Conference Program
THE IMAGE OF VIOLENCE
in Literature, Media, and Society
Sponsored by the
Society for the Interdisciplinary Study of Social Imagery
and
Colorado State University - Pueblo
Antlers Hilton Hotel
Colorado Springs, Colorado
March 8-10, 2007
Registration
5:00 - 7:00 p.m., March 7 (Antlers Lobby)
8:30 - 5:00 p.m., March 8-10 (Meeting Rooms)
Organizers:
Will Wright
Colorado State University - Pueblo
Steven Kaplan
University of New Haven
Thursday, 8:30 - 9:00 a.m.
coffee, tea, pastries
(at meeting rooms)
Thursday, 9:00 - 10:30 a.m.
Session 1: Youth - Fremont
Moderator: William Lansing Brown, Mesa State College
Childhood Bullying and Communication Apprehension: Is There a Causal Relationship
between Them?
Chris Allen, University of Northern Colorado
Problem-based Learning and the Topic of Violence in the Composition Classroom
Katherine Frank, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Anti-Violence Education Strategies in the Classroom
J. Kole Kleeman, University of Central Oklahoma
The Race to Get My Child Ahead of Yours: The New Child Abuse
Jamie D. Whitman-Smithe, Wesley College
Session 2: Images of Violence in the Media: Reported, Exploited, Encouraged, or
Concealed? - Carson
Moderator: Jennifer M. Mullen, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Reporting Violence: Regional Policy Variations at Local U.S. Newspapers
Leticia Steffen, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Organizational Crisis and Controlling the Message: When Media Exposure of a
Negative Event Impacts Reputation
Jennifer M. Mullen, Colorado State University - Pueblo
The V-chip: Ten Years and 164,250 Televised Acts of Violence Later
Samuel E. Ebersole, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Feared and Fearless Appeals in Advertising Messages
Patricia Orman, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Images of Violence from Iraq in Mainstream U.S. Print Media
Richard Joyce, Colorado State University - Pueblo
The Troubles: The Image of Violence through a Super Group
Sam Lovato, Colorado State University - Pueblo
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Session 3: Latin Americans Rising from Pain: Violence in Latin American Literature and
Music - Heritage B
Moderator: Roberto Irizarry, Colorado College
Violence, Power, and Subjectivity in Brazilian Hip-Hop: Apropos of Rappin’ Hood
and MV Bill
Roberto Irizarry, Colorado College
Nona Fernández’s Mapocho: Spirits in Chile’s Material World
Resha Cardone, Marlboro College
The Paradox of Freedom: Self-violence in Jesús Díaz’s Dime algo sobre Cuba
Miguel González-Abellás, Washburn University
BREAK
(coffee and tea)
Thursday, 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Session 4: Disruptions - Fremont
Moderator: Víctor Manuel Durán, University of South Carolina - Aiken
In Extremis: The Visual Rhetoric of Slave Suicide
Richard J. Bell, University of Maryland
Unraveling Violence in Post-Apartheid South Africa
Imke Brust, Pennsylvania State University
Indentured Servitude and Violence in the Atlantic World, 1620-1775
Matthew Harris, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Session 5: Variations - Carson
Moderator: Katherine Royer, California State University - Stanislaus
A Wild Card and a Dead Man’s Hand: Violent Celebrity in an Untamed Land
Ian M. Gomme, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Acceptable Violence: How the Cowboys “Civilized” the U.S.
Kelly Jensen, Samford University
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Mirroring the Undead: Freud and Lacan vs. the Vampire
Elizabeth Mlotkiewicz, Wichita State University
Laser Cannons to Plowshares: Alternative Gaming in Hyperreality
Chris Ory
Session 6: Literature I - Heritage B
Moderator: Gerd Steckel, University of Idaho
Historical Violence as a Subtext to Friedrich Dürrenmatt’s Der Verdacht
Vera Profit, University of Notre Dame
Violence and Ritual in Friedrich Dürrenmatt’s Novella The Breakdown
Janice W. Ancker, University of Kansas
The Notable Work of Heinrich Böll in Regard to Violence
Lawrence F. Glatz, Metropolitan State College of Denver
Border Invasions and Disparities of Power: The Rhetoric of Violence and the
Fantastic Poetics of the Body Violated in the Late Romantics
Cristine Soliz, Diné College
LUNCH BREAK
(on your own)
Thursday, 2:15 - 3:45 p.m.
Session 7: Perspectives - Fremont
Moderator: Nancy E. Shockley, New Mexico State University
Violence in Middle-Eastern Travel Guides
Beatrice Spade, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Insecurity and Violence
Wayne Busby, Pittsburg State University
Unmasking the Ambivalent Hero
Brenda Craven, Fort Hays State University
Intellectuals and Opposition to Violence
Navneet Kumar, University of Calgary
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Session 8: Film I - Carson
Moderator: Resha Cardone, Marlboro College
“There’s blood on the saddle and blood on the ground”: The Image of Violence in the
American Cowboy of Popular Film and Television
Martha J. Craig, Bradley University
The Johnson County War and the Hollywood Western: Film Violence as Repetition
Compulsion
Patrick McGee, Louisiana State University
“The Last Blast”: Celluloid Violence and the Apotheosis of the Post-Modern American
Outlaw
Randall A. Clack, Wesley College
Session 9: Strains - Heritage B
Moderator: Sandro R. Barros, Illinois University
Violence as Entertainment
Julius Fackler, University of Kansas
Pornography, Freedom, and Technology
Joseph Vigil, University of Louisville
The Face of Violent Leadership: Collaboration between Leader and Followers
Cheryl L. Rude, Southwestern College
Resisting Violence: The Disciplined Nonconformist
Brian Wolf, Colorado State University - Pueblo
BREAK
Thursday, 4:00 - 5:30 p.m.
Session 10: Tensions - Fremont
Moderator: William E. Sheidley, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Comics and Violence
Dawn Robles, Colorado State University - Pueblo
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The Effects of Bullying in Public Education
Brandi Solis, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Rape and the Image of Women: An Ethnographic Survey
Sarai Trujillo, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Bloodlust: A History of Vampirism and Societal and Media Impacts
Lisa Moberly, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Session 11: Violent Past–Violent Future? Post-WWI Narrative Battlefields in the
Weimar Republic - Carson
Moderator: John Littlejohn, Clemson University
Militaristic and Pacifistic Narratives in the Weimar Republic: Jünger’s and Remarque’s
Struggles with the WW I Experience
Regine Kroh, University of Kansas
Poems out of Steel with Words like Gunfire: “Violent Language” and the “Language of
Violence” in the Early Works of Ernst Jünger
Jörg Meindl, University of Kansas
“Guilty of Violence…By Reason of Humanity”: Remarque’s Short Story “The
Enemy”
Scott Seeger, University of Kansas
Session 12: Changes - Heritage B
Moderator: David W. Overbey, University of Colorado - Colorado Springs
The “Black Hand” in Colorado
Betty Alt, Colorado State University - Pueblo
The Reality of Violence through War Images
Raphael Sassower, University of Colorado - Colorado Springs
Louis Cicotello, University of Colorado - Colorado Springs
New Images of Ethnic Violence: Identity, Legitimacy, and Security
Mark Gose, Colorado State University - Pueblo
DINNER BREAK
(on your own)
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PLENARY ADDRESS
The Learning Center
8:00 - 9:00 pm
The Nature of Violence and Our Violent Nature
Marc Pratarelli
Colorado State University – Pueblo
Author:
Niche Bandits: Why Big Brains Consume an Ecosystem
Reception to follow
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Friday, 8:30 - 9:00 a.m.
coffee and tea
(at meeting rooms)
Friday, 9:00 - 10:30 a.m.
Session 13: Portrayals of Violence - Fremont
Moderator: Erica L. Zilleruelo, Wichita State University
Recruiting the Desensitized: The U.S. Army's Video Game of Destructive Violence
Justin Nicholes, Wichita State University
“It was like the moon”: Speaking the Unspeakable in Slaughterhouse-Five
Robert J. Poulos, Wichita State University
Displaced Rape and the Implied Male Gaze: Fielding's Joseph Andrews as Violent
Pornography
Art Zilleruelo, Wichita State University
The Physiological Response to Tim O'Brien's "How to Tell a True War Story": A
Mimetic Approach
Erica L. Zilleruelo, Wichita State University
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Session 14: Theory - Carson
Moderator: Randall A. Clack, Wesley College
Cathartic War
James Cook, United States Air Force Academy
Violence and the Social Contract: The Shaving Cream Commercial (before and after)
Carl Pletsch, University of Colorado - Denver
The Violence of Metaphors: Conceptual Rearrangement and Dead Metaphors
Delilah Caldwell, Southwestern College
The Function of the Political Unconscious in the War on Terror
Roger Dodds, Fort Collins
Session 15: Visions - Heritage B
Moderator: Jean-Gabriel Jolivet, Southwestern College
Counter-reformist Rhetoric and the French-Spanish Fight for Florida in Bartolomé de
Flores’s Obra nuevamente compuesta
Pedro Cebollero, Auburn University
Politicizing Identities: Language, Violence, and Racial Determination in Paulo Lins’
Cidade de Deus
Sandro R. Barros, Illinois University
Violence in Colombia: Disfrázate como quieras and Its Literary Construction of a
Colombian Dysfunctional State and a Contemporary Nation in Crisis
Carlos De Oro, Southwestern University
Image of Violence in the Novel Luna caliente by Mempo Giardinelli
Kent Stone, Washburn University
BREAK
(coffee and tea)
Friday, 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Session 16: Literature II - Fremont
Moderator: Grzegorz Danowski, University of Western Ontario
The Unpredictability in Eavan Boland’s Language of Violence
Juan J. Morales, Pueblo Community College
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The Role of Violence in Two Major Representatives of Spanish Literature: El
Lazarillo de Tormes and La familia de Pascual Duarte
María A. Rey-López, Metropolitan State College of Denver
Exceptional Eminence from Revenue: Virginia Woolf’s Violent Transition to a
Garden of Her Own
Judy Fodor, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Violence and Social Order in Some English Renaissance Dramas
William E. Sheidley, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Session 17: Film II - Carson
Moderator: Leslie Feldman, Hofstra University
Homeroom, Homicide, and Hollywood: A Study of Media and Pop Culture Depictions of
School Shootings
Karen Aerin Lee, Northwestern University
Overcoming a Violent Past in Wim Wenders' Wings of Desire
Silia Kaplan, University of North Carolina
Regulating Motion Picture Violence: Perverse Economic Incentives
Christopher M. Worley, Colorado School of Mines
Head-hunting Witch Doctor, Blood-sucking Porn Star (and other portrayals of Grendel’s
mother)
Karen Emanuelson, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Session 18: Struggles - Heritage A
Moderator: Susan Kleinman, St. Francis Medical Center (Lynwood, CA)
Insecurity: An Analysis
Wayne Busby, Pittsburg State University
Silence, the Scaffold, and the Semiotics of Judicial Violence in Late Medieval
England
Katherine Royer, California State University - Stanislaus
Experiences and Reluctance: Ex-POWs of the Japanese
Nancy E. Shockley, New Mexico State University
True History or Repressed Recurring Memory? Cathy Caruth’s Voice of the Wound and
the Status of Passive Trauma in German World War I Narratives
Erin Hourigan, University of California - Irvine
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Session 19: “Get Pissed, Destroy”: Images of Participatory Violence in Popular Culture
- Heritage B
Moderator: Matt Harris, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Tifosi, Doonies, and Yobs: Or, Why Americans Will Never Get Soccer
Randy Jasmine, Dixie State College of Utah
“I Want to Make You Scream”: Hardcore Punk Violence in San Diego, 1981-83
Matthew Smith-Lahrman, Dixie State College of Utah
The Social-Psychology of Fan Aggression and Violence
John T. Jones II, Dixie State College of Utah
LUNCH BREAK
(on your own)
Friday, 2:15 - 3:45 p.m.
Session 20: Culture - Fremont
Moderator: Boyd Littrell, University of Nebraska - Omaha
Crying Wolf: Tales of Evil, Eradication, and Renewal – Canis Lupus in America
Linda G. Richardson
Ian M. Gomme, Colorado State University - Pueblo
The Big, Bad, Gubbian Wolf: Redirecting the Violence of the Id into Creativity
David Keplinger, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Death by Thunderbird: Spiritual Force in American Indian Weapons
Roy Sonnema, Colorado State University - Pueblo
The Grotesque Violence against Animals in Modern Literature and Culture
Joseph Militello, Emporia State University
Session 21: Popular Culture - Carson
Moderator: Janice W. Ancker, University of Kansas
“Get on with it...”: Liminality, Expectoration, and Violence in “The Wire”
Sean Allan, University of California - Davis
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The Image of Violence in the Twilight Zone: Rod Serling’s View of Human Nature
Leslie Feldman, Hofstra University
Conflict Theory: The Evolution of the Meaning of Violence
David Lawrence Stevenson
Rodney Staton
Session 22: Tensions - Heritage A
Moderator: Andreas Michel, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Violence in Postcolonial Children’s Literature: Issues of Representation, Colonial
Discourse, Omissions, and Distortions in the Tales of Juan Bobo
Enid Sepúlveda Rodríguez, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Der Giftpilz: Anti-Semitism in Nazi Children’s Literature
Angela Gulielmetti, University of Southern Maine
Images of Violence in Dostoevsky's Work
Grzegorz Danowski, University of Western Ontario
Honor without Violence: Eleonore Thon’s Eighteenth-Century Feminine Intervention
Liesl Allingham, Indiana University - Bloomington
Session 23: Literature III - Heritage B
Moderator: Paula M. Bruno, St. Edward's University
An American Tragedy: The Perversity of Redemptive Violence in Ken Kesey’s One
Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
Suraj Shankar, Wichita State University
When the Locust Come: The Role of Violence in Nathanael West’s Day of the Locust
Kevin Young, Appalachian State University
Images of Violence in American Utopia and Dystopia: An Examination of Ernest
Callenbach’s Ecotopia and Scott Russell Sanders’ Terrarium
Cole Gelrod, Humbolt State University
“The Verb We Use Is ‘Humanize’”: Posthuman Bodies and the Problem of Violence in
Joe Haldeman’s Forever Peace
Jim Hannan, Le Moyne College
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BREAK
Friday, 4:00 - 5:30 p.m.
Session 24: Experiences - Fremont
Moderator: Carl Pletsch, University of Colorado - Denver
Homeless and Violent: My Day with Kevin
Kurt Borchard, University of Nebraska - Kearney
The Image of Violence in Family and Society: Domestic Violence - It Can Happen to You
Susan Kleinman, St. Francis Medical Center (Lynwood, CA)
The Redheaded Stranger: Domestic Violence
Boyd Littrell, University of Nebraska - Omaha
The Connecticut Lottery Shootings: From the Parking Lot to the Pulitzer, from a
Survivor’s Point of View
Denise Brown, Lyndon State College
Session 25: Media - Carson
Moderator: Jim Hannan, Le Moyne College
Resuscitating “Canada”: Militancy, the Media, and Perpetually Rebuilding a Nation
L. Benjamin Cushing, University of British Columbia
Violence in the French Surburbs: Real Political Demands or News Manipulations?
Jean-Gabriel Jolivet, Southwestern College
Images of Violence or Violation of Imagination?
Dzmitri Korenko, Southwestern College (Polish Academy of Sciences - Warsaw)
Representation of Violence and Violence of Representation in the French Media
Christelle Rolland, Pomona College
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Session 26: (Per)Forming Gender I: The Inherent Violence of Sexual Politics as
Depicted in German Literature (1771-1830) - Heritage A
Moderator: Kurt Buhanan, Brigham Young University
Violent Awakening: Rape, Abduction, and Attempted Murder in Sophie la Roche’s
“Bildungsroman,” Die Geschichte des Fräuleins von Sternheim
Raquel Klammer, Brigham Young University
Violence and Heroism: Gender Transgressions in Johanna Schopenhauer’s Des
Adler’s Horst and Karl Holtei’s Operatic Version of the Same Novella
Cindy Brewer, Brigham Young University
Fantasy of a Female Sword-Fighter: Staging Gender and Violence in Johanna
Schopenhauer’s Novella Die Schwestern
Megan Nomiyama, Brigham Young University
Session 27: Stories - Heritage B
Moderator: Vera Profit, University of Notre Dame
A Promise of Violence: The Anatomy of Evil in Cormac McCarthy’s No Country for
Old Men
Erica Steakley, Catholic University of America
“Men Must Not Cut Down Trees”: Septimus Smith’s Madness of Nature
Sandy Hudock, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Image of Violence in the Work of Martin Amis
Brian Finney, California State University - Long Beach
Breaking the Egg: Linguistic and Thematic Self-Destruction in Burgess’s The
Wanting Seed
Dietrik Vanderhill, Wichita State University
DINNER BREAK
(on your own)
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS
The Learning Center
8:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Violence in Our Society
Henry Lee
University of New Haven
Former Chief Criminalist - State of Connecticut
Author or co-author of 20 books on forensic science
Reception to follow
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Saturday, 8:30 - 9:00 a.m.
coffee and tea
(at meeting rooms)
Saturday, 9:00 - 10:30 a.m.
Session 28: The Janus Face of Violence: Individuality and Alienation in
Post-Enlightenment Europe - Fremont
Moderator: Andreas Michel, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
J. W. Goethe’s Sorrows of Young Werther: An Esthetics of Violent Nature
Ralph W. Buechler, University of Nevada - Las Vegas
Creative Violence? The European Avant-garde and the Aesthetics of Shock
Andreas Michel, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Violence as Bridge: Confronting Alienation in French Existentialist Literature
Eric Migernier, Marshall University
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The Image of a German Leitkultur—Harbinger of Peace or Violence?
Gerd Steckel, University of Idaho
Session 29: Issues - Carson
Moderator: Steven Rankin, Southwestern College
Aggression and Religious Schism
Dan Forsyth, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Rise of Ethnic and Religious Identities in Iraq: Kurdish Nationalism and Its Implications
on Regional Security
Hasan Ozturk, University of Kentucky
The Cultural History of Honor Killings in Jordan
Yazmin Ali, Auburn University
Facial Scarring and the Modern Student Rapier Duel in Germany
Andrew Mills, Indiana University - Bloomington
Session 30: Reminders - Heritage B
Moderator: Brian Finney, California State University - Long Beach
Virtual Violence in Mass Mediated Monuments and Memories
Gene Burd, University of Texas
Russia Commemorates the Image of Terrorist Violence: Zurab Tsereteli’s 9/11
Memorial, “To the Struggle against World Terrorism”
Stephen M. Woodburn, Southwestern College
The Rhetoric of Dress Codes: Ohura Nobuyuki’s Embracing Perspectives and the
Representation of the Emperor
Taisuke Edamura, McGill University
Memories of a Massacre: The Ludlow Monument and Historical Memory
Jonathan Rees, Colorado State University - Pueblo
BREAK
(coffee and tea)
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Saturday, 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Session 31: Women - Fremont
Moderator: Delano Greenidge-Copprue
A “Classless, Crass and Deplorable Stunt”: The Technological Consumption of Janet
Jackson’s Deviant Black Female Body
LaDonna Forsgren, Northwestern University
“Woman’s Nature”: A Quantitative Study of Editorial and Reportorial Violence by
The New York Times against Woman Suffrage in Wyoming, 1869-1909
Philip R. Schmidt, Southwestern College
Flight and Fight: Female Partisans in the Eyes of Nineteenth-Century German
Society
Laura Slieker, Indiana University
Murdering Women: Mass Media, Violence, and the Case of Nellie May Madison
Kathleen Cairns, Cal Poly - San Luis Obispo
Session 32: The Image of Violence in Spanish Literature and Culture I - Carson
Moderator: Alegría Ribadeneira, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Violence in Don Quixote
Eric J. Kartchner, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Science and Tradition: Radical Naturalism´s Violation of Santa Teresa
Denise DuPont, Southern Methodist University
La violencia, eje de La conquista del reino de Maya de Ganivet (Talk in Spanish)
Ricardo de la Fuente Ballesteros, Universidad de Valladolid
Session 33: Sex and Gender - Heritage B
Moderator: Liesl Allingham, Indiana University - Bloomington
Come & Get it! Women’s Power for Sale: Images of the Female in Advertising
Amy Batchman, University of Dayton
War, Necrophilia, and Americans’ Obsession with Sexual Deviance
David W. Overbey, University of Colorado - Colorado Springs
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Lone Women Masquerading as Warriors: Feminism and Gendered Violence in
Superhero Comics, 1970 to 1980
Thomas C. Donaldson, University at Albany
Violence and Sexuality: An Examination of Women’s Professional Wrestling
Cheryl Pawlowski, University of Northern Colorado
Diane Matuschka, University of Northern Florida
LUNCH BREAK
(on your own)
Saturday, 2:15 - 3:45 p.m.
Session 34: Edges - Fremont
Moderator: Delano Greenidge-Copprue
Social and Psychic Violence and the Negotiation of the Boundaries of the Self in Bessie
Head's Novel, A Question of Power
Ajayi Adewale
Maternal Anxiety: Uncle Tom's Children Read Beloved
Kristin Sánchez Carter, Vassar College
Hurling Words into the Darkness: Black Boy’s Defensive Rhetorical Acts
Amanda Conrad, University of Kansas
Session 35: The Image of Violence in Spanish Literature and Culture II - Carson
Moderator: Eric J. Kartchner, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Awakening from Silence: La voz dormida and Its Denunciation of Post Civil War
Violence in Spain
Alegría Ribadeneira, Colorado State University - Pueblo
Inventing the Foreign Enemy: Rhetoric and Narration in Agustín de
Foxá’s Madrid de Corte a checa
Jason Thomas Parker, Vanderbilt University
¡Tengo miedo a sufrir, Dios Mío!: Psychological Violence and Spanish Post-War
Short Fiction
Paula M. Bruno, St. Edward's University
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Session 36: (Per)Forming Gender II: The Inherent Violence of Sexual Politics as Depicted
in German Literature (1794-1900) - Heritage B
Moderator: Cindy Brewer, Brigham Young University
(K)night in/of Shining A(r)mour: Amorous Violence as the Foundational Metaphor
for Gender in the Age of Goethe
Kurt Buhanan, Brigham Young University
Murder and the Triangle of Imagined, Performed, and Actual Violence in Marie
Eugenie delle Grazie’s Der Schatten
Jared Löhrmann, Brigham Young University
Armed and Dangerous: Emancipated Women Respond to Sexual Aggression in Maria
Janitschek’s Königin Judith und “Ein Modernes Weib”
Stephen W. Smith, Brigham Young University
BREAK
Saturday, 4:00 - 5:30 p.m.
Session 37: Literature III - Fremont
Moderator: Joseph Militello, Emporia State University
World Domination as Child’s Play: Representations of Violence in Thomas Tryon’s The
Other
Patty Cooke, Wichita State University
Healing Narratives of War and Terrorism in Edeet Ravel’s A Wall of Light and Ann
Patchett’s Bel Canto
Lucia Bortoli, Ohio State University
Violence Foreshadowed: Deception and Denial in Melville’s “Benito Cereno”
William Lansing Brown, Mesa State College
Boxing on Parade: Violence, the Stage, and Morality in Joyce’s Dubliners and
O’Neill’s Long Day’s Journey into Night
Nicholas A. Vanover, East Tennessee State University
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Session 38: Problems - Carson
Moderator: Juan J. Morales, Pueblo Community College
Microbes Can Make Your Eyeballs Boil
Brian O’Brien, Santa Rosa Junior College
Biomedical Violence: Research on Vulnerable Populations
Christopher M. Caldwell, Southwestern College
Indirect Consequences of Violent Conflict
Daniel Poole, University of Utah
More than Mushroom Clouds: The Atomic Landscapes of the Lucky McMine
Robert W. Reynolds, Weber State University
Session 39: Pictures - Heritage B
Moderator: Roger Dodds, Fort Collins
Photographic Representations of Violence and the Culture of Violence in World War
One France
Donald E. English, Fort Collins
“Determined Without Being Ruthless”: Cinematic Violence and Identity Formation in
Raekwon's “Only Built for Cuban Linx”
Sean Allan, University of California - Davis
Violence Can Be Subtle: Enthymemes Shape an Anti-War Message in Empire of the Sun
Betty Burdorff Brown, University of Northern Colorado
The Imagination of Apocalypse: The Face of Mass Death in Independence Day and
War of the Worlds
Gerry Canavan, Duke University
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Index
(moderators in parenthesis)
Adewale,Ajayi - 34
Ali, Yazmin - 29
Allan, Sean - 21, 39
Allen, Chris - 1
Allingham, Liesl - 22, (33)
Alt, Betty - 12
Ancker, Janice W. - 6, (21)
Ballesteros, Ricardo de la Fuente - 32
Barros, Sandro R. - 15, (9)
Batchman, Amy - 33
Bell, Richard J. - 4
Borchard, Kurt - 24
Bortoli, Lucia - 37
Brewer, Cindy - 26, (36)
Brown Denise - 24
Brown, Betty Burdorff - 39
Brown, William Lansing - 37, (1)
Bruno, Paula M. - 35, (23)
Brust, Imke - 4
Buechler, Ralph W. - 28
Buhanan, Kurt - 36, (26)
Burd, Gene - 30
Busby, Wayne - 7, 18
Cairns, Kathleen - 31, (34)
Caldwell, Christopher M. - 38
Caldwell, Delilah - 14
Canavan, Gerry - 39
Cardone, Resha - 3, (8)
Carter, Kristin Sánchez - 34
Cebollero, Pedro - 15
Cicotello, Louis - 12
Clack, Randall A. - 8, (14)
Conrad, Amanda - 34
Cook, James - 14
Cooke, Patty - 37
Craig, Martha J. - 8
Craven, Brenda - 7
Cushing, L. Benjamin - 25
Danowski, Grzegorz - 22, (16)
De Oro, Carlos - 15
Dodds, Roger - 14, (39)
Donaldson, Thomas C. - 33
DuPont, Denise - 32
Durán, Víctor Manuel - (4)
Ebersole, Samuel E. - 2
Edamura, Taisuke - 30
Emanuelson, Karen - 17
English, Donald E. - 39
Fackler, Julius - 9
Feldman, Leslie - 21, (17)
Finney, Brian - 27, (30)
Fodor, Judy - 16
Forsgren, LaDonna - 31
Forsyth, Dan - 29
Frank, Katherine - 1
Gelrod, Cole - 23
Glatz, Lawrence F. - 6
Gomme, Ian M. - 5, 20
González-Abellás, Miguel - 3
Gose, Mark - 12
Greenidge-Copprue, Delano - (31), (34)
Gulielmetti, Angela - 22
Hannan, Jim - 23, (25)
Harris, Matthew - 4, (19)
Hourigan, Erin - 18
Hudock, Sandy - 27
Irizarry, Roberto - 3, (3)
Jasmine, Randy - 19
Jensen, Kelly - 5
Jolivet, Jean-Gabriel - 25, (15)
Jones, John T., II - 19
Joyce, Richard - 2
Kaplan, Silia - 17
Kartchner, Eric J. - 32, (35)
Keplinger, David - 20
Klammer, Raquel - 26
Kleeman, J. Kole - 1
Kleinman, Susan - 24, (18)
Korenko, Dzmitri - 25
Kroh, Regine - 11
Kumar, Navneet - 7
Lee, Henry - Fri. 8:00 p.m.
Lee, Karen Aerin - 17
Littlejohn, John - (11)
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Littrell, Boyd - 24, (20)
Löhrmann, Jared - 36
Lovato, Sam - 2
Matuschka, Diane - 33
McGee, Patrick - 8
Meindl, Jörg - 11
Michel, Andreas - 28, (28), (22)
Migernier, Eric - 28
Militello, Joseph - 20, (37)
Mills, Andrew - 29
Mlotkiewicz, Elizabeth - 5
Moberly, Lisa - 10
Morales, Juan J. - 16, (38)
Mullen, Jennifer M. - 2, (2)
Nicholes, Justin - 13
Nomiyama, Megan - 26
O’Brien, Brian - 38
Orman, Patricia - 2
Ory, Chris - 5
Overbey, David W. - 33, (12)
Ozturk, Hasan - 29
Parker, Jason Thomas - 35
Pawlowski, Cheryl - 33
Pletsch, Carl - 14, (24)
Poole, Daniel - 38
Poulos, Robert J. - 13
Pratarelli, Marc - Thurs. 8:00p.m.
Profit, Vera - 6, (26)
Rankin, Steven - (29)
Rees, Jonathan - 30
Rey-López, María A. - 16
Reynolds, Robert W. - 38
Ribadeneira, Alegría - 35, (32)
Richardson, Linda G. - 20
Robles, Dawn - 10
Rodríguez, Enid Sepúlveda - 22
Rolland, Christelle - 25
Royer, Katherine - 18, (5)
Rude, Cheryl L. - 9
Sassower, Raphael - 12
Schmidt, Philip R. - 31
Seeger, Scott - 11
Shankar, Suraj - 23
Sheidley, William E. - 16, (10)
Shockley, Nancy E. - 18, (7)
Slieker, Laura - 31
Smith, Stephen W. - 36
Smith-Lahrman, Matthew - 19
Solis, Brandi - 10
Soliz, Cristine - 6
Sonnema, Roy - 20
Spade, Beatrice - 7
Staton, Rodney - 21
Steakley, Erica - 27
Steckel, Gerd - 28, (6)
Steffen, Leticia - 2
Stevenson, David Lawrence - 21
Stone, Kent - 15
Trujillo, Sarai - 10
Vanderhill, Dietrik - 27
Vanover, Nicholas A. - 37
Vigil, Joseph - 9
Whitman-Smithe, Jamie D. - 1
Wolf, Brian - 9
Woodburn, Stephen M. - 30
Worley, Christopher M. - 17
Young, Kevin - 23
Zilleruelo, Art - 13
Zilleruelo, Erica L. - 13, (13)
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