Speaking Abortion: Understanding Stigma, Support Networks, and Faith Within the Lives of Abortion Care Providers
2015
Eve Fisher Gutman
Cerros Falsos: Rembering and Dreaming of One's Place in Valparaiso, Chile
2014
Kathleen Marie Ulrich
Problematizing the Future: Brazil, Biofuels, and Basic Science
2013
Jemma Rachel Benson
Revolutionary Transgressions: Gendering the Nicaraguan Literacy Crusade
2013
Susannah Lee Butters
Production of the Past: Understanding Durham, N. Carolina’s History in the Tobacco Industry
2012
No prize awarded
2011
Joy Heller
Classics: Daniel Gillis and Joseph Russo Prize
Year
Author
Title
Access
2016
Nathaniel Rehm-Daly
Framing Classical Objects through Comic Book Theory
2015
Marielle Elizabeth Boudreau
Jeeves and the Servus Callidus: Scheming Servents in Wodehouse and Plautus
2014
Shannon L. Horn
The Battlefield of History: Megara, Athens, and the Mythic Past
2013
Jacob Leland Horn
"Legends Malleable in His Intellectual Furnace": Nathaniel Hawthorne's Wonder Book, Mythological Adaptation, and Children's Literature
2012
Hannah Rose Silverblank
Dangerous Fugues: Sirens, Divas and the Dangerous Voice
2011
Alexander J. Lopatin
The Pivotal Theios Aner: (Re)invented Conservatism in Philostratus' Life of Apollonius of Tyana
2010
Meghan LeFrancois
Love as Recollection in Plato's Symposium
Comparative Literature: Barbara Riley Levin Prize
Year
Author
Title
Access
2016
Honglan Huang
The Narrativity of the Medium: the Architecture of Book Space in Picture Books
2015
Catherine Casem
There are Frogs falling from the sky: Divining the Essence of Lived Experience through Creative Acts in Magnolia and Proust
2015
Anna Louise Pedersen
So is This the End?: The Unfinishability of Quixotic PLay
2014
Brian Christopher Brown
Pais de Ganadores: Tracing the Roots of Neoliberal Propaganda from Chile’s Si Campaign to Iron Man
2013
Jacob Leland Horn
"Legends Malleable in His Intellectual Furnace": Nathaniel Hawthorne's Wonder Book, Mythological Adaptation, and Children's Literature
2013
Daniel James Ikeda
Between Ser and Parecer: Reality and Subjectivity in Cervantes, Unamuno, and Borges
2012
Elizabeth Mary Pierson
Revealing the Flaws in National Narratives through Stories of Individual Trauma: Tim O’Brien’s The Things They Carried and Arturo Fontaine’s La vida doble
2012
Hannah Rose Silverblank
Dangerous Fugues: Sirens, Divas and the Dangerous Voice
2011
Thea Hogarth
A Process of Becoming: Wandering, Identity, Authorship
2010
Maya Elizabeth Cabot
Life from Death
2010
Rebecca Lynn Miller
[Im]pure : Investigating the Relationship between Language and Nation in Amin Maalouf's Les Identites meurtrieres and Milan Kundera's Le Livre du rire et de l'oubli
2009
Not Awarded
2008
Gina Paller Delvac
The story of a wound that cries out : Trauma and Storytelling in Tim O'Brien's The Things They Carried and Nellie Campobello's Las Manos de Mamá
2008
Jennifer U. Lin
History, Memory and Power
2007
Megan E. Finn
From "Il y'avait une fois ..." to "En ce temps-là ..." : childhood, children's literature, and the early Avant-Garde
2007
Anna Velia Mancusi
Investigating the "postcolonial" : tracing the body and voice connection in L'Amour, la fantasia and Meatless days
2006
Anne Marie Flor-Stagnato
Reconciliation and Creation: Literary syncretism in the Testimonio and the Slave Narrative
2006
Christopher Baxter Leonard Kozey
...And Survived to Tell the Tale: Trauma and Personal Narrative
2005
Ana Salzberg
2004
Rebecca Lynne Fullan
This is My Body: Spiritually Inspired Gender-Crossing in The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse and the poems of San Juan de la Cruz
2003
Vasiliki Despnia Ariston
Theater of the Disaster: Performing Apartheid and Authoritariansim in Athol Fugard's The Island and Griselda Gambaro's Information for Foreigners
2002
James Saunders Carr II
Toward an Architectural Literature and a Literary Architecture: Reflections on Kahn, Nabokov and Borges
2001
Katherine Lowery Leuschke
A Truth with Points of View
2001
Ruth A. Palmer
Cross-dressed narratives : gender, genre and nationality in The Female Review and Hasta no verte Jesús mío
2000
Juliet Sara Nusbaum
Reading Between the Lines: Intertextuality and the Freedom of Interpretation in A.S. Byatt's Possession: a Romance and Umberto Eco's Il nome della rosa
2000
Suzanne Anna Scala
How to use a User's Manual and ignite a Pale Fire: the relationship of hypertextuality to metafiction in Perec's La Vie mode d'emploi and Nabokov's Pale Fire
1999
Emily Ann Vides
Literature's criticism; an intertextual exploration of Jorge Luis Borges's "Pierre Menard, autor del Quixote" and John Barth's "Echo"
1998
Mamiko Cynthia Suzuki
1997
Sarah Elizabeth Marx
1996
Elisabeth Martinson Fogt
1996
Juan Manuel Mora y Araujo
1995
Amanda Elizabeth Irwin
Connecting Time in Proust and Stoppard
1994
Amy Lynn Keltner
1993
Allison Gallaudet Cohen
The Antifederalists: Democrats or Aristocrats?
Economics: Holland Hunter '43 Thesis Prize
Year
Author
Title
Access
2016
Jeanna Helen Kenney
Neighborly Competition in Real Estate Transactions
2016
Walid James Young Nashashibi
Supporting the Whiteline: Differences in the Probability of being Fined in the NFL by Race
2015
Joshua Benjamin Nadel
Equilibria in Firearm Ownership: Modeling a Partially Coordiated Market
2015
Caleb Klein Wroblewski
The Tariff-Jumping Effect Revisited: Regional Integration, Trade Costs, and Competition for Foreign Direct Investment
2014
Isaac Mason Anthony
E-book Overcharge: The Effect of U.S. v. Apple Inc. et al. (2013) on e-book Prices
2014
William Oscar Riiska, Jr.
On the Effectiveness of Central Bank Intervention in the Foreign Exchange Market: The Case of Slovakia, 1999-2007
2013
Matthew Michael Mazewski
Nash Equilibria in a Hotelling-Type Model with Non-Uniform Consumer Density
2013
Yue Shao
Banking Competition and Access to Finance in Developed Countries
2012
Joshua Michael Weiss
Exploring Income Inequality in the U.S. and the Effects of Selection Bias
2011
Kathleen Ann Bui
The impact of macro-economic conditions on transitions into and duration of self-employment
2011
Nicholas Ford Reynolds
Exploring the effect of wealth distribution on efficiency using a model of land tenancy with limited liability
2010
Douglas Charles Edelman
Modeling voter responses to campaign expenditures
2010
Bard Thopson Ricciardi
Female-Led Firms and the Gap in Executive Compensation: A Study of Pay and Promotion Practices in the Financial Sector
2009
Paul Augustine Anand Minnice
Heterogeneous national allocation plans in the EU Emission Trading Scheme under imperfectly competitive markets
2009
Munik Kumar Shrestha
Behavioral growth theory : a neoclassical approach
2008
Daniel William Sacks
Stuck for life : a firm-specific human capital explanation of the male marraige [i.e., marriage] premium
2007
Nathaniel Marc Ballenberg
Clutch pitching in baseball : does it exist?
2007
Jessica S. Pevzner
Hospital conversions to for-profit status : implications for charges, patients, and communities
2006
Adam Matthew Shapiro
Jim Cramer's Mad Money : effects on stock returns
2005
Caitlin Goldwater Coslett
Can women have it all? : gender differences in the relationship between career and family for top corporate executives
2005
Andrea Robbett
Behavioral economics and the Coasian result: an experimental test of fairness
English: Newton Prize in English Literature
Year
Author
Title
Access
2016
Jessica Hayden Libow
Prosthesis Repurposed in Flannery O’Connor’s “Good Country People” and “The Lame Shall Enter First”
2015
Sydney Unell Jones
Bodies Under Construction: Architectures of Pleaseure and Whiteness in Chesnutt's Po Sandy
2014
Joshua Bucheister
Vanity Fair and the Ethics of Staying Put
2013
Cole K. Fiedler-Kawaguchi
Dickinson's Sound Machine
2012
Lydia Fiske Emery
"A line there, in the centre": Temporality, Narrative, and the Rewriting of Loss in To the Lighthouse
2011
Karina Puttieva
Myth and its double : re-reading, re-vision, and repetition in Angela Carter's The Sadeian woman
2010
Andrew James Lanham
Shakespeare contra Nietzsche or how to playwrite with a hammer
2009
Daniel P. O'Toole
"A word is also a picture of a word": the imagistic consciousness and historical representation in Don DeLillo's Libra
2008
Daniel Theodore Guilfoyle
Mark Twain's literary unconscious(ness): humor, textuality, and deadpan performance
2007
Brittany E. Pladek
Gewritu secgað: "the sensible inscription" in Old English poetry
2006
Ross Benjamin Lerner
Loss, Interruption, and Melancholia in Miltonic Lyric
2005
Michael H. Rowe
A blackface masque: blackface and the 'claim' of lyric identity in John Berryman's 77 Dream Songs
2004
Matthew Jackson Weiss
Not so simple tales : the historicity and ambiguity of Equiano's anecdotes
2003
John K. Frisbee
Breaking up the border: Ciaran Carson's urban narratives
2002
Daniel Robert Block
2001
Stephen Michael Yeager
2000
Suzanne E. Warren
1999
Eleanor Lowenthal
1998
Brent S. Sirota
1997
Jason Wayne Stevens
1996
Nathaniel Michael Zimmer
1995
Hilary Allison Edwards
On the submission to narrative and the sufficiency of ruin: memory, madness and museums in Ruskin's last years
1994
Teresa Carol Parker
1993
Juan J. Rivero
1992
Nicholas Benjamin Tsocanos
1991
Leslie India Lefkow
1990
Anna Elisabeth Engle
1989
Diane M. Castelbuono
1988
Katherine C. Dwyer
1987
Naomi Elizabeth Morgenstein
1987
Kate Kennedy Shatzkin
English: Terry M. Krieger '69 Memorial Prize
Year
Author
Title
Access
2016
Eve Gamble Gillison
The Stoner Witch Chronicles
2015
Stephen Jacques Profeta
The earth was locked up tight: Reading Cat's Cradle Through Climate Criticism
2014
Daniel James Wriggins
alt-country: poems
2013
Lucia Marie Kearney
Life like Smoke: Stories
2012
William Schwab Stone
Technophiles and the Savage Machinery of Loss in Blood Meridian
2011
Kyle Michael McCloskey
Draughts of space : an original screenplay
2010
Noel David Capozzalo
Senior Thesis for the Haverford English Major with Creative Writing Concentration
2009
Emma Eisenberg
This is Not the Whole Story
2008
Ben Lansky
The ox-cart
2007
Julia Erdosy
"On screen" : Shakespeare and the adaptive lens in Star trek VI: The undiscovered country
2006
James Reid Weissinger
Text-cremental Visions: The Body as Locus for Intertextual Negotiation in James Joyce's Ulysses
2005
Jesse N. Mesner-Hage
Children of the flux: the individual and collective consciousness in Virginia Woolf's The Waves
2004
David Laurence Fask
Stains
2003
Susannah Marian Morrow
The desire for Orpheus and Eurydice: returning to the end to return to the beginning
2002
Beth Ellen Ziemacki
2001
Helena Elizabeth Levitt
2000
Jason Scott Fritz
The leaves referred to when shaking
2000
Lamon Harkness Jewett
1999
John Arden Tracy
1999
Isaac Berkman Zaur
1998
MacKenzie Cadenhead
1997
Sonam Singh
1996
Tara Meinhard
1996
Julia McLean Napier
1995
Melisa Ann Frederick
1994
Daniel Charles Rafferty
1993
Arvin Wagas Casas
1992
Leslie A. Power
1991
Anthony John Philips
1990
Anya Krugovoy
History
Year
Author
Title
Access
2016
Sunny Zheng
“Image”-ing Otherwise: the Ambivalent Politics of Asian American Visual Self-Representation in the post-1965 Era
2015
David Maximillian Findley
Laboratories of the American Century: How Coral Atolls Became Models for American Environmental Thought
2014
Neilay Bharat Shah
The Luce-Celler Act of 1946: White Nationalism, Indian Nationalism, and the Cosmopolitan Elite
2013
Charlotte Bianca Bax
The Empire of Appearance: Imagery, Identity, and Autonomy in La Toilette of Eighteenth-Century France
2012
Nathan Kaplan Karnovsky
The Other Cultural Revolution : The Academic Uprising of the American China Scholar in the 1960s
2011
Meaghan Ryan
The exceptional body of Veronica Franco : gender, art, and power in 16th-Century Venice
2010
Noel Day Ottman
License to cure : policing women's healing in the trials of Ysabel de Montoia
2010
Avi Wolfman-Arent
Dance floor democracy : American Bandstand and the formation of a youth body politic
2009
Eric James Lundblade
"The fruits of imperialism, be they bitter or sweet ..." : "America's mission" and the rhetoric of the imperialism debate (1898-1900)
2008
Henry Alexander Wiencek
"An alien or a Frenchman or an Irishman" : William Duane, the Federalists and conflicting definitions of national identity in early American politics
2007
Joshua Adam Kass
A royal disappointment : the private scandals of George IV, 1785-1820
2006
Veronica T. Faust
Music has learn'd the discords of the state' : the cultural politics of British opposition to Italian Opera, 1706-1711
2005
Marisa Miriam Wilairat
Myths of Mau Mau: the construction of nationalism and the contested legacy of Mau Mau in independent Kenya
2004
Jonathan Michael Rosner Edelson
Minds the dead have ravished: shell shock, British society, and the military death penalty
2003
Celeste Day Moore
Black like Boris : Boris Vian's fictions of identity in post-World War II Paris
2002
Caroline Stratton Boyd
Beyond the line of redemption : the Philadelphia waterfront in urban life, 1790-1820
2001
Mary Ryan Stryker
Queen Elizabeth I as the 'Virgin Queen': Visualizing Power and Legitimacy Through Pageantry and Portraiture
2000
Davis Hoskins Forsythe
1999
John P. Papay
Differential Disease Experience in the Atlantic Slave Trade: Malaria, Yellow Fever, and the Atlantic Plantation Complex
1998
Scott Richard Heacock
Linguistics: Prize in Linguistics Theory
Year
Author
Title
Access
2016
May Helena Plumb
Conjunction in Colonial Valley Zapotec
2016
Melanie Louise Bahti (Bryn Mawr College)
2015
Mariana Irby (Bryn Mawr College)
2014
Micah John Walter
Morphosyntax and Semantic Type of Noun Phrases in Turkish
2014
Mattie Grace Wechsler
The Stacking Behavior of Valence-Increasing Verbal Extensions and Their Arguments in Shona
2013
Elizabeth D. Wiseman
More than C's and V's: A Moraic Approach to Phonological Templates for Japanese Mimetics
2012
Rebecca Lincoln Knowles
Vowel Harmony: Statistical Methods for Linguistic Analysis
Philosophy: Charles Schwartz Memorial Prize
Year
Author
Title
Access
2016
Dylan James Verner-Crist
Scenographies of Sexuality: Laplanchean Seduction and Racialized Desire
2015
Zachary W. Gabor
Extending, Expanding, and Laying Bare: A Unified Account of Generalization in Mathematics
2013
Ashley Nicole Vanderbeck
Having a (Fregean) Sense of Concepts
2012
Erin Islo
In Nature and in God: Spinoza and Blessedness
2011
Sydney May Keough
Having a taste for what's there
2010
Andrew James Lanham
Shakespeare Contra Nietzsche or How to Playwrite with a Hammer
2009
Joseph Paul Bernardoni
Knowing Nature Without Mirrors: Thomas Kuhn's Antirepresentationalist Objectivity
2008
Eva Glenn Rodriguez
Making Sense of Socrates in a Dialogue of Contradictions: Studies in Plato's Protagoras
2007
Jonathan C. Pober
The multiplicity of the moment : an analysis of the ethical aspect of temporality in Nietzsche and Levinas
2007
Alexandra Lindsey Smith
There's no place like home : an analysis of borderland identity as an alternative to the psychic home
2006
Michael Dov Kassler-Taub
Me and my surveillance-image: structuring disciplinary subjectivation in the new space of techno-surveillance
2005
Lilian Burgler
Speak: What Ought I to ________? : Freedom Revealed in Radical Inquiry
2004
Robert Joseph Jones
Beckett and the Philosopher
2004
Andreja Novakovic
Uncovering the Conditions for Understanding Another : An Examination of Translation, Interpretation, and Understanding in Gadamer's Truth and Method
2003
Daniel J. Elstein
The social construction of species and the moral indefensibility of speciesism
2002
Daniel Robert Block
From mourning to melancholia : voicing authorship in its loss
2002
Nathan S. Zuckerman
Rorty and McDowell: two therapeutic takes on traditional epistemology
2001
Anthony James Minko
Should Philosophy Provide Procedure for the Political Process or Constraints for its content? Political Liberalism and the fact of Pluralism
2000
Matthew Sorenson
Philosophy and the Standpoint of Absolute Knowing
1999
Samuel David Floyd
Kant's Moral Theory and Its Relationship to Aristotelian Ethics
1998
Stephen Michael Vasil
1997
Andrew H. Gilman
Toward a Relativized Epistemology: Three Logical Frameworks and the Analytic/Synthetic Distinction
1996
Sarah Clark Miller
Touch pleasuring, eros becoming: Moving toward a new sexual dynamic
1996
Jessica Joanna Ruegg
Becoming Subjective: Theories of Knowledge in Coleridge and Wittgenstein
1995
Not Awarded
1995
Stephen Andrew Whitton
Self-Deception and the Ironic Consciousness
1993
Not Awarded
1992
Mary Elizabeth Cunnane
Making Sense of Sense
1991
Benjamin P. Siegel
A Prolegomena to a Possible Future Pedagogy
1990
Jean-Gabriel Neukomm
1990
Brian Knatz
The Virtual Self and Others
1989
Henry Chang
1988
Mark E. Chaiken
Why the Future is Not: A Logical and Metaphysical Investigation
1988
Kenneth A. Richman
Persons and Space: Space, the Self, and Identification of Objective Particulars
1987
Charles Mario Russell
1986
Martha Kendal Woodruff
1985
Jyl Kely Gentzler
1985
Molly Finn
1984
Lawrence A. Holmberg
1984
Amy Morgan Schmitter
1983
Michael Angelo Dignazio
1983
Kevin Michael Foley
1982
Alfred H. Essa
1982
Geoffrey Martin Rockwell
1981
Farid Rafael Maluf
1981
Jonathan D. Polkes
Political Science: Herman M. Somers Prize
Year
Author
Title
Access
2016
Dhario Walter DeSousa
Every Nation’s Refugee? A Comparative Analysis of Asylum Policies towards Syrians among Hungary, France, and Germany
2016
Ty Eireann Joplin
Doing the Right Thing: Investigating How Individuals Radicalize
2016
Dylan Samuel Reichman
Affect and the Individual Post-9/11: Societies of Control, Spinoza, and the Homeland Security Advisory System
2015
Larissa Grace Eyman Antonisse
Overcoming Partisan Opposition to Federal Policy Implemantation: The Role of Interest Groups in State Fights to Expand Medicaid
2015
Ian Ross Athelstane Oxenham
A Game of Preference: The Origins of U.S. Unwillingness to Commit to Signicantly Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions
2014
Elizabeth Lily Carp
Habitation or Domination: Land Ownership and Subjectivity
2014
Daniel Arthur Gordon
Up to Eleven: How For-Profit Colleges “Tapped” Political Channels to Inhibit the Department of Education
2014
Jacob Alexander Lowy
Good Fences Do Not Alone Make for Good Neighbors: A Call for Enlightened Immigration Reform
2014
Dylan T. Runde
The Return of the Franchise: Resurgence in the Domestic Insurgencies of al-Qaeda Affiliates
2013
Rupinder K. Garcha
A Slippery Slope: State Approaches to Water Management and Development Policies
2013
Sarah Jessica Guyer
Above and Beyond Bureaucracy: Examining the Association Between Motivation and Prosocial Behavior in the United States Border Patrol
2013
Daniel Aaron Salem
The Tides of Nationalism: Accounting for the Successes and Failures of Regional-Nationalist Political Parties and Coalitions in Catalonia and Galicia, Spain
2012
Gabrielle Christiane Logaglio
Violence without Borders: An Analysis of State Responses to Threatening Transitional Violent Non-state Actors
2012
Molly Minden
From Withdrawal to Engagement: Civil Society Participation in Transitional Justice Mechanisms in Argentina
2011
Chris Joseph Chasin
Path Dependence and Amtrak: How the Nation's Passenger Railroad Has Stayed On Track
2011
Rachel Alyssa Schwartz
Mobilizing Victimhood: Reparations as a Site of Contentious Politics in Post-Conflict Guatemala
2010
Julia Emmet Heald
Decoupling: Ensuring Access to Entitlements After Welfare Reform
2010
Rosalyn May Mendenhall
Al-Qaeda: Who, What, Why? : Database Applications for the Al-Qaeda Statements Index
2010
Nicholas W. Sher
When Power Fails: The Causes of Authoritarian Strong State Defeat in Asymmetric War
2010
Benjamin Thomas Takemoto
Constituting a Rational Public Sphere: The Tea Party Counterpublic
2009
Rachel Clare Van Tosh
The public sphere and the "non-place": investigating the affect of controlled architecture on discourse in the Reading Terminal Market and the Greyhound Bus Station
2009
Christopher William Pasakarnis
Public challenges, private solutions: defining the link between private military companies and democracies
2008
Devon Amanda Hercher
The primary question: is the presidential nominating process sufficiently democratic?
2008
Brian Michael Till
Ghosts of Afghanistan: lessons from the return of the Arab Afghans in the post-Soviet period
2007
Jeremy N. Babener
Presidential Political Rhetoric: A Case Study in George W. Bush's Social Security Reform Campaign
2007
Ellen J. Mooney
Towards an End Result: Comprehensive Health Care Reform in Massachusetts and California
2006
Claire Fawcett
The Zapatista conflict: Mexico's political paradox
2005
Andrew Gordon Williams
Planning Albuquerque: land use reform in the urban southwest
2004
Jennifer Constantino
Of black squirrels, purple cows, and flying dutchmen: a political and economic analysis of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972
2004
Ye Jin Lee
Terrorist or revolutionary? : an enquiry into the moral and legal grounds for political violence
2004
Kyle Edward Amoriya Smiddie
Laundromat politics : Why don't poor people participate in politics?
2003
Jennifer Rene Lucas
The crafting of democratic institutions & justice : analyzing the role of peace agreements in the peace processes of Northern Ireland and South Africa
2002
Ilya Edward Enkishev
harter schools: a Philadelphia study
2001
Ersbak, Jamie
Indigenous resources, elite division, and the emergence of the 1989 pro-democracy movement in China
2001
Kaufman, Joseph J.
American Grand Strategy and Peripheral Aspirant Regional Hegemonic States: U.S.-India Security Relations in the Early 21st Century
2000
Bernard Fischlowitz-Roberts
The Politics of Enacting Environmental Tax Reform in the U.S. Obstacles, Strategies, and the Movement for Sustainability
1999
David L. Axelrod
Influencing Congress: Big Tobacco's Pipe Dream?
1999
Zoe N. Rind
Educating for Radical Power: Rethinking Notions of Democracy and Citizenship
1998
Benjamin Duda Cutler
The 1996 Tax Break for the Massachusetts Mutual Fund Industry: A New Model for Public-Private Sector Interactions
1997
Philip Perilstein
The Miserly Politician vs. The Good Doctor: Two Governors, Two States, Two Radically Different Programs for Medicaid Reform
1997
Asim Rehman
Islam & Democracy: The Compatibility of Islamic Government and Democracy in Theory and Practice
1997
Fred Bentley
Overhauling Medicaid: The Managed Care Experiments in Tennessee and California
1996
Orion Kriegman
The Potential for Democratic Enterprises in the United States
1995
Jessica R. Piombo
Uncovering the Legacies of the Past: The Significance of Truth Commissions in Democratic Transitions
1994
Dustin Ballard
Can Habitat Conservation Planning Solve the Problems of the Endangered Species Act?
1993
Peter Andrew Furia
Humanitarian foreign aid and morality in international relations
1993
Benie D. Colvin
Minority-majority districts: addressing representation and equality in government through districting
1992
Benjamin Weber
Human Rights and American Foreign Policy
1991
Henry J. Ehrsam
1990
John Marshall Cook
The South African Business Community and their Role in the Erosion of Apartheid
1990
David Richard Jones
1989
Robyn Sue Gilman
The Demographics of Voting for Black Men and Women, In the Presidential Elections: 1964-1988
1989
Arthur Hinton Rosenfeld
1988
Thomas E. Hartmann
The 1987 Soviet Electoral Experiment and its Impact on Local Government in the USSR
1987
Susannah Ruth Goodman
Reagan and Thatcher: The Politics of Individualism and Inequality
Religion
Year
Author
Title
Access
2016
Jeremy Benjamin Steinberg
“Here is a people that dwells alone, and that does not consider itself among the nations”: Balaam ben Beor and the National Boundaries of Ancient Israel
2016
K.C. McConnell (Bryn Mawr)
“Everybody Knows ‘She is Mataji:’” The Relationships of Jain Sadhvis as Instruments of Empowerment and Identity Formation
2015
Maya Nojechowicz
I am a Wall and My Breasts are towers: Female Resistance to Patriarchal Oppression in the Song of Songs
2015
Lindsey Reed Palmer
Reading Rumi: The Collapse of the Real, the Imaginal, and the Literary in Jalal al-Din Runi's Masnavi i-Ma'navi
2014
Violet Baron
Pluralism, Hegemony and Communitas: Moishe House and the Changing American Jewish World
2014
Mary Alice Freeman
Familial Loss in the Context of Quaker Faith
2013
Waleed Shahid
Building Faith: The Postwar Moment, Cold War Diplomacy, and the Islamic Center of Washington D.C.
2012
Candace Yasmeen Nicole Jordan
Resentment and “Ressentiment”: Resentment as a Valuable Moral Sensibility
2012
Cecelia Blair Sizoo-Roberson
Constructing Sacred History: The Islamic Conquest of Jerusalem 638 CE and the Narrativization of Religious Identity
2011
Margaret Ernst
You Can't Chop down a Tree without Exposing its Roots: Slavery, Multiculturalism, and the Possibility of Anti-Racism in a High School History Textbook
2011
Katharine Bakke
"The Opposite of Poverty is Not Plenty, but Friendship:" Dorothy Day's Pragmatic Theology of Detachment
2011
Diane Sarah Tracht
Identity, morality, and politics : American Reform Jews and the State of Israel
2010
Adam Pendleton Lewis
Reconceptualizing Khomeini: The Islamic Republic of Iran and U.S. Democratization Policies in the Middle East
2009
Jessie Lauren Post
Writing Against the Grain: Representations of Muslim Women in Leila Aboulela's Minaret
2008
Elana Rose Bloomfield
Conceiving Motherhood : The Jewish Female Body in Israeli Reproductive Practices
2007
Jeanne M. Dreskin
Deconstructing Primitivisions: appropriations of black religiosity and the subversive aesthetics of juxtaposition in Georges Bataille's Documents
2006
Katherine E. Cheng
Beyond Looking: Sebastião Salgado's Religious Response to a World in Crisis
2005
Kira Rachel Intrator
The Day of the Dead and the Devil: The Act of Assimilation and Appropriation in the weavings of the Tarabuco Jalq'a.
2005
Frank Harrill Pittenger
John Crowe Ransom and the Sacralization of the Aesthetic
2004
Patricia A. Blaha
Israel, the Niddah: an exegesis of Ezekiel 36:16-17
2004
Promise B. Partner
Valiant Warrior & Worthy Herald: Aimee Semple McPherson's Automobile as an Evangelical Tool
2003
Anna Amelia Mudd
Fathers in Christ: an Analysis of Kinship Rhetoric and Celibate Priestly Identity in Documents of the Second Vatican Council
2002
Heidi L. Witmer
The serpent as healer: religion and the vernacular translation of peacebuilding theory in Rwanda
2001
Jeffrey Sherman Meyer
Action-Guiding Principles: Gandhi's Use of the Bhagavad-Gita in his Movement to Eliminate Untouchability
2001
Katharine M. Gordon
Anti-Triumphalist Theology of Liberation: Juan Luis Segundo's Appropriation of Pauline Introspection
2000
Abigail Emily Graseck
Through the Mouth: Creating Navajo Identity The Emergence of Wind from Thought to Speech
2000
Laura Elizabeth McTighe
Painting Memory: Mural Painting in Northern Ireland: Windows to the Past, Images of the Present, Visions for the Future
1999
Susan N. Russell-Smith
Bistami and Metatron: Mystics Cut From the Same Primordial Mold Deal With the Legacy of God's Image
1998
Alan Joseph Smith
Martin Luther King Jr.: Re-Telling the American Story
1997
Ashley Walker
The Wiles of Women: the Slander Against A'isha and the Seduction of the Prophet Yusuf
1997
Kristen Rudisill
From Darkness into Light: Illuminating the Relationship of Agni and Sita in the Ramakatha
1997
Nina Maria Cinquemani
Poetic Structure as Theology: Gerald Manley Hopkins
1996
David M. Sasson
Judaism as a Rhetorical Device in Augustine's Literary Construction of Pelagianism
1996
Ann Christine Rivera
God Must Dance: Exploring Santeria Through the Ritual of Dance
1995
Skaidra Genovaite Blanford
1994
Patrick Kevin McCulloch
The Martyrdom of Misunderstanding: Mark Taylor, Søren Kierkegaard and the Context of Faith
1993
Anna Maika Blau
A Theology of Tension: Kart Barth on Israel and the Church
1993
Kathryn Allison Felmet
Alterity and Obligation in M.M. Bakhtin's "Author and Hero in Aesthetic Activity"
1992
Sean M. O'Brien
1992
Namratha Kandula
Miraculous Deliverance and Malicious Mischief: a Narrative of Gender Reversal in the Mahabharata
1991
Benjamin Hoorn Barton
Ode to the incommensureable : Kierkegaard's paradox in a dialectical lyric
1991
Frederick Stephen Colby
The Flight of the Innermost Heart: Sufi Terms, Images and Concepts in The Mi`raj of Abu Yazid al-Bistami
1990
Victoria Nixon
The Disappearance of Dinah: Marginalization and Deception in Genesis 34
1989
Elizabeth Shanks
The Kol Nidre: an Analysis of Liberation
1988
Kenneth Alan Fromm
Raskolnikov as Lazarus Figure in Fedor Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment
1988
Peter Alexander Kay
Midrashic Hermeneutics: An analysis of the Rabbinic reading of Koheleth
1987
Naomi Elizabeth Morgenstern
1987
Seemi Yasmin Ghazi
Spanish: Manuel J. and Elisa P. Asensio Prize
Year
Author
Title
Access
2016
Kelly Boylan
Una institución penetrable: agencia y disidencia en comunidades de subalternos durante la Inquisición en el Nuevo Mundo (1569- 1780)
2015
Marcela Sbongile Niemczyk
Breaking the Norms: An Analysis of the Impact of the Catalan Independence Movement on the Spanish Political System
2014
Siena Claire Williams Mann
El poder de la poesía política: La poesía de Vidaluz Meneses, Michele Najlis y Daisy Zamora en la Revolución Sandinista
2013
Kate Oliver Irick
Acérquense pibes, Washington Cu-culto va a contarles la verdad: Lo canónico, lo nuevo y lo radical en la obra de Santiago Vega
2013
Jacob Wiesenthal
Mentiras y malanga: Un análisis de la evolución del testimonio
2012
Ivana Regina Evans
La autoconstrucción de Sarmiento: un sistema de educación entre la civilización y la barbarie
2011
Grace Samantha Smith Viduarre
2010
Noel Day Ottman
Las enemigas de honestidad : la Inquisición de la Curandera-Alcahueta en los casos de la Centella y la Celestina
2009
Andres Daniel Plaza
La educación bilingüe como herramienta para superar la reproducción de desigualdad causada por la hegemonía lingüística
2008
Isaac Benjamin Anders Osceola Cote Lutze
2008
Rebecca Anna Rudnick Zeldin
2007
Alison Ivy Stoffregen
Raices desenterradas: El esencialismo estrategico en la poesia mapuche
2006
Samara Renee Thomas
Representaciones, reflejos y reflexiones : el triunvirato de la desconstrucción del mito de Carmen en la pelicula Carmen de Carlos Saura
2005
Nicholas Rashad Jones
Dentro de la Iglesia San Martín le dicen Ay, negrita, vente tú, danos consuelo! : las visiones y las oraciones de Catalina Muñoz
2005
Erica Katherine Knight
La política del abismo, coronaci{226)}on y la libertad de Hannah Arendt