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On the ShelfALUMNI PUBLICATIONSChoral Identity and the Chorus ofElders in Greek TragedyU.S. Dhuga, M.A. ’02, M.Phil. ’05, Ph.D. ’06, ClassicsThrough a close reading of the speech, song,and choreography among choruses of elders inGreek tragedy, U. S. Dhuga overturns previousassumptions, arguing that they are not socially marginalbut rather central to the tragic action.Backward Ran SentencesThomas Vinciguerra, CC ’85, J ’86, MA ’90, Englishand Comparative LiteratureIn his biographical sketch of Wolcott Gibbs, thelongtime theater critic for The New Yorker, Vinciguerragathers a generous sampling of his finestwork across an impressive range of genres, bringing abrilliant, multitalented writer of incomparable wit to anew age of readers.Nation and Nurture in Seventeenth-Century EnglishLiteratureRachel Trubowitz, M.A. ’77, M.Phil. ’80, Ph.D. ’85,English and Comparative LiteratureConnecting changing seventeenth-centuryEnglish views of maternal nurture to the rise ofthe modern nation, Rachel Trubowitz demonstratesthat shifting perspectives on Judeo-Christianrelations deeply informed the period’s reassessmentof “body politic.”Link back to contents page34 Superscript
The Cultural Politics of Twentieth-Century SpanishTheaterCarey Kasten, M.A. ’99, M.Phil. ’03, Ph.D. ’06,Spanish and PortugueseCarey Kasten argues that twentieth-century artistsused the Golden Age Eucharist play, knownas autos sacramentales, to reassess the waypolitics and the arts interact in the Spanish nation’spast and present, and to posit new ideas for futurerelations between the state and the national cultureindustry.An Unexpected GuestAnne Korkeakivi, M.A. ’86, English and ComparativeLiteratureAdebut novel with echoes of Virginia Woolf’sMrs. Dalloway, An Unexpected Guest demonstrateshow even the simple act of hosting adinner party can be bound up with the complexities ofthe age of terrorism.Superscript 35Link back to contents page
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