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2003-2004 English Program Prizes and Awards
Dissertation Prizes * Dissertation-Year Awards * Graduate Center Awards
Dissertation Prizes
The Alumni and Doctoral Faculty Prize for the Most Distinguished Dissertation of the Year:
Jennifer Bernstein
"American Antinomianisms from Anne Hutchinson to Pragmatism"
Dissertation Director: Professor Joan Richardson
Christopher Iannini
"Fatal Revolutions: U.S. Natural Histories of the Greater
Caribbean, 1707-1856"
Dissertation Director: Professor William Kelly
The Robert Adams Day Prize for the Best Dissertation Involving Interdisciplinary Work:
Marianne Giordani
"The Sublime: A Modern Trope for Literary Value and Poetic
Reform"
Dissertation Director: Professor Joan Richardson
Lauren Kozol
"Forging Creation: Avant-Garde Collaborations Between the
World Wars"
Dissertation Director: Professor Felicia Bonaparte
The Adrienne Auslander Munich Prize for the Best Dissertation Involving Women's Writing:
Jennifer N. Brown
"A Critical Edition of and Commentary on MS Douce 114: The
Middle English
Vitae of Elizabeth of Spalbeek, Christina Mirabilis,
and Marie d'Oignies"
Dissertation Directors: Professors Michael Sargent and Scott Westrem
The Irving Howe Prize for the Best Dissertation Involving Politics and Literature:
Lara Kwalbrun
"Playing God's Chosen: Protestants, Jews, and Sixteenth-Century
Drama"
Dissertation Director: Professor Richard McCoy
Sarah Fleming Relyea
"Outsider Citizens The Remaking of Postwar Identity in Wright,
Beauvoir, and Baldwin"
Dissertation Director: Professor Nancy K. Miller
The David Gordon Prizes for the Best Dissertations in 20th Century Studies:
Gregory Erickson
"Reading in the Dark: Modernism and the Absence of God"
Dissertation Director: Professor Mary Ann Caws
The Alfred Kazin Prize for the Best Dissertation in American Literature and Culture:
Tom Cerasulo
"Writers Like Me: Fitzgerald, West, Parker, Schulberg, and
Hollywood"
Dissertation Director: Professor Marc Dolan
David Humphries
"Different Dispatches: Journalism in American Modernist Prose"
Dissertation Director: Professor Joan Richardson
The Thomas Healy Prize for the Best Dissertation in Poetry and Poetics:
Margaret M. Nelson
"Women, the New York School, and Other True Abstractions"
Dissertation Director: Professor Wayne Koestenbaum
Melvin Dixon Prize for the Best Dissertation in African-American
Studies:
Ira Dworkin
"American Hearts: African-American Writing on the Congo,
1890-1915"
Director: Professor Michele Wallace
The Paul Monette Prize for the Best Dissertation in Gay
and Lesbian Studies
Michelle Ann Abate
"'Tom/Boys': The Racialization of White Tomboys in American
Women's Fiction,
1840-1950"
Dissertation Director: Professor David S. Reynolds
The Alfred Gordon Prize for Distinguished Work in Medieval
Studies
Christina Christoforatou
"Visualizing Medieval Otherworlds in Greco-Byzantine Romances"
Dissertation Director: Professor Scott Westrem
The Alfred Gordon Prize for Distinguished Work in Early
Modern Studies
Mark R. Kelley
"Poetics of Lament: John Milton and the Influence of Euripedes"
Dissertation Director: Professor Joseph Wittreich
Dissertation-Year Awards
The Alumni and Faculty Dissertation Year Award
Christina Mohler
"Where are the Women? Deconstructing Male Homoerotic Desire
in Early Modern England"
Dissertation Director: Professor Mario DiGangi
Shawn O'Toole
"Novel Habits: Eliot, Meredith, James, Wool."
Dissertation Director: Professor Rachel Brownstein
The Millennium Dissertation Year Award
Christine Pichini
"Being-sent: Maternal Correspondence in the Works of Marcel
Proust, Marianne Moore, Elizabeth Bishop, Joseph Cornell, and
Ray Johnson"
Dissertation Director: Professor Wayne Koestenbaum
Eric Tribunella
" Melancholia and the Contemporary American Bildungsroman
for Children and Adolescents"
Dissertation Director: Professor Steven Kruger
The Morton Cohen Dissertation Year Travel Awards
June Dunn
"Troubled Houses: Irish Women Writing the Great War"
Dissertation Director: Professor Jane Marcus
The Lynn Kadison Dissertation Year Awards for Service
Vincent Bissonette
"The Passions of the Philosopher: Coleridge and the
Eighteenth-Century Discourse of the Passions"
Dissertation Director: Professor Blanford Parker
Diana Polley
"Transhistorical Emerson: Republic of the Spirit in Twain,
James, Wharton, and Cather"
Dissertation Director: Professor William Kelly
Graduate Center Awards
Mario Cappelloni Dissertation Fellowship
Crystal Benedicks
"Spasmodic Bodies and Victorian Poetics: Reconsidering the
Taint of Spasmodicism"
Dissertation Director: Professor Anne Humpherys
MAGNET Dissertation Fellowships
Jonathan Gray
"To Reveal Our Better Selves: Liberal White Writers' Response to the Challenges
of the Civil Rights Movement"
Dissertation Director: Professor Robert Reid-Pharr
Ronaldo Wilson
"Black Bodies Black Field(s): Twentieth-Century and Contemporary Poetics of the
Black Body in African American Poetry and Visual Culture"
Dissertation Director: Professor Meena Alexander
Andrew Silk Dissertation Fellowship
Ann Wallace
"Inscribed in Skin: Gender, Trauma, and Marked Bodies"
Dissertation Director: Professor Nancy K. Miller
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