1. MLA Committee on the Status of Women in the Professions: "Changing Departmental and Institutional Culture for Equity"
Click on the following link to access their flyer: MLA Sessions 2021.pdf.
2. George Sand Association Panel: "Writing Alongside and After George Sand"
This is an over-asked question and an under-estimated question : What was George Sand’s relationship to being a woman writer and how did she relate to and influence other women writing in her generation and beyond? She was a writer among writers, not a « woman writer » but she remains the « doyenne » of French women writers after the Revolution. What are the important tensions, dialogues, and intertextualities that make Sand’s body of work so important for women writers of the nineteenth century and beyond? Send titles and brief abstracts (200 words, in French or in English) to rcorkle@bmcc.cuny.edu by March 15.
