Calendar of Speakers
Spring 2013
February 22, 3:30 PM, ENV 115
Daphne Brooks, Department of English, Princeton University
"Dusty Grooves: The Archive and the Black Feminist Music Critic--from Zora Neale Hurston to Abbey Lincoln"
Daphne Brooks, Department of English, Princeton University
"Dusty Grooves: The Archive and the Black Feminist Music Critic--from Zora Neale Hurston to Abbey Lincoln"
March 1, Trans-Atlantic Nineteenth-Century Group,
3:30 PM ENV 120
Sabrina Starnaman, UT-Dallas
“Disability and Benevolent Maternalism in Alice Dunbar-Nelson's "Annals of 'Steenth Street”
3:30 PM ENV 120
Sabrina Starnaman, UT-Dallas
“Disability and Benevolent Maternalism in Alice Dunbar-Nelson's "Annals of 'Steenth Street”
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Kari Nixon, SMU
“Take My Breath Away: Female Camaraderie and Metaphors of Tuberculosis in East Lynne and The Story of a Modern Woman”
April 12, 3:30 PM, ENV 110
Dan Walden, Department of English, Baylor University
“Soil, Sand, and Soundings:
Grounding Antebellum Maritime Fiction”
Dan Walden, Department of English, Baylor University
“Soil, Sand, and Soundings:
Grounding Antebellum Maritime Fiction”
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