Two Pre-recorded Sessions (Available at the ALA and EDIS Youtube website in July)

A. Dickinson and Greenness:

Chair: Elizabeth A. Petrino (Fairfield University), Renée Bergland (Simmons University), Li-hsin Hsu (National Chengchi University)

1. “‘This Whole Experiment of Green’: Teaching Emily Dickinson in the Anthropocene--now more than ever for the class of 2025”, Barbara Mossberg, University of Oregon
2. “Text & Context, Absence & Encounter: Reading & Writing In Vicinities Of”, Gillian Osborne, Poetry in America / Bard College
3. “‘Had Nature an Apostate’: Emily Dickinson, Scale, and Fungal Companionship”, Karen Leona Anderson, St. Mary’s College of Maryland
4. “Emily Dickinson’s Sphere of Green”, Renée Bergland, Simmons University
5. “Ecogothic Dickinson”: Li-hsin Hsu, National Chengchi University

B. Dickinson in Her and Our Time:

Chair: Elizabeth A. Petrino (Fairfield University), Renée Bergland (Simmons University), Li-hsin Hsu (National Chengchi University)

1. “‘Much Madness is divinest Sense’: Exploring Kantian Transcendentality through the Dickinsonian Mind”, Mousumi G. Banerjee, The English and Foreign Languages University
2. “‘This Smart Misery’: Emily Dickinson and Spiritual Intellectualism”, Amy L. Crawford, the University of Central Florida
3. “Robbed Time: Emily Dickinson, Rhythm, and Rubato”: Gerard Holmes, University of Maryland (US)
4. “‘Hope’ is the thing with feathers” as Twitter Ritual”, Micah Bateman, The University of Iowa
5. “Dickinson’s Transnational Landscapes”, Christa Holm Vogelius, University of Copenhagen