Event Type: Conversations
Date
May 7, 2019

Location

Deutsches Haus, 420 W 116th St


Time
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm

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The Institute for Comparative Literature and Society at Columbia University proudly presents the senior theses of the Class of 2019. Congratulations to all graduates and their advisors on the completion of this project.

The Institute for Comparative Literature and Society at Columbia University presents the senior theses of the Class of 2019. Congratulations to all the graduates and their advisors on the completion of this project.

Benjamin Bieser, Advisor: Matthew Sandler Expressive Flesh: Semiotic Afterlives, Insistent Excess

Kayla Schiffer, Advisor: Dennis Tenen

Endometriosis Storytelling through Self-Tracked Data: An Integrative Analysis of Digital Experience, Illness Narratives, and Clinical Encounters

Claudia Focacci Polgar, Advisor: Brian O’Keeffe Narrative, Trauma, and the Female Brain: An Analysis of Post-Concussion Syndrome via Trauma Studies, Psychoanalysis, and Medical Science.

Alessandra Gest, Advisor: Valentina Izmirlieva

“And in the land of the dead, delightful sunburn arms don’t exist”: Crossing the River Styx in Osip Mandelstam’s Tristia

 

Sandra Goldstein Lehnert, Advisor: Julie Crawford

The Mesh: Joyning Margaret Cavendish’s Blazing World and Shelley Jackson’s Patchwork Girl

 

Anna Hennigan, Advisor: Mark Anderson

Monument and Memory: Hans Haacke and W.G. Sebald Engaging Architecture

 

Michael Ivan Pusic, Advisor: Branka Arsic

The Necessary Angel: The Epistemology of the Hero in Wallace Stevens’s Parts of a World

Clare Jamieson, Advisor: Vasily Lvov

Articulating Gender in Contemporary Russia

 

Emma Kenny-Pessia, Advisor: Matthew Jones

Not a Genetic Panopticon, but a Genetic Highway: Using a Deleuzian Framework to Illuminate the Paradox of Freedom and Control in the Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing Sector

 

Ralitsa-Kona Kalfas, Advisor: Ronald Bayer

Investigation of the Urban-American Public Health Framework: Implications of the Revival of the Tuberculosis Epidemic in New York City during the 1980s and 1990s

Rylee Carrillo-Waggoner, Advisors: Joseph Slaughter, Sarah bin Tyeer, Dennis Tenen

The Centre Cannot Hold: The Significance of Things Fall Aparton Western Lists of Literature

Sofia Nina-Bernardes Martins, Advisor: Karen Benezra

A New Nation in the Lens: Embrafilme, Cinema and

State Cultural Policy During the Brazilian Military Dictatorship

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