Dana-Allen Dissertation Fellowships

Baroque Genres: Theorizing the Early Modern Spanish Picaresque through Miguel de Cervantes

Animal Endings: Species Necropolitics in Contemporary Transnational Literature

Citizenship, Political Crisis, and Witness: Comparative Readings of Post-WWII and Post-dictatorship Testimony

“Pas de Deux”: Cold War Ballet Exchanges and Franco-Soviet Cultural Interaction, 1953-1975

The Politics of Ainu Cultural Production within the Japanese Empire, 1886-1937

Historiopoetics in Early Modern Spain: Remembering Anglo-Spanish Encounters, 1587-1623

Popular Music and Resistance in Occupied France, 1940-1944

The Question of the Early Modern Public: Consensus and its Limits in the English Literary Renaissance

Away/With the Pest: Biosocial Abjection and Subject Formation in China, 1930s-1980s

The Place With No Edge: Boundaries and Permeability in the Mississippi River Delta, 1845-2010