On September 29 Rachel Collins read "Representing Capital as Landscape: The Naturalization of Corporate Practice in The Octopus" and C.J. Dosch read "A Greenleaf Revolution: Flannery O'Connor's 'Greenleaf' and the New Agricultural South." The flyer appears below.
On October 24 Laurel Ahnert, Mike Dwyer, and Chuck Robinson read papers. Laurel read "Third Cinema Clash: The Politics of Hybridity in Wend Kunni," Mike read "More than a Feeling: Nostalgia and The Historicity of Affect," and Chuck read "Global Designs and Global Desires from Mark Twain to Matt Harding."
In November Steven Doles and Ryan McClure read papers. Flyer and titles forthcoming.
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I think the meeting is good as you told about the Negotiations meetings which is also based on the negotiations took place between the governing National Party,and the main thing that i know about it,is that negotiations resulted in South Africa's first multi-racial election, which was won by the African National Congress.
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