Name Name School Subject Year Undergraduate College Dissertation Title Faculty Advisers
Aaron Beaver Aaron Beaver Chicago Slavic Languages and Literatures 2002-2003

Time in the Lyric Poetry of Joseph Brodsky
David M. Thompson David M. Thompson Chicago Comparative Literature 1993-1994

T. S. Eliot, Charles Maurras and the Reframing of Modernism
Philip Stoffregen Philip Stoffregen Chicago Philosophy 1978-1979
Pamela Loos-Noji Pamela Loos-Noji Chicago Art History 1990-1991

The Parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins in nth Century Art: Alternative Approaches to Visual Imagery
John Gregory McMahon John Gregory McMahon Chicago Near Eastern Studies 1987-1988
Stephen W Melville Stephen W Melville Chicago Comparative Literature 1980-1981
Julia Louise Bernard Julia Louise Bernard Chicago Art History 1991-1992

Christ Imagery in Late 19th and Early 20th Century Self-Portraiture: Modern Conceptions of the Role of the Artist in Society
Ikumi Kaminishi Ikumi Kaminishi Chicago Art History 1994-1995

Etoki: The Art and Rhetoric of Pictorial Exegesis
Tamar Chana Reich Tamar Chana Reich Chicago South Asian Languages and Civilizations 1996-1997

A Battlefield of a Text: A Study of Mahabharata Textuality
Lisa Barca Lisa Barca Chicago Romance Languages, Comparative Literature 2009-2010

Writing the Veil:. Gender and the Poetics of Apophasis in Giovanni Pascoli and Emily Dickinson
Virginia Rimmer Virginia Rimmer Chicago Near Eastern Studies 2009-2010

The Empire in the House, the House in the Empire: The Impact of Assyrian Imperial Incorporation on Households at Sam 'al (Zincirli Hoyuk)
Christopher Straughn Christopher Straughn Chicago Linguistics 2010-2011

Evidentiality in Kazakh and Uzbek
Rachel Elizabeth Zuckert Rachel Elizabeth Zuckert Chicago Philosophy 1998-1999

Time, Purposes, and Unity in Kant's Critical Philosophy
Judith Pfeiffer Judith Pfeiffer Chicago Near Eastern Studies, Islamic Studies 2000-2001

Conversion to Islam among the Ilkhan's in Muslim Narrative Traditions
John McGrath John McGrath Chicago East Asian Studies 2003-2004

Ideologies of Popular Culture in 1990s China
Ana Vilacy Galucio Ana Vilacy Galucio Chicago Linguistics 1999-2000

Mekens (Tupi) Morphosyntax
Eugene Henry Adam Eugene Henry Adam Chicago Classics 1997-1998

Tense, Aspect and Temporality in Latin Historiographic Narrative
Richard Zettler Richard Zettler Chicago Middle Eastern Studies 1982-1983
Daniel N. Tiffany III Daniel N. Tiffany III Chicago English 1988-1989
Sheila Sullivan Sheila Sullivan Chicago English 1990-1991

Criminal Genres: Cultural Authority and Transformation of Transgression in High Victorian England
Margareth Owens Margareth Owens Chicago Music 1985-1986
Akeel Bilgrami Akeel Bilgrami Chicago Philosophy 1980-1981
Rosemary Camilleri Rosemary Camilleri Chicago Comparative Literature 1985-1986
Martin Cox Martin Cox Chicago Philosophy 1987-1988
Roberta L. Keller Roberta L. Keller Chicago English 1979-1980
Jeffrey Kallberg Jeffrey Kallberg Chicago Music 1980-1981
Mark David Usher Mark David Usher Chicago Classical Languages and Literatures 1996-1997

Homeric Stitchings: A New Text, Poetics and Semiotic Reading of the Homeric Centos
Anthony Mahler Anthony Mahler Chicago German 2013-2014 University of Pennsylvania

The Temperance of Form: Reading Regimens and Writing Diets in the Late German Enlightenment

Christopher Wild, David Wellbery, Frauke Berndt
Toufoul Abou-Hodeib Toufoul Abou-Hodeib Chicago History of Culture 2009-2010 American University of Beirut

Authentic Modern: Domesticity and the Emergence of a Middle Class Culture in Late Ottoman Beirut

Martin Stokes, Bill Brown, Lisa Wedeen
Sunil Sharma Sunil Sharma Chicago Near Eastern Studies 1997-1998

Poetics of Court and Prison in the Divan of Mas`us-e Sa`d

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