in Paris (126)
Bodies of Water: The Coastal South and the Caribbean (158)
Multilingual Diasporic Italy: Language(s) in Context (165)
Red and Green Futurities (173)
Comics on the Border (196)
Contemporary Migration in Coming-of-Age Novels (227)
Code-Switching, Heteroglossia, and Handovers in Hong Kong Writing (233)
Black Gothic (283)
Bridges: Forty Years of BIPOC Feminist Queer Writing (303)
Questions of Method in Global South Studies (312)
Performing Borders / Performances on the Border (331)
Ulysses’s Peregrinations across Europe (347)
The Independent Press on a Global Stage (382)
Global Socialisms and World Literature (387)
Social Reproduction and World-Literary Production (398V)
Negotiating Culture, Conflict, and Controversy in a Global World: Multilingual Muslim Women's Writing (418)
Multilingualism and World Literature (443V)
Digital Humanities and Multilingualism (448)
Anthropology as Translation (461)
Viral Memory: Digital, Global, Bodily (497)
Frames of 9/11: Post-9/11 Literature and Culture, after Twenty Years (554)
Manga's Global Influence (579)
Transnational Narratives of Return in Contemporary Literature (613V)
Sex Work and Labor Politics (633)
Postcolonial Cultural Conservatism and the Force of Tradition (670)
Border Crossings, Late Arrivals: Literary Migrations from the East (699)
Regenerating Graves: Media Adaptations of the Work and Thought of Robert Graves (703)
LINGUISTICS
General
Increasing the Representation and Impact of Linguistics in the MLA (56)
Linguistics in Times of Pandemic (105)
TM Language Theory Forum General Business Meeting (159)
Politics and Language Change (198)
Dreaming of Words (370V)
Linguistic Representations of Alterity (581)
English and American
Teaching the History of the English Language to High School Students (344V)
Foreign Languages
Social Justice Approaches in Modern Language Curricula: Applied Linguistics Perspectives (43V)
Teaching Romance Languages and Global Civic Engagement: Theories, Practices, and Resources for Turbulent Times (142)
In Other Tongues: Exophonic Writing across Cultures (311)
Articulating the Value of Second-Language Learning: Transdisciplinary Initiatives (362V)
Minoritized Learners and Instructors in Postsecondary Language Learning Contexts (449)
From Theory to Practice: Multilingualism in the Second Language and Teaching (586)
TEACHING
General
Theory and Praxis: Digital Pedagogies in the (Virtual) Classroom I (4)
Teaching with Data Feminism (11)
Community Engaged Languaging Interventions (48)
Academic Freedom and Intellectual Property in the Virtual Classroom (82)
Valuing the Digital Now: Teaching with OER (130)
Theory and Praxis: Digital Pedagogies in the (Virtual) Classroom II (236)
Johns Hopkins Humanities Collaboratory: A Sustainable Undergraduate Research Cohort Model of Liberatory Pedagogy (246)
Teaching Digital Humanities in the Time of COVID (272)
Anti-Racist Approaches in Modern Japanese Studies (1900–Present) (294)
Public Engagement and Multilingualism (351V)
Language and Literature Program Innovation Room (390)
Theory and Praxis: Digital Pedagogies in the (Virtual) Classroom III (414)
The Place of English in General Education (488)
The Unspeaking Subject: Speech and Disability in Language and Literacy Studies (533V)
Valuing the Digital Now: Building an OER Infrastructure (599)
The Silver Linings of Teaching in the Pandemic (690V)
Language
Decentering Language Programs (154)
From the Cloister to the Cinema: Nuns and the Shaping of Religious and Popular Culture (345)
Revisiting the Potential of Language Diversity in the Community College Classroom (412)
Teaching the Cultures of Portuguese-Speaking Countries (600)
Italian and the Multilingual and Multidisciplinary Major (627)
Collaborative Approaches to Applying Antiracist and Decolonial Strategies to Language Education and Area Studies (667V)
Challenging Monolingualism in Language Teaching and Learning: Methods, Materials, and Perspectives (708)
Literature
Conflict, Tensions, Struggles: Critical Pedagogies and Ethnic Literatures (95)
Teaching Irish Studies in an Era of White Supremacy (138)
Community-Engaged Pedagogies in the Literature Classroom (167)
Teaching Diversity and Ethnic Studies: What Content, for Whom, and by Whom? (206)
Ways to Teach American Drama . . . and Why Bother (216)
#MeToo and Literary Studies: Addressing Sexual Violence and Rape Culture in the Classroom (241)
Modernist Women Writers and the Pedagogies of Intersectionality (250A)
Afrodescendencia/Afro-descendência in Spanish and Portuguese Programs: Texts and Contexts (368)
Afrodescendencia/Afro-descendência in Spanish and Portuguese Programs: Issues and Approaches (482)
Building Bridges and Breaking Down Walls: The Teaching of World Literature in English (516V)
Teaching Tough Topics: Mental Health, Gender, and Race (544)
Teaching World Literature during and beyond the Pandemic (565A)
Indigenous Literary Pedagogies: How and Why I Teach [Fill in the Blank] (588)
Writing
Stories of Linguistic Diversity: Translingual and Multilingual Approaches to Composition Pedagogy (39)
Multilingual Writers, Monolingual Work: Private and Public Student Identities in the Context of Writing Instruction (81)
Translingual Literacy Learning: Multimodal Reformulations, Faculty Transformation, and Community Building (459A)
Conflict and Contradiction: Anti-Racist Pedagogy, Language Justice, and Institutional Priorities (600A)
THE PROFESSION
General
Become a Certified External Reviewer for the ADE (1)
Advocating for Your Department (3)
Communicating Inclusivity and Diversity in the Workplace (9)
Writing in or as Community (21)
When Normal Is the Problem: Collective Undertakings within, against, and beyond the University (61)
Healthier Humanities: Postpandemic Program Building (64)
Humanities Advocacy at the Statehouse and on the Hill (73A)
Pandemic, Academics, Gender, and Race: Effects on Women and Work (94)
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Literary Study (129V)
New Keywords for Our Struggle (140)
Relations between Two-Year and Four-Year Institutions (155V)
Opening Up: Exploring Alternative Access in Academia (176)
Strengthening Faculty Governance in the Time of COVID (189)
English Majors’ Career Preparation and Outcomes: Adaptable Models for Curriculum and Beyond (212)
Open Hearing on Resolutions (234)
Dismantling Intersectional Academic Imposter Syndrome (245)
Open Hearing of the MLA Delegate Assembly (261)
Valuing Work in the Public Humanities (275V)
The Many Languages of the United States: STEM, Mathematics, and the Humanities (285)
Translating Worlds: Gendered Code- and Role-Switching during COVID (288V)
Disability, Mentoring, and the Profession (318V)
Dismantling Intersectional Imposter Syndrome in Industry (328)
Metrics and Impact Factors in the Context of Humanities (330V)
Careers in Community Colleges and the Job Search (336V)
Getting Funded in the Humanities: An NEH Workshop (356)
The New Humanities (357)
Teaching, Access, and Equity in the Time of COVID-19 and Beyond (385V)
The Presidential Address (389)
Where Do We Go from Here? Anti-Racism and the Future of the Profession (395)
Academic Career Paths to the Deanship (396)
Using Our Power: The MLA, Advocacy, and Academic Labor (416)
New Directions for the Dissertation (432)
Reforming Grad School: Theories, Practices, and Goals (471)
The Collaborative Turn: Literary Studies in the Twenty-First Century (472)
MLA Delegate Assembly (494)
Let Your Intellectual Life Speak (499V)
Anti-Asian Violence and Higher Education (526)
Cultivating Collaboration in Doctoral Education (530)
Big Tent English (551)
Crip Time and the Tenure Clock: Disability and the Spatiotemporal Demands of Academia (585V)
How to Organize a Union: Challenges and Strategies (595V)
MLA Awards Ceremony (601)
Mental Health and Wellness in Graduate School (606)
Scholars of Color Decentering Whiteness in the Academy (636)
White Scholars Decentering Whiteness in the Academy (637)
Blackness, Romanticism, and the British Atlantic (638)
Design Jam: Liberating the Playgrounds of Graduate School (641)
Literary Studies and the Secular-Religious Institutional Divide (672)
Crisis and Creativity in Higher Education (679)
Library Actions in Support of Anti-Racism and Indigenous Peoples (689V)
English and American
Preconvention Workshop on Career Paths and Mentoring for PhDs in English (5V)
Developing Diverse Leadership (90)
Post-Zoom English: The Pandemic's Long-Term Impact on English Departments’ Research, Curriculum, and Pedagogies (334)
Foreign Languages
Become a Certified External Reviewer for the ADFL (2)
Career Pathways for Job Seekers in Languages (6V)
Critical Engagement in Language Pedagogy (50)
Graduate Mentorship and Career Diversity in German Studies (147)
Department Chairs and Language Program Directors (LPDs): Facilitating Productive Collaborations (273)
The Multilingualism of the Public Humanities (479V)
Speaking in Images: Nabokov's Visual Languages (711)
Publishing and Editing
Getting Your Book Published (258)
Demystifying Monograph Publishing and Purchasing: Conversations with a Publisher, Vendor, and Librarian (299V)
How to Get Published (320)
Journals in Collaboration (366)
Navigating the Changing Landscape of Scholarly Book Publishing in Literary and Cultural Studies (446)
Making Your Work Work for You: Publishing Your First Academic Article (489V)
The Special Issue and the Journal Mission (515)
Editing outside the Walls (553)
From Canons to Collectivities: Digital Editions and Scholarly Labor (580)
Research and Bibliography
Meeting the Challenges of Online Searching in a Multilingual and Multicultural Environment (121)
New Methods to Explore Digital Archives (182V)
AFRICAN LITERATURES
Humor in African Literatures (44)
Decolonize Your Syllabus with African Literature (210)
AMERICAN LITERATURE
General
Print Culture Studies and Modern American Culture (13)
Novel Democracy (72)
Black Is (Not) a Place (96)
Sound, Race, and Linguistic Diversity (103)
Defeat (135)
Indigenous Periodicals as Multilingual and Multimodal Archives (153)
Democracy and the Latinx Novel (163)
Iroquoian and Algonquian Crossings (193)
Sign Languages, Mediation, and Translation (230)
Black Is (Not) a Place: On the Matter of Blackness and Place (257)
Mad Studies beyond Whiteness (291)
Antifa before Fascism (325)
Indigenous Languages as and in Literature (332)
Literature of Race and Health Disparity: The COVID-19 Pandemic and Its Antecedents (358)
Mark Twain: Emerging and Diverging Approaches (400)
Indigenous Literature and Democracy (424)
Democracy and the American Novel (438)
No Justice / No Peace (476)
(Un)Civil Humanities: The Possibilities of Public Engagement in Language and Literature (512)
Black Archives and the Future (525V)
Multilingualism in American Drama (564)
Extinction and Biodiversity Narratives from Local to Global (568)
Tactical Comics (626)
Twenty-First-Century Approaches to American Poetry and Poetics (642)
Historicizing Critique (694)
Before 1900
Embodied Histories of Culture in the Nineteenth-Century United States (71)
Literatures of Reconstruction and Their Resonances for the Present (86)
Reading Poe Now (139)
Trans James (162)
Poetic Justice in Early African American Periodicals (211)
Early American Monuments (223)
Encountering Indigenous Languages in Early North America (306)
Revolución/Révolution (365)
Embrace All Aliens: Melville and Migration (454)
Unsettled Genealogies of Black Writing: Elizabeth McHenry's To Make Negro Literature (529A)
The Biopolitics of Childhood (552)
Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Apart from Emily Dickinson (566)
Multilingual Thoreau (608)
Poetry and Politics in Early America (646)
Hawthorne at Play (664)
Mattering in the Nineteenth Century and Beyond: Transcendentalisms, Racism, and Repair in the United States (702)
Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries
The Politics of Class and Race in Post-Reagan American Literature (22V)
How to Do Things with William James (23)
Democracy and the Contemporary Novel of the United States (47)
Future Grammar: Blackness and the Art of Speculation (49)
Rethinking World Literature through Literary Dubbing (59)
Literatures of Fact at American Magazines (78)
Don DeLillo's Underworld at Twenty-Five (99)
Ethnic Literatures, Anti-Racism, and the Continuing Cold War (111)
Representations of Multilingual Experiences in Twentieth-Century Feminist Literature and in the Classroom (114)
Black Humor Studies: Thinking—and Rethinking—African American Satire (124)
Drafts, Drudge Work, and the Body: Labor Politics in Postwar Poetic Form (144)
Writing with an Accent in Midwestern Literature (164)
Jack Kerouac at One Hundred: New Critical Approaches (190)
Multilingual Williams (199)
All Hem's Literary Friends (201)
Transgenerational Trauma in Italian American Literary, Visual, and Performative Texts I (226)
Edith Wharton and Work (232)
Psychoanalysis and the Language of the Other: Subjects, Objects, Animals, and Enemies (238)
Langston Hughes (253)
Families Torn Apart: Representations of Family Separation in Ethnic American Literature (254)
Ezra Pound in Washington, DC (276)
Stuckness: Reading and the Time of Climate Change (276A)
Rage, Resilience, and Response: Black Expression in Word and Image (297V)
New Negro Readers and Writers: African American Literature circa 1900 (305)
Religious Afterlives in Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century North American Women's Poetry (317)
Jack Kerouac at One Hundred: Multilingualism (333)
Gloria Naylor: Worlds Reimagined (355)
Multilingual Poetry between Theory and Practice (361)
Black Literary Histories Now: Major and Minor Reckonings (378)
Transgenerational Trauma in Italian American Literary, Visual, and Performative Texts II (391)
Stevens and Short Literary Forms (402)
Tigers, Scales, and Sexy Sutures: The Embodied Futures of Larissa Lai (409)
Challenging the (Italian) American Canon: Past to Present (428)
Afro-Southern-Futurism and the Black Speculative Arts (445)
Multilingual Asian American Newspaper Studies (456)
Black Resistance in the United States South (477)
Intermediality, Identity, and Agency in Contemporary Literature of the United States (484)
Making Chicanx Anthologies (490)
New Directions in Porn Studies (495)
Some of Us Are Brave: The Editorial Theories and Practices of Contemporary Women of Color (500)
Decolonizing T. S. Eliot (532)
Black Time, Black Travel: Mobility in Black Literature and Visual Culture (537)
Contemporary Biofiction: A Conversation with Colum McCann (549)
Protest Visualities (558)
The Rising Tide of American Ethnic Climate Change Fiction (576)
Faulkner and the Multilingual (593)
Why the Black Baptist Minister, Novelist, Publisher, Orator, and Educator Sutton E. Griggs Matters Now (597)
Non-English Languages and Black Transnationalism (603V)
Transgenerational Trauma in Italian American Literary, Visual, and Performative Texts III (618)
Circuitous Channels: The Communications Circuit at Forty (623)
Radical Care in Asian American Literary Studies (630)
Trans Time (631)
Environmental Nihilism: On Ecocatastrophe and Meaning (655)
“Post-Soul” Aesthetics and Lyric Theory (675)
Strange Careers of Cold Warriors: Agency of Literary Figures (678)
On Not Leaving House of Leaves (704)
Interrogating Democracy and National Belonging (707)
ARABIC LITERATURE
Palestinian Literary Critics (75)
The Question of Nubia in Selected Fiction: Beginnings, Trajectories, and Intersections (191V)
Multilingual Arabic: Thinking beyond Diglossia (252)
Literary Interventions in Arabian Gulf Migration Studies (293)
Arab Multilingual Diasporas: Memory, Identity, and Resistance (352)
Reading and Translating Comics in Two Directions (407)
Persian in Arabic and Vice Versa: Multilingualism in the Premodern Islamic World (485)
Aesthetics of Neoliberalism (592)
Multilingualism in the Premodern Islamic World (662)
ASIAN LITERATURES
Decolonial and Indigenous Interventions in Japanophone Media and Literature (14)
Aesthetic Empathy and Imagined Emotional Communities in Dynastic China (65)
Crisis and Care in East Asia (93V)
Multilingualism and the Bangladeshi Culture (106)
Southeast Asian Performance and Its Publics (128V)
On Food in China: A Dialogue across Disciplines (175V)
Bangladesh at Fifty: The Languages of Cinema and Art, Nationhood, and Identity (202)
Cultural Contagion: The Pandemic and Chinese Social Media (244V)
Articulating Protest in Modern Korea (264)
The Afterlives of Sound: Chinese Languages, Song Texts, and Translation (298)
Rendering Diversity: Multilingual Representations in Korean New Media (342)
Text as Sensory Experience (367)
Ritual and Representation in Chinese Thought, Religion, and Literature (421)
Data and Social Media in Southeast Asia (444)
Material Domesticity in Korea and Beyond (450)
The Translation's Semivisibility: Interlingual, Intralingual, and Other Kinds of Translation in Premodern Japan (469)
Archipelagic Thinking in Southeast Asian and Southeast Asian American Narratives (481)
Sadness (527)
Approaches to Teaching Liaozhai zhiyi (Liaozhai's Record of Wonders) (540)
Non-Sinitic Literatures of the People's Republic of China (575V)
Aesthetics of Neoliberalism (592)
Narrative and the Politics of Self-Writing in Korea (625)
Japan before 1900: Translations and Trends beyond English Scholarship (634V)
Medieval Textual Materialities (651)
Acting Out Religion: Transformations of the Sacred and Profane in Ming-Qing China (683)
Cold War Narratives and East Asia (688)
BRITISH LITERATURE
General
Britain, Empire, and Global Afterlives: 1850–1950 (187)
Race in Early Performance (286)
Reading Climate: Ecology, Economy, Exhaustion (397)
The American Trust for the British Library Fellowships Program (451)
Diverse Scotlands (677)
Old and Middle English
Atmospheric Chaucer (24)
Remote Middle English: Present Negotiations with the Past (205)
Remote Middle English: Cultural and Textual Geographies (263)
Broken but Wondrous: Finding Hope in Old English Literature (319)
Gender and Violence in Old English Literature (381)
“Passing from Winter into Winter Again”: Ecocritical Approaches and Old English Poetry (434)
Care in the Age of Chaucer (522V)
Renaissance and Elizabethan
Race Thinking in Sixteenth-Century Literature: History, Nation, Performance (25)
Intersectional Marlowe (150)
Reading Race in Sixteenth-Century Literature (266)
DEI and Editing Early Modern Texts (384)
Nondualist Cosmologies of Reading (493)
Shakespeare
Rereading Timon of Athens (197)
Who Owns Shakespeare? (217)
Shakespeare and White Supremacy (289)
Seventeenth Century
New Directions in Seventeenth-Century Studies: Poetics and Method (224)
Donne Traveling (268)
New Directions in Seventeenth-Century Studies: Science, Literature, and Method (354)
John Milton: A General Session (419)
Milton and Race Thinking (660)
Restoration and Early Eighteenth Century
Diversifying Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Studies (308)
Early Capitalism and Later Formations (509)
Late Eighteenth Century
Attachment and Critique (225)
Sylvia Wynter's Eighteenth Century (360)
Democracy and Its Discontents (514)
Romantic Panic (685)
Nineteenth Century
The International Morris: The Morris Circle and the World (18)
Byron and His Others: Texts, Authors, History (62)
Victorians in Relation (120)
Keats's “Ode on Melancholy” (166)
Polyphonic Dickens (171)
Byron's Stanzas: The 1822 Cantos of Don Juan (200)
Romanticism and Data (213)
John Clare and Extravagance (231)
Decadent Provocations (250)
Debunking Imperial Myths and Dreaming Decolonization in the Long Nineteenth Century (296)
Literature and Informal Empire: The Nineteenth Century (341)
Romantic Neologisms (353)
Multilingualism and Periodicals Studies (359)
Romantic Epistemologies (383)
Materializing Scottish Cultures (413)
Romanticism and the Caribbean (420)
A (Post?)-Secular Genre: Religion, Secularization, and the Nineteenth-Century Novel (441)
Victorian Play, Delight, and Joy (464)
Victorians in Location (517)
The Pre-Raphaelites and Print Culture (555)
Collaborative Communities, Critical Pedagogies, and Nineteenth-Century Studies (621)
Victorian Religious Innovation and Literary Studies (654)
Victorian Idealisms (658)
Rethinking Victorian Memory: Remembered Futures in Poetry and Prose (687)
Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries
Disease and Recovery: Pandemic Perspectives (194)
Doris Lessing and Apocalypse: Skeptic or Believer? (219V)
Problems of History in Anglo-American Drama after 1945 (256)
Victorian and Modern Crisis, Revolt, Survival (335)
Multilingual Doris Lessing (436V)
Virginia Woolf, Hope, and Wonder (466)
Transnational-Transcultural Conrad (502)
Woolf's Twenty-First-Century Academia (547)
The Waste Land at One Hundred (590)
CATALAN LITERATURE
Thinking Catalan Culture in a Multilingual Context (492)
CELTIC LITERATURES
Teaching Celtic Languages without a Celtic Program (10V)
FRANCOPHONE LITERATURE
General
Global Anti-Racist Movements: The Francophone Response (116)
Migrations et environnements: Convergences et divergences du postcolonialisme et de l’écocritique (324)
Decolonizing Collective Memory: Removal, Restitution, Repatriation (510)
Remaking Worlds: French Disability Studies (535)
FRENCH LITERATURE
General
Keep Moving: Transport and Mobility in Modern and Contemporary France (172)
The Political Ends of Early Modernity (260)
How to Teach for Diversity in the French Classroom (300)
Medieval and Renaissance
The Uses of Anachronism and Anachrony (89)
Putting Sensory Worlds into Words in Sixteenth-Century France (131)
Joachim Du Bellay at Five Hundred Years (177)
Premodern Affect (255)
(Mis)Perceptions in Medieval Literature (404)
French Drama in Context (1498–1610): Beyond Boundaries (470)
Multilingualism and Humanism in Renaissance France (614)
Seventeenth Century
Francophonie and the Early Modern: Intertextual Connections (179)
How the French Seventeenth Century Invented (or Did Not) . . . (501)
Restarts in Seventeenth-Century France (570)
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Métropoles (132)
The Beginnings and Ends of Democracy: Insurrection, Populism, Terrorism, and More (143)
Caring in Eighteenth-Century France (195)
Épidémie et maladie dans l’œuvre de George Sand (431)
Transmission in Nineteenth-Century French Studies (640)
Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries
Perec: Je me souviens. Je me souviens de Perec / Perec: I Remember. I Remember Perec (17)
Voices of Empowerment: French and Francophone Perspectives (60)
Claudel and the Humanities / Claudel et les humanités (134)
André Gide et ses critiques / Gide and His Critics (208)
Seventy Years of Black Skin, White Masks (237)
Cautionary Tales as “Vaccines” in French and Francophone Science Fiction and Fantasy Works (321)
Multilingual Beckett: Between Self and Global Translation (425V)
Critiques of Neoliberalism in the Contemporary French Novel (559)
Imagining Europe in French (691)
GALICIAN LITERATURE
Iberia at the Culture-Environment Interface (307)
Translingual Encounters: Linguistic Mobilities in Catalan and Galician Writing by Women (546)
GERMAN LITERATURE
Before 1700
Martin Opitz as Boundary Crosser (247)
Truth, Trust, and Tall Tales (503)
Medieval and Early Modern Boundary Crossings (541)
Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries
Lessing and the Intersectionality of Gender and Cultural Diversity (33)
Unexpected Bodies in Eighteenth-Century German Culture: The Nonhuman and the Monstrous (52)
Goethe's Forms: Rhythm, Change, and Temporality (100)
Unexpected Bodies in Eighteenth-Century German Culture: Staging and Staring—the Politicized Body (465)
Goethe's Forms: Whole (505)
Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
Heinrich Heine and Human Rights (292)
More Is More: Rules and Riddles of Nineteenth-Century Vielschreiberei as Poetic Strategy (401)
More Is More: Rules and Riddles of Nineteenth-Century Vielschreiberei and the Industrialization of Literary Work (560)
Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries
Graphic Narratives and Trauma: Framing the Holocaust (63V)
Graphic Narratives and Trauma: Engaging with the German Past (123)
Ilse Aichinger's Poetics of Distrust (346)
Graphic Narratives and Trauma: Confronting Sexism and Domestic Violence (386V)
Brecht and the Police (582)
Graphic Narratives and Trauma: Narrating Migration and Climate Change (681V)
GREEK LITERATURE
Greece and Cyprus: Past and Present (284)
HEBREW LITERATURE
Multilingual Hebrew(s) (30)
Excavating Racialization in Modern Hebrew Literature (239V)
HUNGARIAN LITERATURE
Hungarian Gastronomy and Terroir as a Source of National Identity (97)
ITALIAN LITERATURE
Searching for Inclusion, Identity, and Belonging in a Multilingual and Multicultural World (7)
Nationalism, Regionalism, and Multilingualism in Italy: 1600–1900 (67)
Space and Mobility in Medieval and Renaissance Italian Literature: Domestic, Global, and Cosmological (98)
Multilingual Encounters in Captivity: Italians in POW Camps (113)
Disrupting the Binary: Transnational Approaches to Italian Studies I (207)
Translations and Adaptations of Dante's Comedy (235V)
Pier Paolo Pasolini, 1922–2022: A Classic? (262)
Multilingual Medieval and Renaissance Italy (295)
Pirandello's Short Stories: Translation, Reception, and Critical Frameworks (348)
Belief and Dante: Contemporary Perspectives on The Divine Comedy (364)
Avoiding the Plague from Boccaccio to Today (394)
Disrupting the Binary: Transnational Approaches to Italian Studies II (433)
Adaptation and Translation in Italian Culture, 1600–1900 (467V)
Resistance Italy: Antiracism, Diversity, and Social Justice through Contemporary Italian Music (506)
Multilingual and Multimedia Dante (543)
Lectura Boccaccii, Day Nine (589)
Languages of the Law in Europe (629)
Disrupting the Binary: Transnational Approaches to Italian Studies III (639)
Animal Dante (648)
Space and Mobility in Medieval and Renaissance Italian Literature: Urban and Material Geographies (668)
The City Lived: Spatial Justice and the Built Environment in Italy (698)
JEWISH LITERATURE
Writing in a Jewish Language (108)
Soviet-Born Jewish Writers in the Americas (148)
Yiddish, Yinglish, English: Rendering the Multilingual Immigrant Text in a Dominant Language (188)
Contagion and Jewish Literature (259)
Jewish Myths / Mythic Jews (609)
Art Spiegelman's Maus at Thirty (643)
LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE
La literatura argentina en tiempos de aflicción (1976–83) (38V)
Race, Ethnicity, and Technology in Nineteenth-Century Latin America (40)
Extractivism and the Anthropocene in Nineteenth-Century Latin America (84)
Hemispheric Solidarities within and beyond Mexico's Border (117V)
Figures of Revolt: Abolition, Socialist Realism, and Queer Translation in Cuban Culture (169)
Contemporary Indigenous Writers of the Andes and the Challenge to Cartesian Philosophy (203)
Monuments, Memory, and Cultural Politics (215)
Figures of Revolt: Undergrounds, Cyberarchives, and Artivism in Cuban Culture (271)
Latin American Extractivisms (301)
Performance and Conversion in the New World (340)
Imaginaries of Migration: Divergent Trajectories and Transnational Temporalities (369)
Text as Process in Some Twentieth-Century Argentine Manuscripts (406)
The Histories and Erasures of Afro-Caribbean and Afro–Latin American Thought (411)
Archipelagic Languages of the Future Now: Performative, Graphic, Multimedia, Digital, Literary Visions of Justice (452)
Feminisms and Social Media in the United States, Latin America, and Spain (487)
Archives and Colonial Studies (491)
Teaching Latin American Hispanophone Works to Today's Students (513)
Pivot Points: Turns in Nineteenth-Century Latin American Literary and Cultural Studies (542)
Pandemia, enfermedad, género, activismo, producción y representación cultural en el mundo global lusohispano (548)
Indigenous Multilingualism and Knowledge Production in Literature, Language Technologies, and Community Media (577)
Trans-Travesti Performance Practices, Cultural Production, and Activisms (610)
Feminism and Form in Contemporary Mexican Literature (656)
Digital Media and Contemporary Latin American Literature (676)
Race, Ethnicity, and Technology in Nineteenth-Century Latin America (686)
NETHERLANDIC LITERATURE
Capital, Slavery, and Nineteenth-Century Dutch Literature (192V)
PORTUGUESE, LUSO-BRAZILIAN, AND LUSOPHONE LITERATURES
Counternarratives, Ancestral Memory, and Decolonial Practices in Black Women's Contemporary Literature (53)
Multilingual Portuguese: Linguistic Diversity and Inclusion (91)
New Approaches to Black Lusophone Studies (125)
Conceição Evaristo and the Politics of Afro-Brazilian Writing (229)
Crime Fiction in Portuguese (349)
Commemorating José Saramago's Centenary (437)
The Ends of Lusotropical Consensus (550)
The Week of Modern Art One Hundred Years Later (572)
Water: Memory, Ecology, and Politics in the Lusophone World (624)
1822–2022: Rethinking Brazilian Independence Today (663)
PROVENÇAL LITERATURE
Language, Space, Power (399)
ROMANIAN LITERATURE
Making Waves: Two Decades of Experimental Romanian Cinema (54)
Affect and Multilingualism in the United States (507)
Multilingual Roots, Multilingual Identities: Romanian Language Justice in North America (591)
Acculturation or Transnationalism? Two Faces of the Same Multilinguistic Experience (616)
SCANDINAVIAN LITERATURES
Myths, Misreadings, and Misrepresentations of the Scandinavian Middle Ages (323)
Capital and Capitals in Nordic Literature, Art, and Film (528)
SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN LITERATURES
Unorthodox Archives (455V)
SPANISH LITERATURE
General
Afrodiasporic Afterlives and Archipelagos across the Global Hispanophone (184)
Remodeling Rural Spain: Infrastructural Development and National Identity (322)
Muntu Philosophy in the Multilingual Literature of the African Diaspora (508)
Medieval and Renaissance
Interruptions: Theory and Concepts (109)
Diglossia, Heteroglossia, and Raciolinguistics (118)
Teaching the Female in Medieval and Early Modern Iberia (290)
New Currents in Medieval Iberian Studies (629A)
Before 1700
Critical Race Studies and Early Modern Iberian Poetry and Prose (20)
Interruptions: Theater in Crisis, Then and Now (145)
Agency and the Nonhuman in Early Modern Poetry and Prose (265)
Multilingualism and Early Modern Theater (377)
Problematizing Race in Cervantes's Works (705)
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Imperial Imaginings: Translation and Multilingualism in the Global Hispanophone (73)
The Black Legend of Spain in Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Iberia (287)
Race, Ethnicity, and National Identity: Multiculturalism in the Short Fiction of Emilia Pardo Bazán (417)
New Approaches to Motherhood in Benito Perez Galdos (460)
Scientific Myth and Mythic Science in Eighteenth- to Nineteenth-Century Iberia (682)
Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries
Graphic Narrative in Spanish: Memory as Transitional Justice (12)
Gender and Black Subjectivities in Spain Today (83)
Miguel de Unamuno's Resurgence in Contemporary Spanish Culture (652)
New Forms, Hybrid Genres (657)
OTHER LITERATURE IN ENGLISH
General
The Postcolonial Visceral Body (88)
Folklore and Illness (136)
Prosody for the Present (204)
Multilingual Beckett: Between Self and Global Translation (425V)
Periodical Poetry in the Global Nineteenth Century (604V)
Travel Writing and Visual Culture (680)
Infrastructures of Care (700)
Australian
Multilingual and Multicultural Australia (696)
Canadian
Wilderness (and Other) Tips: Concepts of Survival in Atwood's Works (45)
Out of This World: Larissa Lai's Visions (87)
Canadian Literature and the Digital Humanities (110)
Indigenous Literature and Democracy (424)
Caribbean
Caribbean Literature and (Eco)Feminist Interventions (183)
Indian
Rethinking Diasporas (8)
The Language Challenge: Modernisms in Multilingual South Asia (69)
Languages of Race and Caste in South Asia, the United States, and the Diaspora (363)
Multilingual Rape Narratives: Surviving Genre (468V)
Law, Literature, and Public Health (632)
Rhetorical Sovereignty in America's Second Tongue (709)
Irish
Collaborative Writing in Irish Studies (76)
1922–2022: Ireland at One Hundred (628V)