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Spring 2016

Demoskoff, A. Joy

This dissertation explores the practice of public penance as a way of thinking about the relationship between the Russian Orthodox Church and the Russian state during the imperial period. Public penance has a long tradition in the history of the Eastern Church and often took the form of...

1999

Falconer, John Robert Douglas

2008

Mawdsley, Stephen Edward

Fall 2021

Sarah Elizabeth Hollaender

This study focuses on the private portraits of women as goddesses and heroines in cross-gendered dress – Omphale, Penthesilea, Virtus, Diana, Atalante, as well as the demythologized versions thereof – which were set-up in funerary contexts of Rome especially, between the late 1st and early 4th...

2005

McMillan, Heather Ellen

Fall 2018

Vynnyk, Oksana

This dissertation analyzes how various groups of disabled soldiers, the government, and society in interwar Poland dealt with the traumatic experiences and consequences of the Great War. Treating “disability” as a socially constructed notion, it explores the political, medical, and architectural...

2008

Rowe, Allan

Fall 2019

Vavasour-Williams, Jeffrey C.

Since the end of the Cold War, there has frequently been a gap between the expectations of American foreign-policy decision-makers and the reality of subsequent events. Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush entered office with a high degree of optimism about the United States’ capacity, as...

Fall 2006

Pamonag, Febe Dalipe

Fall 2019

Chen, Xin

Japanese Protestant overseas missions were important parts of twentieth-century Protestant global missions. They have received little attention in the English-language scholarship on World Christianity because, in this scholarship, East Asian Protestants have been considered generally as...