June 25, 2012
English department faculty, 1xbet best casino website student, alumni present at annual children's literature conference
Eight English department faculty, graduate students, and alumni 1xbet best casino website their research at the 39th annual Children's Literature Association conference at Simmons College in Boston, June 14-16.
Philip Nel, professor, 1xbet best casino website "Don't Judge a Book by Its Cover: Whitewashing, Race and Resistance."
Karin Westman, associate professor and department head, 1xbet best casino website "Mind the Gap: Harry Potter and the Fantasy (of) Genre."
Naomi Wood, associate professor, 1xbet best casino website "Slipstreams and Riptides: Souls and Soullessness in 'Undine,' 'The Little Mermaid,' 'The Light Princess.' and 'The Fisherman and His Soul.'"
Meredith Flory, graduate student, 1xbet best casino website "Feminine Solutions, Not Masculine Revenge: Reading Roald Dahl's 'Matilda' in the Context of the English Girls' School Story Genre."
Sara Austin, 2012 master's graduate, 1xbet best casino website "Colonizing the Female Body: Women and National Identity in the Ramayana Tradition."
Mo Li, 2011 master's graduate, 1xbet best casino website "'An Awfully Big Adventure': Liminal Space in Barrie's 'Peter Pan' and Gaiman's 'The Graveyard Book.'"
Taraneh Matloob, 2011 master's graduate, 1xbet best casino website "Toward Multicultural Narratology: How Can Multicultural Children's Literature Criticism Benefit from Narrative Theory?"
Elizabeth Williams, 2010 master's graduate, 1xbet best casino website "Didactic Tales: Rhetorical Alternatives to Criticism of the Contemporary Adolescent Problem Novel."