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Spring Symposium on UR and Community Engagement

9:00am PDT

Death Of An Immigrant: Tragedy And The American Dream In Arthur Miller’s Death Of A Salesman And Cristina Henriquez’s The Book Of Unknown Americans 232 Karpen Hall

9:20am PDT

Alienation And The Grotesque In Sylvia Plath’s Ariel Poems 232 Karpen Hall

9:40am PDT

Fantasies Of The Psyche: The Schizophrenic Reality Of Dr. Thompson And The 1972 Presidential Campaign 232 Karpen Hall

10:15am PDT

"The Fog Is Very Dense, Indeed:" Oppressive Forces In Charles Dickens's Bleak House 232 Karpen Hall

10:35am PDT

The Development Of Identity In Tillie Olsen's Yonnondio: From The Thirties 232 Karpen Hall

10:55am PDT

Thoughtful Laughter: Satire And Fantasy As Social Commentary In Terry Pratchett's Discworld 232 Karpen Hall

11:15am PDT

“A Positive Failure”: Holy Foolishness, Paradox, And Narrative In Dostoevsky’s The Idiot 232 Karpen Hall

11:35am PDT

Pixelated Faces In IRL (In Real Life) Places: Exploring How “Textese” In Melissa Broder’s So Sad Today Builds Community Among Confessional Women Writers 232 Karpen Hall

1:00pm PDT

Criticizing P.G. Wodehouse: A Reconsideration Of The "Performing Flea” 232 Karpen Hall

1:20pm PDT

The Struggle To Survive And Thrive In Emma Donoghue’s ROOM 232 Karpen Hall

1:40pm PDT

Stepping Into The Right Picture: Developing Personal Vision In Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre 232 Karpen Hall

2:00pm PDT

A Literary Examination Of The Molding Of Identity And Community Responsibility In Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp A Butterfly 232 Karpen Hall

2:20pm PDT

“Turdy-Facy-Nasty-Paty-Lousy-Fartical Rogues:” Mountebanks And Alchemists In Ben Jonson’s Volpone And The Alchemist 232 Karpen Hall

2:45pm PDT

Ishmael As Guide To The Reader In The Hunt For The Great White Whale 232 Karpen Hall