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Student Interdisciplinary Research Panel<br />

Sponsored by Hanbury Evans Wright Vlattas + Company<br />

Friday, October 22<br />

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM<br />

Marriott Tower 2nd Floor, Basie Ballroom C1<br />

First, Gen<br />

Potpourri: the Second Amendment, Anglo-Irish Relations, and a Psychoanalytic Reading<br />

of Dalí<br />

Moderator: Hallie Savage, NCHC past president (2008)<br />

Supreme Misinterpretation: How the Supreme Court Got Heller Wrong<br />

Alan R. Gray, Florida Atlantic University *<br />

This paper evaluates the Supreme Court’s ruling in District of Columbia v. Heller, namely, that<br />

the Second Amendment confers an individual right to bear arms. It evaluates the circumstances<br />

surrounding the ratification of the Second Amendment and traces relevant case law in deciding<br />

whether the Court ultimately ‘got it right.’<br />

Painting the Unconscious: Dalí, Psychoanalysis and Surrealism<br />

Charis Talcott, Emerson <strong>College</strong> *<br />

Prompted by an interest in the progression of art history, I explore the connection between<br />

psychoanalytic thought and the artistic movement of Surrealism. I study the historical and<br />

theoretical factors that led up to Surrealism and focus on close readings of Salvador Dalí’s<br />

paintings for reference.<br />

The Effects of the British and Irish Political Leaders on Irish Home Rule<br />

Erin E. Wise, Eastern Illinois University *<br />

Great Britain attempted to pass three different Home Rule bills for Ireland between 1886 and<br />

1912. This presentation examines the political leaders and parties involved in the attempted<br />

implementation of the Third Irish Home Rule Bill and explains why its failure was inevitable<br />

from the beginning.<br />

Forum on International Education<br />

Friday, October 22<br />

9:30 AM – 12:10 PM<br />

Muehlebach Tower Main Level, Truman A<br />

First, Gen, Lg, Sm, Two<br />

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