Name Name School Subject Year Undergraduate College Dissertation Title Faculty Advisers
Carolyn Campbell Russell Carolyn Campbell Russell Chicago English 1992-1993

"May God Have Mercy on My Soul": Confessions of Sin and Guilt in America,1800
Gregory Olson Gregory Olson Chicago Art History 1979-1980
Terence Noel Bowers Terence Noel Bowers Chicago English 1991-1992

Rites of Passage: Inventions of Self and Community in English Travel Narratives, 1600
Diane K. Brentari Diane K. Brentari Chicago Linguistics 1989-1990
James T. Collins James T. Collins Chicago Linguistics 1980-1981
Stephen Engstrom Stephen Engstrom Chicago Philosophy 1984-1985
Joshua Guttman Joshua Guttman Chicago Philosophy 1981-1982
Christopher Hodgkins Christopher Hodgkins Chicago English 1986-1987
Frank B. Kelly Frank B. Kelly Chicago East Asian Studies 1978-1979
Sean Anthony Sean Anthony Chicago Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations 2008-2009

"Abd Allāh b. Saba" and the Saba'iya: Shi'ism, ghuluww and the origins of Islamic sectarianism between history and theologumena
Jacqueline Vayntrub Jacqueline Vayntrub Chicago Near Eastern Studies 2014-2015

Proverbs and the Limits of Poetry
Suzanne Taylor Suzanne Taylor Chicago English 2012-2013 McGill University

Character, Action, Virtue

James Chandler, Arnold Davidson, & Heather Keenleyside
Jie Shi Jie Shi Chicago Art History 2011-2012 Peking University (Beijing)

Housing the Majesty in the Dark: Princely Tombs in Western Han China (206 BCE–8 CE).

Wu Hung
Gail Brendel Viechnicki Gail Brendel Viechnicki Chicago Linguistics 2000-2001

From Wintu Grammar to the Sociology of Science: Evidentiality in English Scientific Discouse.
Lynn Lara Westwater Lynn Lara Westwater Chicago Romance Languages, Comparative Literature, Italian, Women's Studies 2002-2003

The Disquieting Voice: Women's Writing and Antifeminism in 17th Century Venice
Sheri Lyn Pargman Sheri Lyn Pargman Chicago Linguistics 2001-2002

Internal and External Factors in Language Change.
Pieter Keulemans Pieter Keulemans Chicago East Asian Studies 2003-2004

Telling Tales of the Jianghu: Sound, Voice and Rhythm in 19th Century Martial-Arts Fiction
Carolina Lopez-Ruiz Carolina Lopez-Ruiz Chicago Ancient Mediterranean World 2003-2004

The Sons of Earth and Starry Heaven: Greek Theogonic Tradition and its Near Eastern Background
Sarah Hill Sarah Hill Chicago Romance Languages, Italian 2003-2004

Moments of Truth? Photographic and Literary Interactions in Italy 1955-2000
Amanda Ewington Amanda Ewington Chicago Slavic Languages and Literatures 1999-2000

A. P. Sumarokov: A Voltaire for Russia? Voltaire as model for Russia's first poet-philosophe
Yigal David Bronner Yigal David Bronner Chicago South Asian Studies 1998-1999

Poetry at its Extreme: The Theory and Practice of Shlesha in Indian Culture
Donald Baird Chae Donald Baird Chae Chicago Music 2002-2003

Music, Festival, and Power in Louis XIV's France: From Fouquet's Fete at Vaux-le-Vicomte (1661) to Les fetes de Versailles (1674)
Nicole Andrea Boudreau Nicole Andrea Boudreau Chicago Slavic Languages and Literatures 2002-2003

Lost in Translation?: The Search for Authenticity in Russian and Ukranian Literatures
Terry Gale Wilfong Terry Gale Wilfong Chicago Near Eastern Studies 1993-1994

Social and Economic Roles of Women in the Western Theban Area (7th
Stuart Donaldson Sears Stuart Donaldson Sears Chicago Near Eastern Studies 1992-1993

Money and Its Use in Iraq and Iran, 590
Marlis J. Saleh Marlis J. Saleh Chicago Near Eastern Studies 1994-1995

Government Relations with the Coptic Community in Egypt During the Fatimid Period, 969-1171 A.D.
Lawrence Rainey Lawrence Rainey Chicago English 1984-1985
Kenneth M. Price Kenneth M. Price Chicago English 1980-1981
Thomas F. Michel Thomas F. Michel Chicago Near Eastern Studies 1977-1978
Manuela Noske Manuela Noske Chicago Linguistics 1993-1994

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