Stream Overview

A1: Translations and Destinations (Sean Cotter)

A2: Cross-Cultural and Gendered Collecting (Helen Fazio, V.G. Julie Rajan, and Janet Walker)

A3: Voices from the Periphery: Arabic Literature between the Ages of Imperialism and Globalism I (Hussein Kadhim)

A4: Who Is a Woman? Who Wants to Be One? - Session I (Monica Giacoppe and Paula Straile-Costa)

A5: Places, Memories, Citations (Christopher Braider and Herbert Marks)

A6: Memory and the City (Deborah Starr)

A7: (Post)-Coloniality on the East and South-East Margins of Europe (Vlatka Velcic)

A8: Borders and Marginalities in the Americas (Kristine Byron)

A9: Speaking the Americas: Ethnic Realities, New Worlds (Cyraina Johnson-Roullier)

A10: (Not) All We Do is Talk Talk: Communication, (Post) coloniality and Transnational Feminist Consciousness (Priya Jha and Courtney Wennerstrom)

A11: Global Flows of Oceania (Elizabeth DeLoughrey and Vincente Diaz)

A12: Geo-philosophy: Transversals and Passages via Deleuze and Guattari (Alexander Gelley)

A13: Displacing Desire - Globally (Kristi Krumnow)

A14: Transnational Exchange in Early-Modern Drama (Robert Henke)

A15: Demanding Satisfaction: The Last Men in the New Imperium (Peter Paik)

A16: Metamorphosis: Cultural Imaginations of the Hybrid (Bianca Theisen)

A17: Hybrid Forms (Olivia Maciel Edelman)

A18: Sacred Tropes: The Hebrew Bible, New Testament, and Qur'an as Literary Works (Roberta Sabbath)

A19: East West Networks (Tamara Bentley)

B1: An Archaeology of America's Classical Origins (John Shields)

B2: Critical Translation Studies: New Crossings (Lydia Liu, Christi Merrill, and Yopie Prins)

B3: States of Exposure (Emily Sun)

B4: Who Is a Woman? Who Wants to Be One? - Session II (L. Bailey McDaniel)

B5: Finitude, or The Limits of the Left (Adriana Johnson and Kate Jenckes)

B6: "The Translatress in her Person Speaks:” Women Translators and the Art of Cultural Mediation (Anna Barker)

B7: Crossing the Pre-Modern and the Post-Modern: Challenges to Global Ethnic Networks (Brenda Machosky)

B8: Modernisms, Global and Local (Pericles Lewis)

B9: Translationality (Sandra Berman)

B10: Magic Realism, the Fantastic, and Minority Identity (Tamara Trojanowska)

B11: Death (and Transcendence) of a Discipline? Responses to Gayatri C. Spivak's Death of a Discipline (Christopher Bush, Eric Hayot, and Haun Saussy)

B12: Remembrance of Places Past: Departures, Migrations, and Returns (Asli Igsiz and Lily Chiu)

B13: Global Dandyism (Sarah Rose Cole and Matthew Smith)

B14: Violence and Ethics (Naomi Mandel)

B15: Cultural Mis/Myth/Translation (Madelaine Hron)

B16: American Ethnic Literatures in a Global Context (Vivian Halloran)

B17: Cosmopolitan Writing (Shameem Black)

B18: Word and Image in Latin America (Dan Russek)

B19: Global Villages (Myles Chilton and Susanne Vees-Gulani)

C1: Violence and the Question of Limits (Rick Livingston and Aime J. Ellis)

C2: Traveling Narratives (Dominique Jullien)

C3: "Perverse" Desires and Trans/national Politics (Andra Bachner)

C4: Global Networks After de Landa’s A Thousand Years of Non-Linear History and Negri’s Empire (Phillip Armstrong and Gene Holland)

C5: Global Chinese Network and Transnational Cinema (Elizabeth Richmond-Garza)

C6: Economies of Global Change (Joseph Slaughter)

C7: Global Terrorism and Cultural Representation (Elaine Martin)

C8: Comparative Americas (Ulli K. Ryder)

C9: The Theory and Practice of Critique (Beatrice Hanssen)

C10: Convergence and Conflict In the Ottoman Empire (Iclal Cetin)

C11: Voices from the Periphery: Arabic Literature between the Ages of Imperialism and Globalism II (Issa J. Boullata)

C12: The Substance of African and Middle Eastern Literatures (Rebecca Lorins)

C13: Film and Global Flow (Shelia Skaff)

C14: Ancient Atomism and Modernity (James I. Porter)

C15: Thinking Globally, Teaching Locally: Comparative Literature on the Regional Campus (Karen R. Smith)