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Robertson, Carol. “Let Them Read”— The Protestant Invitation for New Communities of Readers and Hearers to Engage with Hard Ancient Texts in the English Reformation/Renaissance Era. 2023. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.	Graduate, Dissertations	16th Century, Culture, Ideology, Renaissance, Translation and Interpretation
Hotz, Alysse Jaclyn. Diversity, Temporality, Population: The Securitization of the Democratic Pastorate and the Rise of the Racial Liberal Security State. 2022. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.	Graduate, Dissertations	American, Culture, Education, History, Ideology, Race and Ethnicity, War and Terror
Eskew, Joshua. The Epistemic Stance and the Rhetorical Stance: A Frequency Analysis of Modal Verb Usage and Rhetorical Technique in Expert Witness Testimony. 2022. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.	Graduate, Dissertations	Discourse Analysis, Ideology, Law, Linguistics, Philosophy, Rhetorical Theory
Marini, Melissa. Rocking the Boat and Sinking the Ark: The Humanist Novel as Vehicle for the Victorian Religious Crisis. 2015. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.	Graduate, Dissertations	19th Century, Ideology, Novel/Prose Fiction, Science and Technology
Featherman, Christopher M. Networked Identifications: Constructing Identities and Ideologies in the 2009 Iranian Election Protests. 2013. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.	Graduate, Dissertations	Communication, Discourse Analysis, Global English, Ideology, New Media, Political Science, Publics/Public Spheres
Hisayasu, Curtis Toyo. Strangers in the City: U.S. Liberalism, Literary Realism, and the Politics of Illegibility. 2013. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.	Graduate, Dissertations	American, Culture, Ideology, Nationalism, Political Science
Wygant, Christina D. "The Twice Told Tale": Colonial Love Plots, Slavery, and Racial Ideology in Editorial Versions of John Gabriel Stedman's "Narrative of a Five Years Expedition Against the Revolted Negroes of Surinam". 2010. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.	Graduate, Dissertations	18th Century, British, Critical Race Theory, Gender, History, Ideology, Race and Ethnicity, Textual Studies