Students will present research from their final projects for the senior seminar, "George Eliot's MIddlemarch" during the next three classes. Take a look at these excellent projects.
Wednesday, April 23
- Will Corliss - “Middlemarch Reimagined: A Written Amendment of Mr. Casaubon’s Last Will and Testament”
- Emma Cahill - “Combining Literary Worlds: Jane Austen & George Eliot, Intertwined”
- Amanda McKean - “Media Overload and Empathic Distress: Grounding Oneself in Middlemarch’s Web”
- Riley Nelson - "Middlemarch and the Ordinary Life"
Monday, April 28
- Catherine Piergiovanni
- Mickey Wilcox - “Middlemarch’s Unnoticed Sympathy”
- Sam Allen - “Marriage, Feminism, and Middlemarch”
- Emily Hanlon - “'Nobody thinks Mr. Ladislaw a proper husband for you': Knowledge, Gender, and Romantic Relationships in Middlemarch"
Wednesday, April 30
- Matthew Sabol - “Perception of and Responses to Female Morality in George Eliot’s Middlemarch”
- Will Harlan - “You Are Your Own Worst Enemy: The Tragedy of Introspection in George Eliot’s Middlemarch”
- Carlos Alvarez - “Definition, Value, & Appreciating the World Around You”
- Mary Bondurant - “Perspectives and Misunderstandings”
- Madeleine Brooks- “A Woven Middlemarch”
