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[http://xa.ffzg. hr](http://xa.ffzg. hr)  \nORGANIZING COMMITTEE  \nArjeta Hodža  \nIvona Jurajec  \nAna Domović  \nSofija Ščapec  \nValentina Mikuš  \nNatalija Šuša  \nMarta Pocrnčić  \nRuben Prstec  \nFedra Šakić  \nMeri Žižić  \nLucia Ivančev  \nNika Keserović  \nVISUALS  \nLorna Crnčec  \nSPONSORS  \nFaculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Department of English  \nOxford University Press  \n2 Anglophonia: Forking Paths  \nForeword  \nTwo roads diverged in a wood, and I  \nI took the one less traveled by,  \nAnd that has made all the difference.  \nRobert Frost,“The Road Not Taken”  \nWhen coming up with this year’s conference theme, our thinking was not only focused on the complexity of interpretation, but also on the multitude of paths (both strange and sinuous at times) our own research might take. In some sense, the idea of forking paths also symbolizes the thrill of exploration, as well as the ways in which other people might shine light on new avenues for us to explore.  \nContinuing on the path set by the previous conferences, it remains our goal to provide a platform where students and future scholars can present their work and, in this way, encourage student engagement in academic study and research on all university levels. Over the course of three days, 24 student presenters from 13 European universities will have the opportunity to share their research and ideas with other colleagues, professors and the public. We hope this will not only create a stimulating and inspiring environment, but also help forge professional relationships that will lead us down new paths and see us through the rest of our academic journeys.  \nOn the behalf of the Organizing Committee Nika Keserović  \nInternational Student Conference in English Studies 3  \nKeynote Speakers  \n4 Anglophonia: Forking Paths  \nFred L. Gardaphe  \n[Fred.Gardaphe@qc.cuny.edu](Fred.Gardaphe@qc.cuny.edu)  \nDistinguished Professor of English and Italian American Studies Queens College, CUNY  \nAnglo Phonies: English as an Acquired Taste  \nThis talk presents a personal account experiences I’ve had navigating the world of Anglophonia and how they shaped my sense of an ethnic identity in the U.S.A. I relate how my adventures, on the streets of Chicago and in the libraries and school, shaped my intellectual development and fashioned my career as a writer and professor of English and Italian American culture. 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