School of Humanities and Sciences
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Linda Galvane
Ph.D. Student in Japanese, admitted Autumn 2012
Current Research and Scholarly InterestsMy current doctoral dissertation marks the first critical examination of modern and contemporary Japanese literature through the lens of excrement as a literary and rhetorical device. I argue that excremental rhetoric, more than any other subject matter, has a unique potential to illuminate the multiplicity of discourses that play out within literary production because the stigmatized status of excrement always necessitates engagement with multiple discourses.
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Melissa Hosek
Ph.D. Student in Chinese, admitted Autumn 2015
Coordinator, EA Workshop, East Asian Languages and CulturesBioMelissa Hosek is a PhD student specializing in modern Chinese literature. Her research interests include science fiction, aesthetics, nationalism, environmental humanities, and the digital humanities.
