Trickster Symposium Three

Symposium Three: Toronto, 2001

The Darkside of Trickster

Day 1	Section 1
	Linda Rogers, Kent State Univ.-- That Dangerous Dancer, That Trickster Consciousness Richard M. Carp, Appalachian State Univ. -- Semiotrix, Deux Sue Wilkes, Pacifica Univ. -- The Wild Sacred: Wolf as Trickster

	Section 2
	Leora Kornfeld,Lunny Communications Group -- The Tele-Trickster=s Way Peter Salus, Matrix Corporation -- Trickster lives in the Internet Nancy Stockall, Univ. of Arkansas -- The Dark Side of Trickster: Collaboration or Collusion?

	Section 3
	Susan Berry Brill de Ramírez, Bradley Univ. -- The Marginal Centrality of the Trickster Voice: Shifting Ethnographic Significations in Son of Old Man Hat: a Navaho Autobiography Terry Stocker, Hannam Univ. -- The Trickster on Display: the Darkest Side Phyllis Passariello, Center College -- Our Lady of the Black Hole: Even Virgins Cast a Shadow
Day 2
	Section 4
	Inna Semetsky, Columbia Univ. -- What Evil Lurks in the Hearts of Men? The Shadow! Marilyn Jurich, Suffolk Univ. -- The Eye Darkens and Trickery Takes the Place of Light Sean Day, National Central Univ., Taiwan -- One=s Own Brain as Trickster, Part II: "It=s for Your Own Good"

	Section 5
	Christina Olson Spiesel, Yale Univ. -- Out of Time Lisa Herman, California Institute of Integral Studies -- Engaging Evil Frank Kersnowski, Trinity Univ. -- Narrative and the Presence of the Other

	Section 6 -- Discussion Roundtable
	Elka Kazmierczak, SUNY Buffalo -- Discussant Gary Shank, Duquesne Univ. -- Discussant Myrdene Anderson, Purdue Univ. -- Discussant