French Studies Fellows:
2022 | Abigail Fields, “The Literary Field: Agriculture and the Rural Imaginary in the Nineteenth-Century Novel” |
2020 | Madison Mainwaring, “Reclaiming the Silences of Dance: Woman and Ballet in Nineteenth-Century Paris” |
2018 | Kaliane Ung, “Wounded Writings: Joë Bousquet, Hervé Guibert, Violette Leduc, Simone Weil” |
2016 | Laure Astourian, "Outside the Metropolitan Frame: The Nouvelle Vague and the Foreign, 1954-1968" |
2014 | Elizabeth Leet, "Women, Horses, and the Coming-Together of Species in High Medieval Literature" |
2012 | Jillian Rogers, "Grieving through Music in Interwar France: Maurice Ravel and his Circle, 1914-1934" |
2010 | Eve Morisi, "Literature at the Limits: The Poetics and Ethics of Capital Punishment in the Works of Hugo, Baudelaire, and Camus" |
2008 | Carolyn Yerkes, "The Paradox of Precision: Architectural Drawing between Ancients and Moderns" |
2006 | Alicia Levin, "Seducing Paris: Piano Virtuosos and Artistic Identity, 1820-1848" |
2004 | Camille Robcis, "Rethinking the Family: Psychoanalysis, Anthropology, and the Problem of Kinship in Post-WWII France" |
2002 | Sarah Hurlburt, "Montaigne in the 19th Century: Reception, Publication and Education" |
2000 | Jenny Lefcourt, "Keeping Watch on Leisure: French Cinema as 'Parisian Populism,' 1920-1939" |
1998 | Alison Murray, a study of the representation of Africa in French documentary films from the interwar period |
1996 | Judith Surkis, "Virile Politics: Masculinity and Ideology in Interwar France" |
1994 | Yael R. Schlick, "Rewriting the Exotic: Mille, Segalen, and the Emergence of Literature Coloniale" |
1992 | Barbara E. I. Knauff, a study of multilingualism in French late 17th- and 18th- century imaginary voyages |
1990 | Astrid I. Hustvedt, a study of the construction of femininity in late nineteenth- century France |
1988 | Anne Catherine Vila, a study of the influence of medicine and natural philosophy on the fiction of the French Enlightenment |
1986 | Jody M. Enders, a study of the relevance of rhetorical theories of composition to medieval drama |
1984 | Maura Aiken Daly, a study of Gnosticism in modern French literature, particularly in the works of Simone Weil |
1982 | Sara Reva Horowitz, the relationship between muteness and its variations in post-Holocaust fiction in post-war France |
1980 | Amy Lucille Varin, a study of the various works on St. Guenole in French, Breton, and Latin, in both literary and folk traditions |
1978 | Barbara Jane Meyer, a study of the interrelationship between French Surrealism and modern scientific concepts |
1976 | Barbara J. Ford, a study of the language and themes of the Maximes of La Rochefoucaud |
1974 | Brigitte Cazelles, a study of medieval French literature |
1972 | Margaret Charlotte Ward |
1970 | Elana Joyce Klausner |
1968 | Cathleen McCollom |
1966 | Mary Ann Ignatius |
1964 | Carol Carter |
1962 | Olga Bernal |
1960 | Rose Abendstern |
1958 | Janet Taylor Letts |
1955 | Josephine L. Ott |
1951 | Marion Henderson |
1947 | Amelia Clara Murdoch |
1943 | Blanche Price |
1939 | Alice B. Critchett |
Greek Studies Fellows:
2021 2019 2017 |
Camille Reiko Acosta, "Death and Migration in Classical Athens" Jessica Lamont, "Health and Healing in Classical Athens" Katherine Harrington, “Women’s Labor and the Market in Classical and Hellenistic Greece” |
2015 | Anna Sitz, "What's in a Name? Conceptualizing Temples in Late Antique Greece and Asia Minor Through Inscriptions" |
2013 | Lela Urquhart, "Colonization, Religion and State Formation in the Archaic West Mediterranean" |
2011 | Tiziana D'Angelo, "Painting Death with the Colors of Life: Funerary Wall Paintings in Magna Graecia (IV-II BCE)" |
2009 | Michelle Jenkins, "Seekers of Wisdom, Lovers of Truth: A study of Plato's Philosopher" |
2007 | Pauline LeVen, "The Many-Headed Muse: Greek Lyric Culture in the Fourth Century BC" |
2005 | Denise Demetriou, "Negotiating Identity: Greek Multiethnic Emporia in the Archaic and Classical Mediterranean" |
2003 | Brooke Holmes, "Mimesis of the Symptom: Readings of the Medical Body in Classical and Post-Classical Greek Literature" |
2001 | Melissa Mueller, "Speaking through Objects: Reciprocity and Gender in Euripides" |
1999 | Katarzyna B. Hagemajer, "Philobarbarismos: Greek Cultural Exchange with the East in the 4th Century B.C." |
1997 | Penelope Cecilia Papailias, "Amateur Scholars and the Writing of History in Greece" |
1995 | Nancy Darlene du Bois, "The Kinship of Vico and Plato: Paideia, Poetry and Providence" |
1993 | Melissa S. Lane, a study of Plato's The Statesman |
1991 | Martha Caroline Taylor, a study of the geographical dimensions of the Polis |
1989 | Stephanie Anne Nelson, a study of the idea of farming in Hesiod's Works and Days |
1987 | Liba Chaia Taub, a study of Ptolemy's cosmological ideas in relation to Greek scientific and philosophical traditions |
1985 | Lavinia Edgarda Lorch, a study of the odes in Euripides' Helen, Iphigenia in Tauris, and Alestis |
1983 | Ellen Rice, a study of the social history of the island of Rhodes and the Rhodian Peraea in present southwest Turkey |
1981 | Barbara R. Pavlock, a study of the Hellenistic Greek epic, the Argonautica of Apolloniusof Rhodes |
1979 | Kathy Eden, a study of the relationship between legal procedure and classical tragedy |
1977 | Barbara Burrell, a study of the Greek cities of Roman Asia which had received the neokoria title |
1975 | Sylvia Grace Brown, an interpretive study of three Euripidean plays |
1973 | Elizabeth Asmis |
1971 | Tilevalu Frymer |
1969 | Marcia Esther Weinstein |
1967 | Bettie Lucille Forte |
1965 | Nancy Dorothy Dersofi |
1963 | Joan Bywood |
1961 | Elizabeth N. Fuff |
1959 | Rita Mae Fleischer |
1953 | Eva T. H. Brann |
1949 | Chrysonla P. Cardaras |
1947 | Helen North |
1945 | Elizabeth Wyckoff |