American Studies Association
Canadian Association for American Studies:
Third Joint Annual Meeting

Going Public: Defining Public Culture(s) in the Americas

Participants: C

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Ardis Cameron

Cultural Baggage: Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives on Traveling Cultures

Catherine Campbell

Travel Guides, "Literary Ladies," and African-American Literary Groups: Going Public in Nineteenth Century Washington, DC

Kathleen M. Campbell

Work and Family: Public Issue or Private Dilemma

Oscar V. Campomanes

Contested Bodies and Battlegrounds: Fighting Over American Manhood in Europe, Haiti, and the Philippines

Norma Cantú

La différend In el zocalo: Norma Alarcón's Critical/Theoretcial Production

Gena Dagel Caponi

Swing Music, Swing Hopes: How 1930s America Embraced the Future Through Music, Dance and Movement

Hazel Carby

Public Space and Male Racial and Sexual Identities, 1900­1960

Jaime Cardenas

Latino Public Culture

Thatcher Carter

Medical Practices and the Female Body

Mary Ellen Cassini

Focus on Teaching Day IV: Plenary Session: A National View of Model American Studies Programs in the Secondary School (Sponsored by the Committee on Secondary Schools)

Christopher Castiglia

Abolition and the Race of National Address

Pedro Castillo

Latin American Perspectives on Chicano/a/Latino/a Literature

Russ Castronovo

Mummies, Corpses, and Suicides: Death and the Public Sphere

Max Cavitch

Negotiating Authority in the Early Republic

Betty Ch'maj

Audience Responses to Pop Culture Icons

M. Lorena Chambers

Ethnic Identity Consumed and Contested: Public Cultural Performances in the American West

T. Susan Chang

Students' Committee Workshop: Getting Published: Selling Interdisciplinary Work in an Uni-disciplinary World

Alexandra Chasin

Social Movement and Transformations

George Chauncey

Sexuality in the Public Domain

Ernesto Chávez

"Mi Querido Publico": Travels Through Chicana/o "Public" Theories, Histories, and Discourses

John Cheng

Conversation: Asian American Perspectives on Defining Public Culture(s) in the Americas (Sponsored by the Association for Asian American Studies)

Audrey Chia

Work and Family: Public Issue or Private Dilemma

Toby Chieffo

Picturing the South: Sectionalism and National Visual Culture

Sarah Chinn

Race and Reform in the Nineteenth Century

Sarah E. Chinn

Business Meeting of the Committee on Regional Chapters

Lawrence Chisholm

The Militarization of Masculinity

Huang Hoon Chng

Work and Family: Public Issue or Private Dilemma

Margaret Chon

The Little Tactics of the Habitat: Immigrant Geographies

Linda Christian-Smith

It's A Girl Thing: Girls' Identities and Twentieth Century American Popular Culture

Kandice Chuh

Clashing Tides of Culture: Race, Empire, and the Public Scene, 1900­1940

Wendy Chun

Science, Fiction, and Cyberculture

Youn-Son Chung

American Identities and the Wars in Asia

George Elliott Clarke

African Canadian Space(s) and Place(s): Public Cultures and the (Re)colouring of the National Landscape

Steven Classen

Television and the Radical Other, 1960-1975

Elizabeth Clement

Policing Women's Sexuality in the Public Sphere

Dallas Clemmons

Swing Music, Swing Hopes: How 1930s America Embraced the Future Through Music, Dance and Movement

Marie Clifford

Domestic Stagings of Female Celebrity

Erin E. Clune

Extraordinary Alliances: Cross-Cultural Politics in Turn-of-the-Century New York City

Cathy Cohen

Publics and Privates

Charlotte Cohen

Terrainical Appropriations: Public Space, Public Policy, and the Public Good

Geoff Cohen

National Identity and Natural Wonders

Harvey Cohen

Making Black (Popular) Culture

Matt Cohen

Picturing the South: Sectionalism and National Visual Culture

Jan Cohn

Cold War Mentalities

John Y. Cole

Lecture: Center for the Book, Library of Congress

Melissa Cole

Reading Race, Reading Law: Defining the Public in the Late-Nineteenth and Early-Twentieth Century United States

Will Coleman

Going Public Beyond the Territory: African-Americans in Europe

Lisa Gail Collins

International Blackness

Peter Conolly-Smith

The Many Languages of the United States: Recovering Silenced Public Cultures

Nancy Cook

Their Own Vietnam: American Women in the Vietnam War

Vilashini Cooppan

Race and Reform in the Nineteenth Century

Stanley Corkin

Gender and Working Class Identity in the Media

Wanda M. Corn

American Surrealist Subversion and Promotion: The Polemics of Abstraction

Leigh Corrette

Sexuality in the Public Domain

Stelmaris Coser

Latin American Perspectives on Chicano/a/Latino/a Literature

Jean-Francois Cote

Workshop: The Nine Nations of North America After NAFTA: A Dialogue Across Borders (Sponsored by the International Committee)

Lynn Cothern

Travel Guides, "Literary Ladies," and African-American Literary Groups: Going Public in Nineteenth Century Washington, DC

G. Thomas Couser

Vital Signs: Crip Culture Talks Back: Film and Discussion (Co-sponsored by the ASA Women's and the Minority Scholars' Committees)

Peter Coviello

Racialized Desire

Michael Cowan

Focus on Teaching Day VI: Assaults on the Profession (Sponsored by the Committee on Secondary Schools)

Robt Cox

Technology, Spiritualism, and Modernity

Corey Creekmur

Oscar Micheaux and African American Filmmaking

Margaret Creighton

Women, War, and Remembrance

Paul Jerome Croce

Critical Public Intellectuals

Janet Crowder

Focus on Teaching Day IV: Plenary Session: A National View of Model American Studies Programs in the Secondary School (Sponsored by the Committee on Secondary Schools)

John W. Crowley

Selling Addiction: Discourses of Disease and Recovery in the Public Sphere

Susan Crutchfield

Vital Signs: Crip Culture Talks Back: Film and Discussion (Co-sponsored by the ASA Women's and the Minority Scholars' Committees)

Donald Cuccioletta

Workshop: The Nine Nations of North America After NAFTA: A Dialogue Across Borders (Sponsored by the International Committee)

J. Christopher Cunningham

Regulating Public Knowledge

Barbara Cutter

Public Trials and Cultural Tribulations: Courts and the Making of Meaning in Nineteenth-Century America

Ann Cvetkovich

National Publics, Transnational Feminist Praxis: Ethnicity, Gender, Class, and Sexuality