Name Name School Subject Year Undergraduate College Dissertation Title Faculty Advisers
Karl A. Britto Karl A. Britto Yale French 1995-1996

Le Métissage culturel: Interculturality and Identity in the Novels of Pham Van Ky, V.Y. Mudimbe and Maryse Condé
Claudia Papka Claudia Papka Columbia English and Comparative Literature 1995-1996

The Apocalyptic "I": Transgression, Transcendence, and Textuality from Dante to David Koresh
Geert Van Cleemput Geert Van Cleemput The University of Chicago Ancient Mediterranean World 1995-1996

Aristotle on the Human Good
Francine Robin Hirsch Francine Robin Hirsch Princeton History 1995-1996

Constructing the Multi-National State and Society: Ethnographers and the Formation of the Sovient Union, 1924-1936
Stephen B. Chapman Stephen B. Chapman Yale Religious Studies 1995-1996

The Law and the Prophets: A study in Canon Formation
Mallika Ramdas Mallika Ramdas Columbia Slavic Languages and Literature 1995-1996

Through Other 'I's: Self and Other in Russian Women's Autobiographical Texts
Stewart Lance Winger Stewart Lance Winger The University of Chicago History of Culture 1995-1996

Lincoln's Religious Rhetoric: American Romanticism and the Antislavery Impulse
Brian Douglas Ruppert Brian Douglas Ruppert Princeton Religion 1995-1996

Buddha Relics and Power in Early Medieval Japan
Eric T. Dean, Jr. Eric T. Dean Yale History 1995-1996

In Evident Mental Commotion: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and the American Civil War
Michael Sappol Michael Sappol Columbia History 1995-1996

The Cultural Politics of Anatomy and the Problem of Death, Dissection, and Embodiment in 19th Century America
Talbot Brewer Talbot Brewer Harvard Philosophy 1995-1996
Michael Alan Thau Michael Alan Thau Princeton Philosophy 1995-1996

Consciousness and Acquaintance
Rachel J. Devlin Rachel J. Devlin Yale History 1995-1996

Fathers, Daughters, and Family Togetherness in Post World War II America, 1945-1965
Amy Schlegel Amy Schlegel Columbia Art History and Archaeology 1995-1996

Nancy Spero, Feminist Art Practices, and Critical Discourses in New York City Since 1969
Elizabeth Geraldine Burr Elizabeth Geraldine Burr Harvard Religion 1995-1996
Ellen Carroll Wayland-Smith Ellen Carroll Wayland-Smith Princeton Comparative Literature 1995-1996

An Ethnics of Obscurity: Alterity in Mallarmé and Blanchot
Matthew A. Greenfield Matthew A. Greenfield Yale English 1995-1996

Prophecy, Slander, and the Metamorphoses of English Renaissance Satire
Jeffrey Sklansky Jeffrey Slansky Columbia History 1995-1996

The Psychological and Sociological Reconception of American Society, 1880-1930
Kamilla Denman Kamilla Denman Harvard English 1995-1996
James Aldrich-Moodie James Aldrich-Moodie Stanford Comparative Literature 1995-1996

The More than Homer of his Age: Handel and English Cultural History
Jurgen W. Heinrichs Jurgen W. Heinrichs Yale History of Art 1995-1996

Blackness in Weimar: 1920's German Art Practice as Cross-Cultural Translation of American Jazz and Dance
Jessica Winston Jessica Winston Columbia Art History and Archaeology 1995-1996

The Face of the Virgin: A Study on Description and Representation in Devotional Imagery of the Italian Renaissance
Jessica Dorman Jessica Dorman Harvard History of American Civilization 1995-1996

Looking Backward?: Sentimentality, Muckraking, and American Political Literature of the Progressive Era
Denise Barnes Denise Barnes Stanford Art 1995-1996

The Smithfield Decretals and Its Strategies of Mapping and Communication
Jennifer K. Morrison Jennifer K. Morrison Yale Renaissance Studies 1995-1996

'By Happie Transmigration': The Continuations of Sir Philip Sidney's Arcadia
Alastair Wright Alastair Wright Columbia Art History and Archaeology 1995-1996

Pastiche and the Problem of Identity in the Critical Reception of Matisse's Painting, 1904-1912
Benjamin W. Fortson IV Benjamin W. Fortson Harvard Linguistics 1995-1996
Julie Evans Julie Evans Stanford Spanish and Portuguese 1995-1996

The Inquisition at the Monastery of Guadalupe (1485): A Case of Ritual Violence
Stephen P. Rice Stephen P. Rice Yale American Studies 1995-1996

Incorporating the Machine: Labor, Fatigue, and the Problem of Self-Regulation in Nineteenth-Century Industrial America
Allen Y. L. Fung Allen Y.L. Fung Harvard History & East Asian Languages 1995-1996

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