[Crwt-undergrad-info] Fwd: Today! Grad HHDJ/English Conference: NEW WORK ACROSS THE DISCIPLINES
Allison Hedge Coke
allisonh at ucr.edu
Fri May 30 09:19:44 PDT 2025
A bit of conference today celebrating student work in Medical Humanities
and Disability Justice, for anyone interested.
- *Friday, May 30 (hybrid): **One Day English and HHDJ
interdisciplinary Graduate Student Conference For the full program,
physical location, and ZOOM link, please click here.
<https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-qb4IBpfDMyRLeqiBmuQ2-tAze2QrqjeHOPHQ-V5J48/edit?usp=sharing>*
(HHDJ) present DIS/JUNCTIONS: New Work Across the Disciplines
Friday, May 30
Humanities and Social Sciences 1500 Conference Room
& Zoom: https://ucr.zoom.us/j/94754647361
Book of Abstracts:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1H0YdqTBIs5trWUMO3Pbl4c-_BbYAvCw891oDLppL6jY/edit?tab=t.0
9:30AM - 9:45AM – Opening, coffee, and breakfast
9:45AM - 10:45AM – Fictionalizing Boundaries
1.
Palimpsests and Algorithms: Spanish Literature and Theoretical
Computation in “The Turing Machines of Babel”
Mia Clapp
2.
Performing Impropriety and Criminality in Hardcore Punk and Literary
Asian Spaces
Danny Bonitz
3.
Fugitivity in Percival Everett's James and Dawoud Bey's Night Coming
Tenderly, Black
Jaye Johnson
11AM - 12PM – Unruly Bodies
1.
Hybridity against Hindutva in Indra Das’ The Devourers
Arjun Chopra
2.
Archaeology and Genealogy of Borderline Personality Disorder in Colombia
Ana Camargo
3.
Quantifying infant everyday unrestrained experience at home
Hanzhi Wang
12PM - 12:45PM – Lunch break
12:45PM - 1:45PM – Deinstitutionalizing Disability
1.
Joseph Conrad’s “The Idiots”, Maternity, and the Intellectual Uncanny
Joshua Prindle
2.
Troubling Images of the Medical Model of Disability in Hiromu Arakawa's
Fullmetal Alchemist
Arthur Maturo
3.
Screwballs in the Audience
Amelia Cruz
2PM - 3PM - Knowing Bodies
1.
Do LLMs Understand?
Ashley Ding
2.
Ethnographic research with a permanent disability: reflections on
fieldwork, research and pain
Fernando David Márquez Duarte
3.
Race and The Body: South Asian Opium Cultivation and the American
Rhetoric of Abolition
Adrita Mukherjee
3-15PM - 4:15PM - Narratives of Otherness
1.
The Unsung Subject: AAPI Gang Formations and the Refusal to Racialization
Sung Kim
2.
Feral Affects That Build Intimate Sovereignty: Animacy, Legal Fictions,
and Opening Up the Fences
Sylvie Hansen
3.
Amordidas: Deported Recipes for Ontological Regeneration
Jenni Martinez
4.
Performance art as a way to establish multidisciplinary dialogues: an
experience.
Rodrigo Arenas
Hope to see many of you here!
Carla Mazzio <https://profiles.ucr.edu/app/home/profile/carlam>
Associate Professor, Department of English
Co-Director, Medical and Health Humanities Minor
<https://english.ucr.edu/mhhs>
Co-Director, Health Humanities and Disability Justice (HHDJ) Lab
<https://hhdj.ucr.edu/>
University of California, Riverside
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