№ 1: “Indefeasibly just”: The Lord of the Rings as a critique of Modern Just War Theory
Jeffrey Dixon, Associate Professor, Social Sciences, Texas A&M University–Central Texas
Southwest Popular Culture Association
2021: Denver: Virtual
42nd annual SWPACA conference
№ 3018: Politics 1: Politics in the fiction of J.R.R. Tolkien
24 February 2021 14:30 utc — view in local time
- moderator: Amber Dunai, Assistant Professor of English and Linguistics, Texas A&M University–Central Texas
Papers
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№ 2: “No more valiant than I am a man”: Talking about heroism in Tolkien’s Middle-earth
Amber Dunai, Assistant Professor of English and Linguistics, Texas A&M University–Central Texas
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№ 3: Femininity, masculinity, and power in Tolkien’s wizards
Stephanie Muro, independent scholar
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№ 4: By my word: A linguistic analysis of oaths in Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings
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