With all the talk of the importance of the digital humanities at MLA I'm surprised there hasn't already been a post here on the subject of Brian Croxall. Brian, a visiting assistant professor in the Department of English at Clemson University, decided to present his paper at MLA by proxy as a combination stunt-protest over the catastrophic job market...

This past week I attended the Modern Language Association (MLA) Conference in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

This blog entry (not a HASTAC blog) is a list of all of the upcoming 2009 MLA sessions related to new media and the digital humanities. You may also be interested in following the Digital Humanities/MLA list on Twitter.

http://www.samplereality.com/2009/11/15/digital-humanities-sessions-at-the-2009-mla/

Let us know!  We're keeping a running list of attendees and presenters. 

I am headed to the MLA Conference in December 26-28 in Philadelphia and I will be blogging my observations back to the HASTAC community.