Schedule for Friday, April 17

XV. Representations of Various Female Archetypes in Horror

Areas: Horror (Text, Media, Culture)

Friday, April 17, 2020 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Franklin 3 & 4) Session chair: Colleen Karn

	Presenters	Presentation type
At the Intersection of Infanticide and Matricide: Becoming the Lack in Robert Eggers’ The Witch	Charles E. Hicks	Paper
Sharp Women: The Psychological Horror of Violent Women in Sharp Objects	Lauren Nicole Kennedy	Paper
Reclaiming the W-Word: Witch as Champion of Feminism in American Horror Story & The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina	Colleen Karn	Paper

Objects, Sounds and Trajectories in Visual Culture

Areas: Visual Culture

Friday, April 17, 2020 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Conf Room 302)

	Presenters	Presentation type
A Face Made For Money: Visual Representation, Ideological Inscription, and Monetary Design	Daniel Gilmore	Paper
The Vernacular as Object: Pearl Jam’s “No Code”	Michael Sell	Paper
Recovery: The Photography of the Opioid Epidemic, Part II	Kelly Elizabeth Klingensmith	Paper

Who Are We? Contested Religious Identities

Areas: Religion and Culture

Friday, April 17, 2020 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Conf Room 402) Session chair: Amanda Bourne

	Presenters	Presentation type
“The Christian Rockumentary: Navigating Crossover Success and the Secular-Sacred Divide”	Zachary Ingle	Paper
LGBTQ+ Allies: Struggles from within the United Methodist Church with Speaking Out and Silence	Kathy Brady	Paper
Homiletic fiction and the aesthetics of mediocrity in evangelical culture	Kenneth Paradis	Paper

Fanon and Paratexts

Areas: Fan Culture & Theory

Friday, April 17, 2020 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Grand Salon A )

	Presenters	Presentation type
From Barchester Towers to Pomfret Towers: The Trollopian Fanfiction of Angela Thirkell	Lorena O'English	Paper
You know nothing, Dan & Dave: Producer commentary and ontological insecurity in Game of Thrones	Nicole Isabel Chavannes	Paper

Film VIII–Ari Aster’s Hereditary & Midsommar

Areas: Film

Friday, April 17, 2020 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Franklin 9)

	Presenters	Presentation type
The Dark and the Light: Explorations of Grief and Community in Ari Aster’s Hereditary and Midsommar	Rebecca L Willoughby	Paper
Happy Midsommar: Imagined Spaces and Heterotopias of Ritual in Ari Aster’s Midsommar	Emily Diana Reese	Paper

COMEDIC VAMPIRES

Areas: Vampire Studies

Friday, April 17, 2020 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Franklin 1) Session chair: Cecilia Abate

	Presenters	Presentation type
What is a Vampire?: Making Dracula Funny in Pop Culture	Lauren Barbour	Paper
The Relationship Between Vampire Self-Consciousness and Social Strata in Being Human (UK) & What We Do In The Shadows	Cecilia Abate	Paper

Dime Novel and Series Book Authors

Areas: Children/Young Adult Series Books and Dime Novels

Friday, April 17, 2020 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Conf Room 308) Session chair: Marlena E Bremseth

	Presenters	Presentation type
Potboilers: The Love Stories of Edward Stratemeyer	James D. Keeline	Paper
Sensational Serials, Sunday School Stories, and Series Fiction: The Life and Career of Margaret Kerr Hosmer	Deidre Johnson	Paper
Joseph B. Ames: Author of stories of the American West, the Boy Scouts and more	William Gowen	Paper
Not Necessarily Lost but Certainly Found: Philip S. Warne’s A Goddess in Exile; or, the Spanish Plotters	Marlena E Bremseth	Paper

Music 8: Politics

Areas: Music

Friday, April 17, 2020 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Franklin 5 ) Session chair: Garth Alper

	Presenters	Presentation type
The Hutchinson Family’s Temperance Songs: Popular Music with a Purpose	Christina L. Reitz	Paper
Music and Emotion in the Cold War East and West	Raymond Andrew Patton	Paper
“I Want to Break Free”: Queen in South Africa	Lacy Noel Molina	Paper
From Social Protest to Pop Confection: The Remarkable Range of Stevie Wonder’s Voice, Lyrics, and Music	Garth Alper	Paper

Gender and Media Studies XII: Rape Narratives in Popular Culture

Areas: Gender & Media Studies

Friday, April 17, 2020 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Grand Salon B ) Session chair: Renee A. V. Dupree

	Presenters	Presentation type
#MeToo is for The Boys: Feminizing the raped geek male	Marissa Salas	Paper
From Perpetrator to Victim: A Shift In Rape Narratives In Popular Television	Emma Lynn	Paper
Campus Rape Seen: Law & Order SVU and Anti-Rape Performance	Elaine Michelle Cannell	Paper
Does Rape Culture Really Exist?	Renee A. V. Dupree	Paper

Creative Fiction IV

Areas: Creative Fiction Writing

Friday, April 17, 2020 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Conf Room 403) Session chair: Lisa Muir

	Presenters	Presentation type
Iphigenia Murphy	Sara Hosey	Creative work
Climate Change: A Response in Fiction	Chris M Moylan	Paper
Hard to Finds	Lindsay A Chudzik	Creative work
Banana Republic (excerpt)	Eric Sean Rawson	Creative work

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