Name Name School Subject Year Undergraduate College Dissertation Title Faculty Advisers
Christopher Faraone Christopher Faraone Stanford Classics 1986-1987
Sing-Chen Lydia Francis Sing-Chen Lydia Francis Stanford Asian Languages 1995-1996

What Confucius Wouldn't Talk About: The Fantastic Mode of the Classical Chinese Short Story
Kelly Summers Kelly Summers Stanford History 2011-2012 Queen's University, Canada

The Great Return:  Reintegrating Émigrés in Revolutionary France, 1794-1804

Professors Keith Baker, Carolyn Lougee and Dan Edelstein
Allan Romano Allan Romano Stanford Classics 2002-2003

Aetiology in Greek Poetry: From the beginnings through the Alexandrians
Shoshana Lurie Shoshana Lurie Stanford Spanish and Portuguese 1999-2000

Funk Transculture: Urban Aesthetics in the "Divided City"
Angus Lockyer Angus Lockyer Stanford History 1997-1998

Japan at the Exhibition, 1867-1970
De-nin Lee De-nin Lee Stanford Art History 2001-2002

Lives of Handscroll Paintings from the Southern Tang Dynasty, 937-975
Lyubov Golburt Lyubov Golburt Stanford Comparative Literature 2004-2005

The Vanishing Point: The 18th Century and Russian Historical Imaginary, 1800-1850
Steven Barnes Steven Barnes Stanford History 2000-2001

Re-centering the Margins: The Gulag in the Karaganda Region of Kazakstan, 1930s-1950s
Robert B. Westbrook Robert B. Westbrook Stanford History 1976-1977
Stewart Weaver Stewart Weaver Stanford History 1984-1985
Joan N. Stevenson Joan N. Stevenson Stanford Slavic Languages and Literatures 1982-1983
Daniel B. Smith Daniel B. Smith Stanford History 1981-1982
Bruce J. Schulman Bruce J. Schulman Stanford History 1985-1986
David M. Paulson David M. Paulson Stanford History 1980-1981
Joseph H. O Joseph H. O Stanford English 1973-1974
Elizabeth Heckendorn Cook Elizabeth Heckendorn Cook Stanford Comparative Literature 1989-1990
Mary Gottschalk Mary Gottschalk Stanford German 1978-1979
Holly Jackson Holly Jackson Stanford English 1973-1974
Scott Lankford Scott Lankford Stanford Modern Thought and Literature 1988-1989
Kim Gillespie Kim Gillespie Stanford Modern Thought and Literature 1995-1996

The Structure of Feeling in the Age of Diminished Expectations
Scott Bartling Scott Bartling Stanford Slavic Languages and Literatures 2012-2013 University of Wisconsin - Madison

The Reinvention of Life: Viktor Shklovsky, Estrangement, and Silver Age Aesthetics

Monika Greenleaf, Gabriella Safran
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
David Smith David Smith Stanford Classics 2002-2003

How the West was One: The formation of Greek cultural identity in Italy and Sicily
Joel Sahleen Joel Sahleen Stanford Asian Languages 1999-2000

Self and Society in Early Confucianism: An Examination of the Relationship Between Early Confucian Theories of Self-Cultivation and Politics
Yair Mintzker Yair Mintzker Stanford History 2007-2008

The De-Fortification of the German City: Urban and Anational Spaces in Transition
Bella Zweig Bella Zweig Stanford Classics 1978-1979
Alice G. B. terMeulen Alice G. B. terMeulen Stanford Philosophy 1979-1980
Rosemary Rader Rosemary Rader Stanford Religion 1976-1977
Warren Motley II Warren Motley II Stanford English 1977-1978

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