Dissertations

• 

Author, Title, or Publisher

Related Fields - Any -16th Century17th Century18th Century19th Century20th Century21st CenturyAccess and InclusionAestheticsAffectAfricanAfrican AmericanAmericanAmerican Indian/Native AmericanAnthropologyApplied LinguisticsArchivesArt HistoryAsian AmericanAutobiography, Biography, and Life WritingBilingualismBritishCanadianCaribbeanChicana/oCognitive ScienceComicsCommunicationCommunityComparative LiteratureCreative WritingCritical Race TheoryCritical TheoryCultureDecolonialDiaspora StudiesDigital HumanitiesDigital LiteracyDisabilityDiscourse AnalysisDramaEcocriticismEducationEnglishEnvironmentExperimentalFeminism and Feminist TheoryFilm/CinemaGenderGenre TheoryGlobal EnglishGlobal StudiesHistoryHistory of the English LanguageIdeologyIndigenousIntellectual HistoryJewish StudiesLanguageLanguage PedagogyLanguage PolicyLatin AmericanLatino/a StudiesLawLinguisticsLiteracyLiterary CriticismLiteratureMedia StudiesMedievalMiddle EnglishModernismMultilingualismMusicNarrative AnalysisNationalismNew MediaNonfiction ProseNovel/Prose FictionOld EnglishPedagogyPerformance StudiesPhilosophyPoetry and PoeticsPolitical SciencePopular CulturePostcolonialPostmodernPsychologyPublic ScholarshipPublics/Public SpheresQueer StudiesRace and EthnicityRenaissanceResearch MethodsRhetoric and CompositionRhetorical TheoryRomanticismScience and TechnologyScience FictionSecond Language AcquisitionSexualityShakespeareSociolinguisticsSpace/PlaceTESOL/Teaching English to Speakers of Other LanguagesTextual StudiesTheater HistoryTransatlanticTranslation and InterpretationTransnationalUrban StudiesVisual CultureWar and TerrorWomen WritersWriting PedagogyWriting Systems

Author/Title	Research Type	Related Fields
DeBlassie, Maria. From the Philosophical Wanton to the Respectable Lady: Rewriting the Female Intellectual's Moral, Sexual, and Political Identities in the Courtship Novel, 1790-1850. 2012. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.	Graduate, Dissertations	18th Century, 19th Century, Feminism and Feminist Theory, Gender, Novel/Prose Fiction, Women Writers
Holmberg, David Thomas. Prying, Peeping, Peering: The Voyeuristic Gaze in Late-Nineteenth-Century American Literary Naturalism. 2012. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.	Graduate, Dissertations	19th Century, American, Gender, Literature, Sexuality, Visual Culture
McCollum, Jennifer. Animation and Reanimation in the Victorian Gothic. 2012. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.	Graduate, Dissertations	19th Century, Gender, Literature, Race and Ethnicity
Russell, Lindsay Rose. Women in the English Language Dictionary. 2012. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.	Graduate, Dissertations	Culture, Gender, History, History of the English Language, Rhetorical Theory
Chang, Edmond Y. Technoqueer: Re/Con/Figuring Posthuman Narratives. 2012. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.	Graduate, Dissertations	American, Culture, Gender, Literature, New Media, Popular Culture, Queer Studies, Race and Ethnicity, Science and Technology
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
Reddinger, Amy. Domestic Inversions, Domestic Interventions: Mapping the Postwar Formation of Home, School, and Family. 2007. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.	Graduate, Dissertations	American, Culture, Discourse Analysis, Gender, Literature, Nationalism, Race and Ethnicity, Rhetorical Theory, Urban Studies
Reddinger, Amy. Domestic Inversions, Domestic Interventions: Mapping the Postwar Formation of Home, School, and Family, University of Washington, 2007.	Graduate, Dissertations	American, Culture, Discourse Analysis, Gender, Nationalism, Race and Ethnicity, Sexuality
Adams, Helane. "Powers from the Deep": Ethnic Cultural Memory and Wholeness Theory in Fiction by African American and Chicana Women. 2002. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.	Graduate, Dissertations	African American, American, Chicana/o, Gender, History, Race and Ethnicity, Women Writers
Adams, Helane. "Powers from the Deep": Ethnic Cultural Memory and Wholeness Theory in Fiction by African American and Chicana Women, University of Washington, 2002.	Graduate, Dissertations	African American, American, Chicana/o, Feminism and Feminist Theory, Gender, Race and Ethnicity, Women Writers