A11: Global Flows of Oceania

Seminar Leaders: Elizabeth DeLoughrey, Cornell University and Vincente Diaz, University of Michigan

Friday, April 16, 8:15 � 10:15 AM, Antrim

Susan Y. Najita, University of Michigan: �Entangled Histories, Global Flows: Trauma in Keri Hulme�s The Bone People�

Briar Wood, London Metropolitan University: ��Mana Wahine and the Engendered Narratives of Nationalism in New Zealand�

Seri Inthava Luangphinith, University of Hawai�i at Hilo: �Worlds Apart - Rethinking Migrancy and the Indigene�

Yi-Chun Tricia Lin, Borough of Manhattan Community College/CUNY: �The Indigenous, the Other, the Diasporic: Pacific Cultural Translation in Sia Figiel, Grace Molisa, and Teresia Teaiwa�

Saturday, April 17, 8:15 � 10:15 AM, Antrim

Juniper Ellis, Loyola College: �Transferring Moko: Global Tattoo Design�

Richard Carr, University of Alaska � Fairbank: �Toward a Global Pacific: �Fourth Cinema� as Redefinition�

Alice Te Punga Somerville, Cornell University: �I�m Sorry, Paka, But Aren�t We Whale Riding in Oceania?�

Sunday, April 18, 8:15 � 10:15 AM, Antrim

Michelle Elleray, University of Guelph: “‘White Cottages, Precisely English’: Victorian Spatiality in the South Pacific”

Johnathan Steinwand, Concordia College: �Relocating Global Encounters: Indigenous Epistemology, The Mango�s Kiss, and the Role of Historical Fiction in the Pacific�

Anna Marie Christiansen, BYU � Hawai�i: �Implications and Innovations: Native Pacific Cultural Studies and Pedagogy�