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RHORER, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH PRESENTS AT 2008 NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE SOCIETY SUMMER MEETING

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The University of Louisiana at Monroe issued the following news release:

Dr. Donna A. Rhorer, associate professor of English at ULM and Faculty Senate president, made a presentation during the June 12 - 15, 2008 Nathaniel Hawthorne Society Summer Meeting at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine.

The biennial meeting of national and international Hawthorne scholars featured "Nathaniel Hawthorne: Starting Over" as this year's theme.

Rhorer's paper was titled "Eve Actualized: Housework as Art in Hawthorne's Longer Fiction." The paper stated that Hawthorne's emphasis on housework as art and sewing ...

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