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SECCLL PANELS 2009 |
(FINAL LIST of PANELS)
(03/23/09)
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REGISTRATION Registration
and all sessions held at Nessmith-Lane Building 09:00 am. - 04:30 pm. |
Thursday Morning Thursday Afternoon Friday Morning Friday Afternoon
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MORNING SESSIONS
I.
FRENCH & FRANCOPHONE I: Haunted Authors
Organized by
Chaired by Babacar Mboup, Valdosta State University
1.
Summoning the Ancients: The Role of Carthage
in Modern Tunisian Literature
Debbie
Barnard,
2.
Une rélecture de Caligula et Le Malentendu
à la lumière des essais hilosophiques d’Albert Camus
Babacar Mboup,
Coffee
Break
10:00 – 10:30
3.
Personnage et espace dans l’univers
romanesque de J.G. Leclézio
Ikanga Ngozi Tchomba,
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II.
GRADUATE STUDENT PANEL: Narrativa y poesía de la conquista en Hispanoamérica
Organized and Chaired by Doralina A.
Martinez-Conde,
1.
Las mujeres de los episodios intercalados en La Araucana:
sus vínculos con la literatura clásica y sus conexiones con las mujeres
varoniles del Siglo de Oro
Bridget Blanchard, M.A. in Spanish Graduate
Student,
2. La literatura bucólica en La Araucana de Alonso de Ercilla
Brígida Ramos, M.A. in Spanish Graduate Student,
Coffee
Break
10:00 – 10:30
3.
Hernán Cortés: Erudito, Conquistador y Príncipe
Maquiavélico
Jessica Todd, M.A. in Spanish Graduate
Student,
4.
Naufragios de Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca como obra
picaresca
Jessica Wren
5.
Los Comentarios Reales del Inca Garcilaso de la Vega: Patria,
identidad e historia
Ana Goldstein, M.A. in Spanish Graduate
Student,
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III.
COLONIAL & POST-COLONIAL STUDIES I:
Persuasión en el discurso colonialista
Organized by Dolores Rangel and
Chaired by Charles B. Moore, Gardner-Webb
University
1.
Historia de la Nueva México, el último gran poema épico mexicano y el
primero estadounidense o Las maravillas que ocurren cuando no se respeta mucho
el canon
Pedro
Cebollero, Auburn University
2.
Lo que hay en esta tierra: The Itinerary and Discourses of Landscape in Baltasar de Obregón´s
Historia de los descubrimientos de Nueva
España (1584)
Rebecca Carte,
Coffee
Break
10:00 – 10:30
3.
Conquista y crítica: Hernando de Soto y el arte del vituperatio de Gonzalo Fernández de
Oviedo en la Historia general y natural
de Las Indias
Charles B. Moore,
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IV.
MINORITIES
& MULTICULTURAL ISSUES I: Immigration:
Approaches, Interpretations and Misconceptions
Organized by Dolores Rangel and
Chaired by Dolores Rangel, Georgia Southern University
1. Hispanics
in the
J.
Fernando Palacios, Mercer University
2.
El moro: presencia amenazante en la España cristiana
Gracia Roldán, Armstrong Atlantic State University
Coffee
Break
10:00
– 10:30
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AFTERNOON SESSIONS
V.
PENINSULAR
STUDIES I: Twentieth Century Poetry
Organized by Leticia McGrath,
Chaired by Efraín Garza, University of
Northern Colorado
1. El vínculo
profano-divino en El pasajero de
Valle Inclán
Efraín Garza, University of Northern Colorado
2.
The
Paradigm Shift and the Evolution toward Postmodernism in Contemporary
Peninsular Poetry
Robert Simon, Kennesaw State University
Coffee
Break
02:30
– 03:00
3.
Untando el fin: El
tránsito en su huella de Alfonso Carreño
Louis Bourne, Georgia College and State
University
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VI.
HISPANIC WOMEN WRITERS I: The
Impact of Testimonial Discourses as Narratives: The Collective within the
Community
Organized by Linda Collins, Georgia
Southern University
Gracia Roldán, Armstrong Atlantic State University
1. Narrativa de Gioconda Belli de 1970-2001: La conmemoración
del trabajo heroico, la representación del yo colectivo y el énfasis al otro en
La mujer habitada (1988), Sofia de los presagios (1990), Waslala
(1996), y El pais
bajo mi piel (2001)
Karen Pollard,
2. Balun Canan and Aves sin Nidos: Una comparación del tratamiento de las mujeres y los
indígenas
Maria Salgado-Donahue, Georgia Southern University
Coffee
Break
02:30
– 03:00
VII.
PENINSULAR
STUDIES II: The Social Repercussions of Gender & Immigration in
Conflictive Hispanic Societies
Organized and Chaired by Linda
Collins, Georgia Southern University
3.
La sociedad española vista a través del prisma
cinematográfico de Pedro Almodóvar
Frederic Leveziel, Augusta State University
4. Cosmofobia, Note
for a Portrait of Spanish Society in the Immigration Debate
Elisabeth
Rodriguez, University of Cincinnati Clermont College
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VIII. LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE I: Etnicidad, Ecología y Literatura
Organized by Dolores Rangel and
Chaired by Walter Rojas, Erskine College
1. Quo vadis munde?
Entre mercantilismo y ecocrítica en las
novelas Mamita Yunai
de Carlos Luis Fallas y La loca de Gandoca de Anacristina Rossi
Walter Rojas, Erskine College
2.
Guerra
permanente contra la naturaleza: estudio ecocrítico
sobre la novela Amor en la Línea Vieja
de Walter Rojas Pérez
Uliana Gancea,
Coffee
Break
3. Negrismo, culturas nacionales e
Hispanoamérica
Arturo Ortiz, Lenoir-Rhyne
University
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IX. PENINSULAR STUDIES III: SEVENTEENTH & NINETEENTH CENTURY PROSE: Fashioning Identity
Organized and Chaired by Michael
McGrath, Georgia Southern University
1.
Exemplarity in the novellas of María de Zayas
Eric Kartchner,
2. El honor villano, los roles de género y la
estratificación social en Peribañez y el
Comendador de Ocaña y Fuenteovejuna
Zoila Clark,
Coffee
Break
3.
Casadla con su igual: Generational
Differences Involving Old Christians and Moriscos in Don Quijote II
Mark Groundland,
THURSDAY
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Welcoming Reception Center
for Wildlife Education and the Lamar Q. Ball Jr. Raptor Center. Special Presentations Birds of Prey Show & Demonstration & Musical Group Jean Paul and Dominique Carton The multi-talented French husband and wife duo of Jean-Paul and
Dominique Carton will play their blend of Appalachian, French, Canadian and
Cajun "old time" music. |
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MORNING SESSIONS
9:00 – 11:30
X.
LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE II: Tiempo, historia y sociedad: Posibilidades en la literatura mexicana y
nicaragüense contemporánea
Organized by Dolores Rangel and
Chaired by Patricia G. Montenegro, Cheyney University of Pennsylvania
1. Los múltiples géneros literarios y la
historia en Los periodistas de Vicente Leñero
Patricia G. Montenegro,
2. De la novela a la pantalla grande: Arráncame
la vida de Ángeles Mastretta
Audrey García, Kennesaw State University
Coffee
Break
10:00 – 10:30
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XI.
PENINSULAR STUDIES IV: NINETEENTH
& TWENTIETH CENTURY PROSE: Toward a Definition of Spanish Society
Organized by Leticia McGrath,
Chaired by Frederic Leveziel, Augusta State University
1. Making Memories: Benjamín
Pradós Restoration of the Past in Mala gente que camina
Catherine Nelson, Nebraska Wesleyan
University
2. El hidalgo en Armando Palacio Valdes’ José
Darren
Broome, Gordon College
Coffee
Break
10:00 – 10:30
3. Homofobia, discurso latente de marginalidad en la literatura
española contemporánea
Mónica Florez, University of Alabama
4. Talentos y secretos de los
personajes en algunos cuentos de Carmen Riera
Osvaldo
Parrilla, Lander University
5. La complejidad del concepto de la mujer
española de la posguerra en la obra de Manuel Mantero
M. Aurora
Álvarez Andreu (Thorgerson), The University of Georgia
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XII.
STUDY ABROAD I: Learning
Here and Abroad
Organized by Linda Collins, Georgia
Southern University
Chaired by Carolyn Allen Anderson, Capella University
1.
The use of Karaoke in the learning of foreign
languages, a promising tool
Manuel Galofaro, Hofstra University
2.
An investigation into the adaptability of the communicative
language teaching method for students of English in Japan.
Mizuki Mazzota, Georgia State
University
Coffee
Break
10:00 – 10:30
3.
Networking and Study Abroad.
Robert G. Barnes,
Bowling Green State University
4.
Cultural Excursions: More than just a
'cultural experience'
Abi D. Ellis, Georgia Southern
University
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XIII.
FOREIGN LANGUAGES & BUSINESS I: Globalization and What
It Does to Latin America
Organized and Chaired by Bryce McDonald, Southern Polytechnic
State University
1.
Globalization
and What It Does to Latin America
Bryce McDonald, Southern Polytechnic State University
2.
Globalization
and What It Does to Latin America
Aleksey Avila Vila, Southern
Polytechnic State University
Coffee
Break
10:00
– 10:30
XIV.
LITERARY CRITICISM
I: Text Mining Spanish Poetry
Organized
and Chaired by Bernice Nuhfer-Halten, Southern
Polytechnic State University
1. Panel
Participants: Bernice Nuhfer-Halten
Venu Dasigi
Orlando Karam
Aléksey Ávila Vilá (Student)
All from Southern
Polytechnic State University
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LUNCHEON
(11:30 -
1:00) Nessmith-Lane Building. Welcoming Dr. Eric Kartchner GSU Department of Foreign Languages, Chair Introductions Dr. Jorge W. Suazo Keynote Introduction Dr. Clara Krug Georgia Southern University Keynote Speaker 2009 6th. Annual SECCLL Meeting University
of Virginia Presentation: My Love Affair with Victor Hugo, or, The Power of Literature |
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AFTERNOON SESSIONS
1:30 – 4:30
XV.
TRANSLATION & INTERPRETATION I: Texts, Translations,
and Expectations
Organized by Clara Krug,
Chaired by Robert G. Barnes, Bowling
Green State University
1. Using
Translation as a Capstone Project in a Language Major
Marian Rothstein, Carthage
Collage
2. Tres cursos, tres caminos puentes hacia la
literatura
Natacha Laguardia-Carrillo, Queens University of Charlotte
Coffee
Break
3.
Exploring
the Corridor of Shame: A Quantitative Study of the Perceived Professional
Development Needs of Foreign Language Teachers Employed in Rural School
Districts
within the State of South Carolina
Carolyn Allen Anderson and Carolyn B.H. Rogers, Capella University
4. Shock
and Awe Satire: Teaching Visual Rhetoric in a Digital Context
Nat Hardy, Savannah State University
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XVI.
GENDER AND WOMEN STUDIES I: The Use of the Spiritual, The
Cosmos, and Transformation of the Body as Affirmations of Female Subjectivity
Organized by Linda Collins, Georgia
Southern University
Chaired by M. Aurora Álvarez Andreu (Thorgerson), The University of Georgia
1.
Hilos conductors
en la narrativa de Espido Freire
Lydia Masanet, Mercer University
2.
The
Importance of community in It Begins with
Tears by Opal Palmer Adisa
Edward Timothy Wallington, Florida international University
Coffee
Break
02:30
– 03:00
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XVII. LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE III: Latin American Theatre of Innovation and Social Protest: The Best of Elon University's Senior Presentations (El teatro latinoamericano de innovación y
protesta social: Lo mejor de las presentaciones de los estudiantes de último
año de la Universidad Elon)
Organized and Chaired by Donna Van Bodegraven, Elon University
1. La comedia como plataforma para la protesta social:
Un estudio comparativo de El cepillo de dientes
e Historia de un hombre que se convirtió
en perro
Kiersten Dittrich, Elon
University
2. Comunicación sin palabras y palabras que no
comunican: Un análisis de Estudio en
blanco y negro, Los invasores y Decir sí
Rebecca Watts, Elon University
Coffee
Break
02:30 – 03:00
3. Los abusos de poder y las injusticias políticas en
Guatemala y Colombia: Los casos de El
corazón del espantapájaros y La
maestra
Whitney
Hood, Elon
University
4. El poder desde abajo: Una mirada a la revolución
social de clases desde abajo hacia arriba en Los invasores y El delantal
blanco
Christine
Walton, Elon
University
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XVIII.
SPECIAL TOPICS I: Autobiografía, Sexualidad, Biculturalismo y
Violencia: Narrativa y Cine
Hispanoamericano
Organized by Dolores Rangel and
Chaired by J. Fernando Palacios,
Mercer University
1. Antes de
que anochezca de Reinaldo Arenas:
Intersecciones discursivas entre realidad y ficción”
María
Antonia Deal, Paine College
2. José María
Arguedas: Perú profundo, el Nuevo hombre
y sexualidad Proscrita
Manuel Rilo, Jacksonville State
University
Coffee
Break
02:30
– 03:00
3. Gaze of the Outsider/Insider: US Latino authors writing of Latin America
Amrita Das, University of North
Carolina – Wilmington
4.
The Connection of Music and Violence in the
Films Rodrigo D, La vendedora de Rosas and La virgen de los sicarios
Eduardo Pacheco, Jacksonville
State University
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We’ll
see you next year! 7th. Annual SECCLL
Conference April 1 - 2, 2010 |
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