VISIONS AND VOICES OF THE 21^st CENTURY

8:30-4:00 Registration and Member/Publisher Displays (Holiday Inn Lobby)

9:00-10:00 Welcome and Continental Breakfast (Compliments of FCEA) (Regal and

1-A Literary Analysis and Criticism (Regal Room)

"The Cowboy and the Machine: Heroism in a Culture of Submission," Roderick Hofer, (IRCC)

"Reading Literature Against Itself," Jerome Donnelly (UCF)

"Composition as Communication: An Approach to Harmonizing Diverse Writing Tasks and Dissonant Pedagogies," Robert Saba, (FIU)

1-C Issues in Multicultural Classrooms (Regency Room)

"Cross-Cultural Communication," Elisabeth Sommer (UCF)

"Program Models for Non-Native Speakers in English Classes," Douglas Magrath (ERAU)

1-D Personal Narrative as Research (Imperial Room)

"Travel Writers and Travel Writing: Some Problems in David Livingstone," Steve Glassman (ERAU)

"Narrative, Humberto Maturana, and the Formation of Individual and Cultural Identity," Jill M. Reed (Barry University)

"Are We Afraid to Simplify English Grammar?: Teaching the Subjective and Objective Pronoun Cases," Rhonney W. Grant (VCC)

"Reimagining Academic Literaci(es): Constructed Literacies in the English Classroom," Christopher Schroeder (Flagler College)

2-B Film as Literature (Majestic Room)

"Using Film for Literary Instruction," Linda L. Griffin (ECC)

"Mars and Christ: Religion in Four Representative American War Movies," Arden Jensen (GCCC)

2-C Floridiana Panel Discussion (Regency Room)

"Visions and Voices of Miami in the University of Miami Composition Curriculum," Dorinda Dawn Fox, Malvina Engelberg, Thom Satterle, and Steve Luscher (UM)

2-D "Liquid" Compositions: Achieving Fluidity in the Writing Classroom (Imperial Room)

"Writing Like a Mountain: Sensing a More Fluid Approach to Composition," Christopher J. Keller (UF)

"The Pelagic Writer: Toward a Discourse of Fluidity," Sidney I. Dobrin (UF)

"The Closed Fist and the Open Palm" Zeno, Pedagogy, and the Process Model," Dion Cautrell (UF)

12:15-1:30 Lunch on Your Own (Meals Available in the Waterfall Café)

FADE Luncheon –FADE members only (Monarch Room)

1:30-2:00 FCEA All-Member Meeting (Regal Room)

3-A Composition Pedagogy (Regal Room)

"Beyond the Writing Process: Writing as a Way of Knowing," James M. Reynolds (USF)

"The Promise of Self-Motivation in the Writing Classroom," Peter Schreffler (Florida Southern University)

3-B Uses of Technology in the Classroom (Majestic Room)

"Feeding the Literary Senses: Literature and Technology," Dawn E. Reno (LCCC)

"Hearing Students’ Voices in the 21^st Century: The Use of Web Boards in Literature Classes," Deidre Holmes DuBois (VCC)

3-C Florida Writers/Writing Florida (Regency Room)

"Laughing to Keep from Dying," Sarah Fogle (ERAU)

"What Hath Fidel Wrought?" Ellen Smith, (Stetson University)

3-D Concerns of "Gypsy" Academics (Imperial Room)

"Blue M&M, Red Herring, and the Great Scapegoat Hunt," Richard McKee (Ringling School of Art and Design)

4-A Creating a Positive Classroom Environment (Majestic Room)

"Politics of Difference: Using Myers-Briggs Type in the Classroom," Nancy Eliot Parker (ERAU)

"Leveling the Hierarchy in Humanities Classrooms," Donna J. Barbie (ERAU)

4-B Author vs. Screenwriter in Florida Film-Making (Regency Room)

"From The Golden Days to The First of May: From Book to Film," Gail Radley (Stetson University)

7-B Teaching as Tranformation (Regal Room)

"Teaching bell hooks and the Praxis of Transgression," Lisa Dennis (UCF)

5:00-6:30 FCEA All Member Reception (Waterfall Café)

9:00 Evening Reading (Regency Room)

7:30-8:45 FCEA Executive Board Meeting (Monarch Room)

7:30-9:00 Conference Registration (Holiday Inn Lobby)

9:00-9:45 SESSION 5

5-A FADE Meeting (Regal Room):
The Florida Association of Departments of English will meet to discuss issues facing English departments. Everyone is welcome. Facilitator: Dr. Louis Hill Pratt (President, Florida A & M College)

5-B Studies in Shakespeare (Majestic Room)

"Shakespearean Ambivalence in Selected Sonnets and Henry V"

The Sonnets, Lois Fennelly (Bethune-Cookman College)

Henry V, Samuel J. Goldstein, (DBCC)

6-A Literary Analysis/Criticism Panel (Regal Room)

"Greeds and Garbage: Post-Natural Poetry,"

"Nicholson Baker: The Language of the Particular"

Rudolph W. Stoeckel, Panel Chair/Presenter, Alan Rosiene, and Robert Shearer (FIT)

6-C Film as Literature Panel (Majestic Room)

"Comparative Studies in Film and Literary Text," Lynn Wallace (GCCC)

"Teaching the Film-Based Research Paper," Kathia Miller (ECC)

7-A The Politics of Gender (Regal Room)

"Trashed: Women’s Writing and the Poetics of Survival," Susan E. Jones (PBAC) and Kathleen Anderson (PBAC)

"Sincerity and Women’s Voices in Postmodern Poetry," Marcia Denius (FIT)

7-B "New Woman" Literature (Imperial Room)

"Anne Bronte: ‘New Woman’ Ahead of Her Time: A Comparison of The Tenant of Wildfell Hall and Sarah Grand’s The Heavenly Twins," Laura B. Eberle Evers (UCF)

12:15-2:15 Closing Luncheon with Special Guest, Gabriel Horn (White Deer of Autumn), award-winning writer, teacher, and storyteller, with traditional Native American musical accompaniment by Dennis Harrison