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Conference Schedule
Friday, March
31st
6:30 pm: Opening Keynote (LBC 105)
Dr. David Halperin, English, University of Michigan
"What Does a Gay Man Want?"
Saturday, April
1st
9:00am-10:30am: Panel 1, Explorations in Theory
Patrick Frankart, Philosophy, Earlham
College: "Geschlecht in Heidegger's Thought"
Jessica Radin, Philosophy/So-An, Earlham College: "Shifts
in Catrography: Body, Place, and Agency"
Jen Tyburczy, Performance Studies, Northwestern University:
"Pervertibles, Bodies, and Spaces: The Dynamics of Impact at
the Leather Archives and Museum"
Discussant: Joann Martin, Sociology/Anthropology, Earlham College
10:30am-10:45am: Coffee Break, Bolling Center Richmond
Room
10:45am-12:00pm
Panel 2: Communities, Boundaries, and Desire
Andrew Kaiser, Art History, University of Cincinnati: "Two
Left Banks: Critiquing the Discourse on Early Modern Art in Paris
and New York"
Gregory Mitchell, Anthropology, University of Chicago: "Gay
Globalization and Brazilian Candomblé"
Wenyu Wu, Geography, University of Sheffield (UK): "Moral
Geographies of Gay Life at Home in Taiwan"
Chair: Kari Kalve, English, Earlham College
Panel 3: Embodiments of Space
Jen Collins, English, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee: "Driving
through Difference: The American Road Novel and Sexuality"
Alana Pryor-Ackerman, Earlham College: "Superheroes in
the Big City: Masculinity, Place, and the Slippage of an Ideal"
Justin Hunt, Performance Studies, New York University: "Wyeth's
Tilting Wrists: Gesturing Home"
Chair: Sandrine Sanos, History, Earlham College
12:00-1:15pm: Lunch, Orchard & Comstock Rooms,
Runyan Center
1:15-2:30pm: Panel 4: Lesbian Sexualities
& Race
Chloe Cooney, Barnard College/Global
Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS: "Prove It On Me': Migration,
Urbanization and the Making of an Autonomous, Black Lesbian Culture"
Rosa Yadira Ortiz, Ethnic Studies, San Francisco State University:
"Soy a dyke y que? A Quest for Identity and Sacred Space"
Chair: Barb Caruso, English, Earlham College
Panel 5: Asian Gay Urban Public Cultures
John Cho, Anthropology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign:
"Korean Gay Porn in Ivancity"
Chris Tan, Anthropology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign:
"Homo(normalizing) Economic(u)s: The Informal Gay District
in Singapore's Chinatown"
James Welker, Anthropology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign:
"Japanese Colonial Queer: Perversion and the Use of Colonial
Space"
Chair: Peter Cline, History, Earlham College
3:00-4:15pm: Closing Keynote
(LBC 105)
Christina Sharpe, English, Tufts University
"Race, Space, Place: Looking at Isaac Julien's The Attendant"
4:30-6:00pm: Quaker
cocktail, Bolling Center Richmond Room
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