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General Literature – Literature and Other Arts, Humanities, Law, Psychology, Science, and Sociology

• 2013

• 29. New Materialism, Science, Culture

• 43. Law and Literature: The State of the Field

• 61. Behavioral Economics and Literary Studies

• 64. Global Health and World Literature

• 80. Environments in Science Fiction: Beyond Dystopias

• 90. Paintings and Photographs Remediated in Film, Graphic Narrative, and Newspaper

• 134. The Persistence of Panpsychism in Philosophical and Literary Approaches to Consciousness

• 139. On Cognitive Approaches to Literature, Disability Studies, and Being Wrong

• 160. Verdi: The Performance of Liberation

• 199. "All Black Everything": Speculative Futures of Blackness in Literature, Film, and Performance

• 236. Representations of Cultural Resistance: Deafness and Power

• 268. Disability Discourses: Bodily Selves and the Embodiment of Deviance

• 298. Scientific Findings on the Benefits of Literary Study and Performance: Establishing the Foundations

• 309. The Poetics and Politics of Modern Utopianisms: Literature, Solidarity, and Human Rights

• 340. Flying Words Project: A Creative Conversation

• 367. The Other Side of Psychoanalysis

• 373. Faith and Travel

• 378. Dada, Surrealism, and Colonialism

• 428. Environment and Media

• 433. With and beyond Freud: Trauma and Collective Memory

• 450. Archaic Returns: Alchemies of Old and New Media

• 484. W. S. Gilbert as Author and Critic

• 493. Intention, Motivation, and Agency in Law and Literature

• 515. Revisiting the Concord Transcendentalists: New Scholarly and Pedagogical Approaches

• 545. Experimental Theory: From The Arcades Project to The Telephone Book and Beyond

• 551. Narrative, Genre, and Evidence: The Juridical Imaginary in Contemporary Law, Literature, and Culture

• 579. Visual Experimentation: The Figure, Automatism, and Abstraction in 1940s Bucharest

• 607. The European Network of Aging Studies: Open Access and Communication Supporting Scholarship

• 617. Spanish Literature in the Opera House: The Ideologies and Aesthetics of Adaptation

• Reception Arranged by the Association for the Study of Literature and the Environment [canceled]

• 661. United States Culture in the Age of Experts

• 677. Trafficking: Bodies, Cargoes, Texts

• 709. Picturing Photography in Graphic Memoirs

• 715. Philip Roth's Music

• 730. Shakespeare by Design

• 746. Finding a Nondystopian Future: A Literary and Scientific Exchange

• 770. New Perspectives on Emotion and Narrative across Media

• 2012

• 6. Inter-nature-nality: International Perspectives on Environment

• 15. Useful Fictions? A Cognitive Perspective on the Utility of Emotions, Imagination, and Long Novels

• 16. Beyond the Colonial Gaze: Photorealism and Photojournalism in India, 1870+1930

• 27. Literature and Photography

• 35. Climate Change and the Limits of Representation: Literary History in the Anthropocene

• 40. Using Foucault

• 68. What Works? Integrating Culture into First-Year English and Foreign Language Courses

• 84. Rethinking Empathy: Feeling with Others in Contemporary Literature

• 94. Disaster/Collapse

• 104. Art of the Oppressed: Global Performance and Resistance

• 133. Fiction and Theory in Julia Kristeva

• 141. What Popular Culture Suggests about Contemporary Psychoanalytic Theory and Practice . . . and Vice Versa

• 156. Genre in the Genome Age

• 158. Photo(bio)graphies: Collaborative Intersections between Text and Image

• 174. The Opera Libretto

• 183. Deep Drawings: Sociopolitical Themes in Anime and Manga

• 216. Secret Asian Man: Martin Wong's Influence across Culture and Medium in 1980s New York City

• 224. Michael Field and the Arts

• 225. Critical Healing: Queer and Disability Studies Interventions in Biomedicine and Public Health

• 245. Narrativity and Musicality: The Confluence of Language, Literature, and Culture

• 307. Theorizing Hip-Hop: New Approaches to Hip-Hop as Intellectual Production

• 314. Wagner and the Machine

• 340. Literature and Secularization

• 356. Literature and Medicine: Reconfiguring the World in Early Modern Italy, France, and England

• 395. Dada and the Polemics of Sense Perception

• 401. The Screenplay in Literary Studies

• 403. Russian Modernism and German Philosophical Thought

• 459. Work

• 473. Performing Identity in Late Life

• 476. New Directions in Ecocriticism: Scientific Knowledge and Literary Critique

• 485. Law and Corporeality in Literature and Other Arts

• 516. The Literary Critic as Anthropologist

• 524. Colonial Canvases: Texts and Portraits in Early Spanish America

• 528. New Directions in Language Science and Literary Study

• 541. Literature and Other Arts in the Twenty-First Century: Intermediality, Interart Studies, Media History?

• 571. Coding Culture: Humanities Responses to Biological Theories of Culture

• 572. The Philosophical Example

• 594. Alternative Ancestries

• 606. Text:Image Visual Studies in the English Major

• 619. Performing Wagner: A Creative Conversation

• 638. Gettin' Around: Transnational Jazz Literature

• 656. New Approaches to Science and Romanticism

• 666. Celestina, Lazarillo, Don Quixote, and the Emergence of the Modern Mind

• 689. Human Rights Modes: Lament

• 691. Gertrude Stein and Music

• 694. Culture and Climate Change

• 695. Rethinking Secularism

• 734. Self-Narrating Lives: Genre-Bending Autobiographical Works

• 742. Crisis and Continuity: The Avant-Garde in Its Time

• 743. Jean Bodin and Renaissance Demonology

• 2011

• 20. Capitalism and the Humanities

• 77. Two-in-One: When the Same Individual Writes Both Words and Music

• 137. Literature and Image

• 177. Narrating Illness and Disability: Risks and Rewards

• 180. Comparative Marginality: A South-South Conversation

• 225. Breaking Rank: Hierarchy and Classification in Eighteenth-Century Thought

• 236. Self-Reflexive Contemporary Opera

• 257. Law and Culture in the Age of Revolutions

• 269. Teaching Lives: Our Work as Teacher-Scholars in Settings That Focus on Undergraduate Teaching

• 295. Queer Ecology

• 324. Good Vibrations and Globalization: LA Pop and the Urban Crisis

• 326. World War II, Women, and Citizenship

• 373. Dada Lives!

• 382. Graphic Novels and Cultural Memory

• 450. Narrating Human Genomes

• 451. Hybrid Narratives: Representing Space and Subjectivity at the Turn of the Century

• 453. Document and Antidocument in Asian American Photography

• 469. The Museum of Jurassic Technology: A Creative Conversation with David Wilson

• 482. Poetry Games

• 485. Reproductions: Eugenics and Genetics

• 506. LA's Museum of Jurassic Technology: Site of Wonder, Memory, and Disruption

• 517. Billy in the Darbies . . . and on Page, Stage, and Screen: Adaptations of Herman Melville's Billy Budd

• 529. The Center Cannot Hold: My Journey through Madness

• 553. Regulating Culture: Constitutional Rights and Norms

• 569. Cognition, Culture, and History

• 581. Transmedial and Interdisciplinary Narrative Theory

• 605. Anthropology and Objects

• 624. Technology, Culture, and Authenticity, 1850+1910

• 647. Literature and Sound

• 699. Constitutional Culture and Literary History

• 706. Dirty Natures?

• 729. Representations of Dante's Inferno in the Visual Arts

• 752. Literature and/as New Media

• 805. Ethnography and Life Writing

• 2009

• 10. Natures?

• 44. Literature and Humanitarianism

• 75. Just the Facts: Documenting and Dramatizing the Law

• 141. Locating the Literary in Digital Media

• 158. Literature and Journalism

• 162. Opportunities in Psychoanalysis: Philadelphia and Beyond

• 198. Interactive Arts: The Languages of Public Space

• 230. Translated Scriptures

• 279. African American Literature and the Environment

• 336. New Sociologies of Literature

• 381. Translating Disability and Medicine

• 402. Old Texts, Modern Music

• 441. Late Victorian Biopolitics

• 471. Opera and History

• 535. Rethinking the Evolutionary

• 558. Dada, Surrealism, and the Post-1945 Avant-Garde

• 586. Translation and Medicine

• 627. Media and Conflict

• 653. Cognitive Approaches to Literature: Are We Beyond Science Envy Yet?

• 702. Humor and the Environment

• 708. Dada and Surrealist Queerness

• 735. Methodology: Techniques for Analyzing Words and Music Together

• 2008

• 28. "Forgive Us Earth, for We Have Sinned"? Environmentalism and Religion

• 73. Adaptation

• 126. Unconscious Communication and the Logic of Sequence in Psychoanalysis: A Colloquy with Christopher Bollas

• 129. Human Rights and the Photographic Essay

• 159. Environmentalism and Literary History: Questions of Relevance

• 178. Beyond "Representation": New Work in Literature and Science

• 205. Thinking with Ecology

• 227. Dancing with Danger in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Literature

• 266. A Delicate Balance: Teaching and Scholarship in the Community College

• 275. Anita Brookner in the World: Relocating the Writer at Eighty

• 314. Aesthetic Physiologies: The Avant-Garde and Life Sciences

• 355. Dada and Surrealist Women

• 410. Theorizing Ecocriticism

• 437. YouTube and the Canon

• 481. Law and Narrative

• 519. A Singular Postmodernity? The Logic of "Between-ness" in the Contemporary Arts

• 552. Willa Cather and Music

• 575. Mises en scène, mises en forme

• 624. Performing Words: The Adaptation, Transformation, and Performance of a Literary Work on Stage

• 635. Art and Second Life

• 691. Uses of the Past in Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century Spanish Visual Arts, Film, and Literature

• 700. New Media in the World / What in the World Is New Media?

• 749. Phototextuality and the Social Body, 1865+1943

• 771. Race, Sexuality, and Masculinity in John A. Williams's The Man Who Cried I Am and Clifford's Blues

• 795. Are Cognitive Approaches to Literature a Legitimate Literary Theory? Who Decides, and Why Does It Matter?

• 2007

• 31. W. H. Auden: A One Hundredth Birthday Tribute in Words and Music

• 46. When Nature Strikes Back

• 85. Micro: Studies in the Very Small

• 87. The Humanities at Work in the World

• 109. Making Medical Narrative Work in the English Classroom

• 148. Theorizing Adaptation: Intercultural Adapting

• 157. New Worlds on the Page Space: Science Fiction Poetry, Book Art, and Collage

• 168. A Conversation with Peter Brooks, Richard J. Franke, Marjorie Garber, Wendy Steiner, and James V. Wertsch

• 189. A Conversation with Robert Barsky, Alex Beam, David B. Marshall, Carlos Monsiváis, and Bruce W. Robbins

• 247. Gendered Justice

• 284. Shakespeare and Faith: Roman, English, or None?

• 312. Cities and Public Spaces: Urban Ways of Being

• 383. Theorizing Adaptation: Ideology and the Medium and Open Business Meeting

• 387. Animals and Agency

• 419. Museum Studies and Literary Studies Today

• 435. Dada-Cage-Fluxus

• 445. Prima la musica, poi le parole

• 475. Biocultures: An Emerging Paradigm

• 501. Theorizing Adaptation: Radio and Literature

• 567. Wagner and Cinema

• 568. Feeling Science

• 601. Voice as Sound: The Material Voice in Discourses on Bodies and Media

• 628. Hannah Arendt Today: Literature, Politics, Philosophy

• 655. Benjamin Franklin's New Scientific Horizons

• 662. The Novel and/as Written Testimony

• 666. Representations of Medicine in Contemporary Culture and Theory

• 670. Annotated Bibliography: New Work in Literature and Science

• 707. Theatricality in German Modernism: From Nietzsche to Musil

• 2006

• 23. Erotic Devotional Poetry and the Crisis of Identity in Early Modern Europe

• 25. Posthuman, All Too Posthuman

• 85. The Classroom as Psychoanalytic Space

• 101. Performance: Riots, Uprisings, and Terrorism I

• 154. Feminist Ethics and Systems of Hierarchy

• 209. Mission Impossible: Literary Texts That Should Never Have Made the Operatic Stage but Did

• 224. Representation of Urban Uprisings in the Visual Arts and Media

• 254. Peak Oil and Postprosperity: Discourses of Depletion

• 319. Literature and Political Theory

• 335. Saved? Religion in Literary Representations of Adoption

• 349. Theory of Mind across Disciplines

• 371. Cyphernetics: Signs, Codes, Texts

• 392. Law, Writing, and Fraud

• 481. Confronting Atomic Amnesia in the Twenty-First-Century Classroom

• 499. Cities and Public Spaces

• 583. Specula: Astronomy and Literature in Nineteenth-Century America

• 609. Performance: Riots, Uprisings, and Terrorism II

• 616. Re-sounding the Renaissance

• 638. Neurological Aesthetics, 1875+1915

• 672. Decorative Aesthetics

• 685. Intersections: Literature, Science, Nature

• 739. Opera in the Age of Enlightenment

• 2005

• 26. Aesthetics and Science: Toward Modernism

• 51. Transliteracies of Empire: Algebra, Accounting, Telegraphy

• 70. Intellectual Property and Its Discontents

• 120. Embodiment and Mediation: Radical Theatrical Bodies in the Nineteenth Century

• 134. Law, Theater, Performance

• 206. Postmemory in the Postcolony

• 251. Who Speaks and Who Listens in New Opera Studies?

• 262. The Language of Soundscape: "Rhythm Science" and Reading Electronic Music

• 344. Globalizing the Humanities

• 365. Literature and the Visual Arts: A Special Relation?

• 419. Considering Shepard Krech's The Ecological Indian

• 430. Charming Measurements and Pretty Molecules: The Beauty of Science, the Science of Beauty

• 491. Lyric Intertextuality

• 506. Detecting Ethnicity

• 510. War in the Arts and Media I

• 580. What Do We Do When We Do the "Wrong" Interdisciplinarity?

• 586. Marginality and Surrealism in Modern Latin American Literature

• 609. The Question concerning Early Modern Technology

• 648. Museum Discourse in Literature

• 649. "Dancing about Architecture": Creating Intermedia Theory

• 696. War in the Arts and Literature II

• 744. The Arthurian Legend in Literature and Music

• 789. Ecocritical Views of Pre-1800 Literature

• 2004

• 26. The Lacanian (Mis)Direction of Literary Studies

• 58. Architectural Interiors and Literary Interiority

• 96. Revisiting the Work of Art

• 114. Reconsidering Theoretical Approaches to Global Environments

• 177. Community College Scholarship: Highlighting Exemplary Projects

• 211. Between Semiotics and Geometry: Metaphor, Science, and the Interdisciplinary "Trading Zone"

• 263. Dada and Surrealist Collage

• 305. Law, Literature, and Feminist Discourses

• 354. Cognitive Approaches to Literature: How (Un)Predictable!

• 396. Address by Robert Coles

• 442. Psychoanalysis and Literatures of Contact: Around the Work of Gabriele Schwab

• 468. When the Words Come First: Art Songs Setting Preexisting Literary Texts

• 475. Theory of Opera Performance

• 497. Afrofuturism

• 523. Architecture and the Body

• 595. Narrative and Medicine: Interventions into the Life Cycle

• 599. Race, Word, and Image in Turn-of-the-Century British and American Culture

• 614. Modernism's Minds: Psychology beyond Psychoanalysis

• 625. Artists' Books in Literature Departments: The Aesthetics of the Book

• 633. Anime and Manga: Animated/Graphic Human/Nature

• 656. Images and the Event

• 666. Discourse of Nineteenth-Century Anthropology: Tylor, Darwin, Morgan

• 731. Ecocritical Perspectives on Urban Spaces

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