2005 FALL SYMPOSIUM:
Hope & Fear

Friday, November
18, 2005
McGregor
Memorial Conference Center
9:00 AM - 5:20 PM
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Thank you for attending this year's Fall Symposium!
Keynote
Speakers: |
Reza Aslan,
University of California at Santa Barbara
"The
Islamic Reformation in America"
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Kevin
Boyle, Ohio State University
"The
Great White City: Hope and Fear in the Heart of Modern America"
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Mark Danner, University
of California at Berkeley and Bard College
"Torture
and Fear: America, Abu Ghraib, and the War on Terror"
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Carol Jacobson, University
of Michigan
“Clemency and Human Rights in
Michigan Women’s Prisons”
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Internal
Speakers: |
Ellen Barton, Linguistics
and Ken Jackson, English
"Hoping
against Hope in the Discourse of Medicine"
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Joseph Fitzgerald, Psychology
"Emotional
Expression in Autobiographical Memory"
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Donald
Haase, German and Slavic Studies
"Fairy
Tales, Hope, and the Culture of Defeat from the Postbellum South
to Postwar Germany"
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Kirsten Thompson, Film
Studies - English
"Fear
and Trembling: The Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005)"
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