GSLL Honors Theses, 2014-2015
| Honors Theses 2014-2015 |
|---|
Mary-Grayson Brook“Disrupted Realities: Heinrich von Kleist’s Familial Fantastic” |
Graham Kirby“Nationhood in Germany since 1945” |
John “Forrest” Finch“Pedagogical Eros in Modernity: An Investigation of the Relationship Between Jakob and Herr Benjamenta in Robert Walser’s Jakob von Gunten: Ein Tagebuch” |
Alexandra Talbert“Between Autonomy and Dissolution: The Aesthetics of Greek Tragedy in the Works of A.W. Schlegel and Friedrich Nietzsche” |
Meghan Hersh“The Acquisition of German Verb-Selected Prepositions and Derivational Prefixes in Adult Native English Speakers” |
Karina McCorkle“Those Strange Moscow Ladies: Queer Identity in the Poetry of Tsvetaeva and Parnok” |
Jasmine Trinks“The Poet Takes Himself Apart on Stage: Vladimir Mayakovsky’s Poetic Personae in “Vladimir Mayakovsky: Tragediia” and “Misteriia-buff”” |