Name Name School Subject Year Undergraduate College Dissertation Title Faculty Advisers
David Kurnick David Kurnick Columbia English, Comparative Literature 2004-2005

The Vocation of Failure: Generic Trouble in Victorian and Modernist Writing
Michael Bernath Michael Bernath Harvard History 2004-2005

Confederate Minds: The Struggle for Intellectual Independence in the Civil War South
Joshua Michael Knobe Joshua Michael Knobe Princeton Philosophy 2004-2005

The Normativity of Folk Psychology
Maxim Weintraub Maxim Weintraub Bryn Mawr Art History 2004-2005

(Un) Covering the Lack: Bruce Nauman's Aesthetic of Anxiety
Maria Rusanda Muresan Maria Rusanda Muresan Columbia French 2004-2005

Time and Private Languages: Jacques Roubaud
Rebecca Benefiel Rebecca Benefiel Harvard Classics 2004-2005

The Social and Civic Dynamics of Roman Campania
Erika Beckman Erika Beckman Stanford Spanish and Portuguese 2004-2005

The Raw Material of Literature & Fictions of the Latin American Export Age, 1880-1930
Mary Helen Dupree Mary Helen Dupree Columbia German 2004-2005

Women and Theatricality in German Literature and Culture, 1775-1815
Jacqueline M. Elliott Jacqueline M. Elliott Columbia Classics 2004-2005

Virgil's Allusive Technique
Amit Bein Amit Bein Princeton Near Eastern Studies 2004-2005

Facing the Specter of Marginalization: Ottoman Ulema and Politics at the Close of Empire (1908-1023)
Brian Soucek Brian Soucek Columbia Philosophy 2004-2005

Art Personified
David Sena David Sena Chicago East Asian Studies 2004-2005

Reproducing Society: Kinship and Social Organization in Western Zhou China
Jeanne-Marie Musto Jeanne-Marie Musto Bryn Mawr Art History 2004-2005

Imagining a Nation: the Politics of Medieval Architectural Styles in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Germany
Amanda Minks Amanda Minks Columbia Music 2004-2005

"Land of Orphans": Migration, Socialization, and Imagination among Miskitu Children
Eric Johnson Eric Johnson Chicago East Asian Studies 2004-2005

A History of Inkyo in Modern Japan
Lyubov Golburt Lyubov Golburt Stanford Comparative Literature 2004-2005

The Vanishing Point: The 18th Century and Russian Historical Imaginary, 1800-1850
Sabrina Billings Sabrina Billings Chicago Linguistics 2004-2005

Contesting Beauties: Multilingualism and Linguistic Ideology in Tanzania
Cecelia Tsu Cecelia Tsu Stanford History 2004-2005

Grown in the >>Garden of the World==: Race, Gender, and Agriculture in Santa Clara Valley, California, 1800-1940
Hratch Papazian Hratch Papazian Chicago Near Eastern Studies 2004-2005

The 'per shena': From Palace Estate to Sacred Storehouse. The Structure and Evolution of an Ancient Egyptian Economic Institution
Evan Cory Horowitz Evan Cory Horowitz Princeton English 2004-2005

The Writing of Modern Life
Kyla Ebels Duggan Kyla Ebels Duggan Harvard Philosophy 2004-2005

The Relationships and Reasons of Autonomous Agents
Emma Anderson Emma Anderson Harvard Religion 2004-2005

Fatal Ambivalence: The Conversion and Apostasy of Pastedechouan, 17th-century Montagnais Amerindian
Deborah Barku Deborah Barku Bryn Mawr Art History 2004-2005

Imaging AIDS: Art, Activism, and the collaborative Body
Eric Paras Eric Paras Harvard History 2004-2005

A New Archivist: Michel Foucault and the Practice of Philosophy, 1968-1984
Fay Rosner Fay Rosner Chicago Romance Languages, French 2004-2005

Art as Social Currency in A la recherche du temps perdu
Akiko Takeuchi Akiko Takeuchi Columbia East Asian Studies, Drama 2004-2005

Ritual and Narrated Drama: Story Telling Tradition in Nō
Jeremy Hutton Jeremy Hutton Harvard Near Eastern Studies 2004-2005

The Role of the Transjordan in the History and Historiography of the Deuteronomistic Historian
Ramzi Rouighi Ramzi Rouighi Columbia History 2004-2005

Mediterranean Crossings, North African Bearings: A Taste of Andalus in Bejaia (1250-1400)
Matthew Parker Matthew Parker Chicago Philosophy 2004-2005

Undecidable Long-Term Behavior in Classical Physics: Foundation, REsults, and Interpretation
Scarlet Marquette Scarlet Marquette Harvard Slavic Languages and Literatures 2004-2005

A Method to Madness? Narrating Paranoia in Nineteenth-Century Russian Literature

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