Poster Session #3

AHA Session 192
Saturday, January 5, 2019: 1:00 PM-3:00 PM
Stevens C Prefunction (Hilton Chicago, Lower Level)

The Program Committee encourages all meeting attendees to visit the posters on display and engage in considered dialogue and engaging interaction with the presenters. The following presenters will be available to discuss their posters between 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, January 5.

Papers:
Freedom Summer Revisited: Bernice Robinson and Mississippi Voter Registration Pedagogy, 1964
Alexandra Bethlenfalvy, University of South Carolina
Beallsville's War: The Unraveling of the Liberal Consensus in the Town That Gave Most in the Vietnam War
Mark Boulton, Westminster College
Visualizing Guangdong and the World: Maps in the Comprehensive Gazetteer of Guangdong of Late Ming China
Shery Chanis, University of Texas at Austin
Loyalism at Akwesasne and Glengarry in the Age of Revolution
Peter Cook, University of Victoria; Katie McCullough, Simon Fraser University
Cuban Trees for the Atlantic: Ship Construction and Environmental Change in Cuba under the Early Spanish Bourbons, 1700–62
Jason Daniel, Florida International University
African American Women's Activism during the Civil War
Samantha de Vera, University of California, San Diego
Erasing Graffiti, Erasing History: Purging Gezi Park Graffiti from Public Walls and Collective Memory
Kyle Evered, Michigan State University
Mapping the Sounds of Resistance: Layers of Loyalty in the Atlanta Women's Movement, 1968–73
Emily Hunt, Georgia State University
The Origin of Evolutionary Misunderstanding: Translating the Origin of Species into Chinese
Xiaoxing Jin, University of Notre Dame
"Survivance" in Space: Mapping Potawatomi Homelands and Settler Invasions in the 19th-Century Great Lakes Region
David Horst Lehman, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
"This Was My Utopia": Transgressing the Nuclear Family in the Sexual Freedom League, Black Panther Party, and Committee for Homosexual Freedom
Andrew Lester, Rutgers University at Newark
Magazines and the Making of Mass Culture in Japan
Amy Bliss Marshall, Florida International University
From "Parts Unknown" (1712) to "What the Heck Is Up There?" (1999): Cartographic Mis/Representations of Nunavut, Canada
Amanda Murphyao, Carleton University
Socially Constructing Space: Comparing Urban and Rural Civil War Monuments in Maryland
Abigail Padfield Narayan, University of Central Florida
A Fluid Frontier: The Chamizal Land Dispute, Mexican-American Relations, and the Cold War
Eddie Rangel, Mississippi State University
(Re)Visions of Male-Male Sexuality in Japanese Historical TV Epics
Todd Squires, Kindai University
Punk and Heavy Metal Club Spaces in 1970s and 1980s Southern California
Alexandria Waltz, University of Utah

Session Abstract

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