1995 Conference

Language Machines: New Work on Technologies of Literary and Cultural Production from a Variety of Historical, Theoretical, and Disciplinary Perspectives 54th Session August 24-27, 1995 Longfellow Hall 13 Appian Way Harvard University Pens PETER STALLYBRASS, University of Pennsylvania Directed Pens ELIZABETH PITTENGER, University of California, Berkeley Writing Machines JONATHAN GOLDBERG, Johns Hopkins University The Female Pen: Writing as Woman MEREDITH MCGILL, Harvard University The Duplicity of the Pen   Presses JOHN BRENKMAN, Baruch College and CUNY Graduate Center Directed Presses FRANCO MORETTI, Columbia University Narrative Markets, c. 1850 JEFFREY MASTEN, Harvard University Pressing Subjects: Or, the Secret Lives of Shakespeare's Compositors VINAY DHARWADKER, University of Oklahoma The Fine Print of Poetry in Modern Indian Culture   Screens NANCY VICKERS, University of Southern California Directed Screens MARSHA KINDER, University of Southern California The Dialectics of Transmedia Screens: from Joseph Andrews to Carmen Sandiego MARY ANN DOANE, Brown University Screening Time N. KATHERINE HAYLES, University of California, Los Angeles The Condition of Virtuality   Voice JOSEPH R. ROACH, Tulane University Directed Voice JAY CLAYTON, Vanderbilt University The Voice in the Machine PEGGY PHELAN, New York University Performing Talking Cuers GREGORY ULMER, University of Florida The UnHeimlich Maneuver: First Aid for Virtual Speakers of Cyber-Pidgin