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An Awareness of Debts: Dark Academia and Its Source-Texts
A Thesis Theatre by Laurel M. Stevens Friday, March 22, 2024 at 10:00 AM Eastern: Register here Abstract: Dark Academia (DA), as a genre, is an offshoot of academic fiction that has become prominent over the last decade. After defining DA and exploring its roots, I dive into Intertextuality to ask why modern authors have…
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Thesis Theater: Kira Tregoning, “More Complicated Than They Seem: The Semantic and Narrative Meaning in Homeric Epithets”
Join us on October 6 at 2pm ET for a Thesis Theater that explores the meaning of Homer’s epithets!
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Thesis Theater: Gina Petrone, “‘Let Me In!’ Vampirism in Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights”
Join us on August 1 at 6pm ET for a Thesis Theater that explores Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights!
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Thesis Theater: Patrick Lyon, “Merry Old Englyn: The Familiar and the Strange in The Old English Rhyming Poem”
Join us on July 30 at 3pm ET for a Thesis Theater that explores Old English literature!
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Thesis Theater: Christoph Schabert, “Mágus saga jarls: A Digital Edition”
Join us on July 29 at 2pm ET for a Thesis Theater that explores Old Norse-Icelandic literature!