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Ph.D. Degrees Conferred
 

The Graduate Program of Literatures in English is proud to announce that the following students had their Ph.D. degrees conferred during the 2005-2006, 2004-2005 and 2003-2004 academic years:

Student Dissertation Title Dissertation Director
May 2007    
Bobker, Danielle The Shape of Intimacy: Private Space and the British Social Imagination, 1650-1770 Jonathan Kramnick and Michael McKeon
Cillerai, Chiara Cosmopolitanism and National Identity in Early American Writings Myra Jehlen
Crosbie, Christopher Philosophies of Retribution:  Kyd, Shakespeare, Webster and the Revenge Tragedy Genre Emily C. Bartels
Lacey, Lauren Fantastic Times:  Contemporary Women Rewriting the Past and Writing the Future Marianne DeKoven
Rice, Maria J. Migrations of Memory:  Postmemory in Twentieth Century Ethnic American Women's Literature Cheryl A. Wall

October 2006    
Bartel, Kimberly Accounting for Taste: The Enlightenment Tradition and the Cultural Turn in American Literature, 1865-1928 Brad Evans
Girten, Kristin Trivial Wonders: Fascination with the Negligible in British Literature of the Long Eighteenth Century Michael McKeon
Gosselink, Karin The Terms of Refuge: Collectivity in Contemporary Global Anglophone Fiction John McClure
Iglesias, Luis The Emergence of a Global Nation: James Finimore Cooper's Invention of the American Sea Novel Myra Jehlen
Josephs, Kelly Defining Madnesses: Representations of Insanity in Anglophone Caribbean Literature Brent Edwards
Ricketts, Raymond Dance as Social Practice in Eighteenth-Century British Discourse and Culture Michael McKeon
Scraba, Jeffrey The Politics of Nostalgia and the Signification of Space: Walter Scott and Washington Irving Michael Warner
Tauber, Daveena Jews Natural, Jews Virgual: Milton and the Problem of Typological Hermeneutics Jacqueline Miller

May 2006    
Allen, Deborah To Measure and Describe 'The Whole Globe of the Earth': Eighteenth-Century Geographical Writing and Imperial Enterprise in Western North America Myra Jehlen
Chute, Hillary Contemporary Graphic Narratives: History, Aesthetics, Ethics

Marianne DeKoven

Diggs, Soyica From Repetition to Reproduction: African American Drama in the African American Literary Tradition Cheryl Wall
Moodie Vasquez, Shalene Laughing Across Borders: Black Diasporic Literature and the Negotiation of Master Strategies Cheryl Wall
Urban, Kenneth The Doing of No: The Theatricality of Nilhilism in Comtemporary British Culture Elin Diamond
January 2006    
 Shaw-Thornburg, Angela Reading and Writing African American Travel Narrative Cheryl A. Wall
Preston, Carrie Women's Solo Performance in Dramatic Monologue, Modern Dance, Autobiography  Elin Diamond

October 2005    
Koslow, Julian Laureate Poetry and Humanist Literary Pedagogy in the English Renaissance Ann Baynes Coiro
Lubey, Kathleen Excitable Imaginations: Sexual Arousal and Aesthetic Response in Britain, 1660-1760 Michael McKeon
Lopez, Antonio Redemption Island: The Transamerican Literature of Cuba in the Twentieth Century John McClure
Mulholland, James The Sound of Print: Voice in Eighteenth-Century British Poetry Michael McKeon
Ponce, Martin "The Labor of Un-Oneing": The Transnational Poetics of Anglophone Fillipino Literature Brent Edwards
Smith, Nicole The Rhetoric of Dress in Medieval Literature Susan Crane

May 2005    
Barrios, Barclay The Subtle Knife: Writing Programs and Technology Richard Miller
Majumdar, Saikat Subaltern Modernisms: The Poetics and Politics of Banality in Transnational Fictions Derek Attridge

October 2004    
Bain, Alexander Global Speculation: Internationalist Modernism Between the Wars Bruce Robbins
Bass, Jonathan The Fabrication Text in Modernism: Concepts and Fictions of Artistic Procedure in Gertrude Stein, Marcel Duchamp, and Jorge Luis Borges Derek Attridge
Elliott, Jane Revolution, Repetition, Relocation: Space, Time and Change in Popular Women’s Fiction after Second-Wave Feminism Marianne DeKoven
Ho, Elizabeth "Past Recovery:" The Memory of the Victorian in the Postimperial Present Ed Cohen
Kaiser, Matthew Ludicrous Victorians: The Politics of Play in British Literature and Culture, 1820-1900 Ed Cohen
Roesch, Lynn Essaying the Way: The Transformative Power of Critique in the Writings of Judith Sargent Murray, Angelina Grimke, Sarah Grimke, and Margaret Fuller Louise Barnett
Tirado-Gilligan, Heather The Form of Fulfillment: Race, Genre and Imperialism in American Periodical Culture, 1880-1910 Meredith McGill
Williams, Tara Womanhood” in the Chaucerian Tradition and Beyond: Implications of Power, Religion and Class for the Female Subject Larry Scanlon
Worley, Jennifer Beyond the Turkey Baster: Lesbian Texts and the Reproduction of Lesbian Identities Ed Cohen

May 2004    
Fausty, Joshua Essaying Ethics: Reading, Writing and Pedagogy Derek Attridge
Hollander, Rachel Ethics of Representation in Novels by George Eliot, Thomas Hardy, and Joseph Conrad George Levine
Kalter, Barrett Poetic License in Eighteenth-Century Culture Michael McKeon
Lynes, Katherine Expectations of Authenticity: Ethnographic Poetics of the Harlem Renaissance Marc Manganaro
Norman, Brian Stoking the Fire: Protest, Theory, the Personal Marianne DeKoven
Osborn, Susan A Thin Iron Gate Twanged: Elizabeth Bowen’s Fiction

Barry Qualls

Romero, Channette Spirituality, Community, and Resistance: Contemporary Fiction by Ethnic American Woman Marianne DeKoven
Rudy, Jason Forms of Passion: Victorian Poetry at the Boundaries of Sensibility Carolyn Williams
Taylor, Theodore The Written World: Textual Signifiers in the Novels of Virginia Woolf Carol Smith
Walsh, Brian “History Couched in a Play”: Performing Pastness on the Early-Modern Stage Emily Bartels

January 2004    
Lupton, Christina Representing Uncertainty: Franklin, Sterne, Goethe and the Literary Aesthetic Myra Jehlen

October 2003    
Campbell, Scott William Godwin’s “Theatre of Calamity”: The Place of Genre in the Philosophy of Sincerity William Galperin
Dell’Amico, Carol Colony, Metropole, Metafiction: The Novels of Jean Rhys Marjorie Howes
Krivak, Andrew Dear Bo - - An Emerging American Modernism in the Collected Letters of William Carlos Williams to Edgar Irving Williams, 1902 to 1912 Harriet Davidson
Rubenstein, Michael Irish Literatures in Debt Marjorie Howes 

 

 

 
 
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