Draft of Presentation ItineraryPlease revise presentation titles by Friday!
John Bishop
Sierra Cox
Alice Lesperance
Kirk Waligoria
James Bennitt
Dan Freeman’s Rhetoric and The Signifying Monkey in
The Spook Who Sat By the Door
Selina Partain
Invisibility and The Double Agent in The Spook Who Sat By the Door
Lindsay Hodgens
The Transformation of Burial Customs in V for Vendetta
Amanda Metcalfe
The Use of Masking in V
for Vendetta
Joel Pierce
Moore’s V for
Vendetta and Mental Transfiguration
Emily Coyne
The Monkey Wrench
Gang: Still Up in the Air
April 25
Heather Hardeman
Cancer as Metaphor in Fight
Club
Sam Phillips
Queer Fantasy of Masculinity in Fight Club
Matt Cox
Sabotage and Destruction by Toilet Paper
Ethan Taylor
"Sticking Feathers Up Your Butt Does Not Make You a Chicken":
Imitation and the Myth of Masculinity in Palahniuk's Fight Club
"Sticking Feathers Up Your Butt Does Not Make You a Chicken":
Imitation and the Myth of Masculinity in Palahniuk's Fight Club
Amy McGucken
Emasculation,
Identity Crisis, and Self-Sabotage
in Fight Club
Candice Hardwick
Happy,
Undisturbed People Just Don’t Blow Things Up
The full title of my paper is "'Sticking Feathers Up Your Butt Does Not Make You a Chicken:' Imitation and the Myth of Masculinity in Palahniuk's Fight Club"
ReplyDeleteThe title of my paper will be "Sabotage of Ideology: Fetish and Destruction of Symbols in Joseph Conrad's The Secret Agent"
ReplyDeleteThe title of my paper will be "Maybe the answer is self-destruction:" Cancer as Sabotage in Fight Club.
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ReplyDeleteMine will be "Satire or Not: Deconstructing Male Oppression in Palahniuk's Fight Club"
ReplyDeleteMy new title will be "One's Trash is Another's Explosive: Recycling as a Means of Corporate Sabotage in Palahniuk's Fight Club"
ReplyDeleteAnyone doing "The Secret Agent" may find this article helpful. "Conrad and Hitchcock: The Secret Agent Inspires Sabotage." I found it on Academic Search Premier.
ReplyDeleteShape-shifters and Agents of Chaos: Reinventions of Archetypes in Sam Greenlee's "The Spook Who Sat by the Door"
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