| Author/Title |
Research Type |
Related Fields |
| Meany, Alexandra Lee. Urban Removal: Post-war U.S. Multi-Ethnic Literatures and Geographies of Struggle. 2024. University of Washington, PhD dissertation. |
Graduate, Dissertations |
History, Nonfiction Prose, Novel/Prose Fiction, Race and Ethnicity, Space/Place, Urban Studies |
| Howard, Matthew. Race, Place, & Space: Historicizing Blackness & Mobility. 2022. University of Washington, PhD dissertation. |
Graduate, Dissertations |
African American, Culture, History, Novel/Prose Fiction, Race and Ethnicity, Space/Place |
| Heberling, Lydia M. California Indians Dreamin': Formal and Aesthetic Innovations in Pacific Coast Native Literatures and Arts. 2021. University of Washington, PhD dissertation. |
Graduate, Dissertations |
20th Century, 21st Century, Culture, Decolonial, Indigenous, Literature, Space/Place |
| De Vos, Laura M. Spirals of Transformation: Turtle Island Indigenous Social Movements and Literatures. 2020. University of Washington, PhD dissertation. |
Graduate, Dissertations |
American Indian/Native American, Culture, Indigenous, Literature, Space/Place |
| Smith, Alexandra V. Writing the Street: Discourses of Choice, Agency, and Mobility in Twentieth Century Street Lit. 2019. University of Washington, PhD dissertation. |
Graduate, Dissertations |
20th Century, African American, American, Jewish Studies, Literature, Race and Ethnicity, Space/Place, Urban Studies |
| LeMesurier, Jennifer. Bodies that Move You: the Rhetorical Force of the Dancing Body. 2014. University of Washington, PhD dissertation. |
Graduate, Dissertations |
Pedagogy, Rhetoric and Composition, Rhetorical Theory, Space/Place |
| Trujillo, Simon Ventura. Forgotten Pueblos: La Alianza Federal de Mercedes and the Cultural Politics of Indo-Hispano. 2013. University of Washington, PhD dissertation. |
Graduate, Dissertations |
American Indian/Native American, Archives, Chicana/o, History, Nationalism, Political Science, Space/Place, Transnational |
| Gairola, Rahul Krishna. Queering Home: Neoliberal Biopolitics and Diasporic Reappropriations in the Cultural Texts of Michelle Cliff, Hanif Kureishi, Jessica Hagedorn, and Jackie Kay. 2009. University of Washington, PhD dissertation. |
Graduate, Dissertations |
American, British, Caribbean, Culture, Diaspora Studies, Modernism, Postcolonial, Queer Studies, Space/Place, Transnational |
