Past Thesis Topics
Year | Title | Joint concentration (if applicable) |
2025 | ||
2025 | The Human Cost: Towards a Relational Account of Consumer Responsibility | Philosophy |
2025 | Surviving Girlhood: Understanding Black Girls’ Adaptive Behaviors to Oppressive Power Structures and their Implications on Early Adulthood | Sociology |
2025 | Open Up: Stories | English |
2025 | The Fairy Tales of Alycia Esperanza: A Creative Exploration of Trauma through Fantasy | English |
2025 | The Tool | |
2025 | Smoky Mountain Rainbow: A Queer Appalachian Memoir | English |
2025 | She Won’t Be Saved: The Evangelical Woman Trapped in Legalized Gender-Based Violence | Religion |
2025 | What's More Punk Than a Library? The Connection Between Conservative Politics, Moral Panic, and Book Bans on Transgender Children’s Literature | Philosophy |
2025 | Sex (Miss)-Ed: the Battle Over Sex Education in Texas Public Schools | Social Studies |
2024 | ||
2024 | The Making of a Woman's World: A Policy Paper Proposing the Creation of a Cabinet-Level Position for Women's Rights in the U.S. | Government |
2024 | Border(ed) Fictions: 21st Century Migration Narratives as Counter-Archives | History and Literature |
2024 | “If Their Hair Is Pink, It’ll Be a Damn Good Drink”: The Trans Labor of Care and the Cafe Unionization Movement | Government |
2024 | How We Got These Scars: Abject Embodiment and Posthuman Possibility in Online Joker/Original Female Character Fanfiction | English |
2024 | Victimize, Romanticize, Transsexualize: Trans Women Protagonists in Detransition, Baby by Torrey Peters and Nevada by Imogen Binnie | English |
2024 | Transing as Method in Theory, at Harvard, and in Disability Histories | History and Science |
2024 | Through Mother's Milk | History and Science |
2023 | ||
2023 | Queering the Lotus Blossom: Queered Time and the Racialization of Asian Femininity | |
2023 | Classics War, Cold War, Culture War: Exploring the New Traditionalist Paradigm in the Battle for American Education | Classics |
2023 | The Reign of the Welfare Queen | Government |
2023 | Dietrich’s Dolls: The Postcolonial New Woman and the Creation of Marlene Dietrich’s Image from 1929-1932 | History & Literature |
2023 | Singing Sexuality: How Jewish Wedding Bards Shaped Communal Values in 19th Century Imperial Russia | History & Literature |
2023 | Not the Master’s Tool: An Evaluation of Intersectional Theory in Anti- Discrimination Law | Social Studies |
2023 | Peddling and Performing Racialized Sexuality: An Exploration of Asian Woman Porn Performers’ Narratives | Social Studies |
2023 | Prison and Jail Birthworkers: Towards Radical Care for the Pregnant and Incarcerated | Social Studies |
2023 | State v. DeLavallade: Reading Judicial Narratives and the Black Family Archive | Social Studies |
2023 | Com’Era Verde La Mia Valle: Using Ethnography to Expand Essentialized Gender Roles in the Italian Agritourism | Sociology |
2023 | Pandora’s Pill Box: Gendered ADHD Patienthood, Past and Present | Sociology |
2023 | HORIZON: The Bodies We Forget | Theater, Dance & Media |
2023 | Unbind this Book, Unstitch this Body | Theater, Dance & Media |
2022 | ||
2022 | Plastic to Pixels: Commodified Fantasies of Femininity from Barbie to Virtual Influencers | |
2022 | To Witness a Revolutionary Love: Mainstream Media’s Impact on Black Lesbian Social Citizenship | African and African-American Studies |
2022 | “When and Where I Enter:” Preserving African American Women’s Histories Through Historic House Museums | African and African-American Studies |
2022 | From a Whisper to a Roar: Reproductive Justice as the Future of National Reproductive Advocacy | Government |
2022 | The Origins of Likhet: Gender, Colonialism, and Whiteness in Scandinavia from the Nineteenth Century to the Modern Day | Government |
2022 | A Woman’s Place is at the Convention: Feminists Within the Republican Party, 1972-1980 | History |
2022 | Mother Monster and Queen Bey: Racialized Gender Performance in the 2010s Careers of Lady Gaga and Beyoncé | History and Literature |
2022 | To the Stars, In the Closet: Attitudes toward Homosexuality in the United States Space Program, 1957-1987 | History and Science |
2022 | Because I Love You: Mothering as Praxis Toward a Black Feminist Politic of Futurity | Social Studies |
2022 | Single (M)Otherhood, “It’s Difficult, But I Can Do It:” Community-Building Practices for Single Mothers in Southeast Michigan | Social Studies |
2022 | What School May Not Teach, #LearnOnTikTok: (Mis)Education in TikTok’s Quasi-Curricula for American History and Sex Education | Social Studies |
2021 | ||
2021 | Gender Codes: Exploring Malaysia’s Gender Parity in Computer Science | Computer Science |
2021 | The Voice of Technology: Understanding The Work Of Feminine Voice Assistants and the Feminization of the Interface | Computer Science |
2021 | Whose Voices, Whose Values? Environmental Policy Effects Ofextra-Community Sovereignty Advocacy | Environmental Science and Public Policy |
2021 | “Felons, Not Families”: The Construction of Immigrant Criminality in Obama-Era Policies and Discourses, 2011-2016 | History and Literature |
2021 | Seeing Beyond the Binary: The Photographic Construction of Queer Identity in Interwar Paris and Berlin | History and Literature |
2021 | Iconic Market Women: The Unsung Heroines of Post-Colonial Ghana (1960s-1990s) | History and Literature: Ethnic Studies |
2021 | From Stove Polish to the She-E-O: The Historical Relationship Between the American Feminist Movement and Consumer Culture | Social Studies |
2021 | “Interstitial Existence,” De-Personification, and Black Women’s Resistance to Police Brutality | Social Studies |
2021 | #Metoo Meets #Blm: Understanding Black Feminist Anti-Violence Activism in the United States | Social Studies |
2021 | "Why Won’t Anyone Fight For Us?”: A Contemporary Class Analysis of the Positions and Politics of H-1b and H-4 Visa Holders | Social Studies |
2020 | ||
2020 | A Feminist Scientific Exploration of Minority Stress and Eating Pathology in Transgender Adolescents | |
2020 | From Decolonization to LGBTQ + Liberation: LGBTQ+ Activism, Colonial History and National Identity in Guyana | |
2020 | La Pocha, Sin Raíces / Spoiled Fruit, Without Roots: A Genealogy of Tejana Borderland Imaginaries | Anthropology |
2020 | Capturing Authenticity in Indian Transmasculine Identity: Design of a Novel Penile Prosthesis | Biomedical Engineering |
2020 | More Than Missing: Analyzing Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Policy Trajectories in the United States and Canada, 2015-2019 | Government |
2020 | “Almost Perfect”: The Cleansing and Erasure of Undocumented and Queer Identities through Performance of Model Families and Citizensh | History & Literature |
2020 | "He Needs a New Belt:” Queerness, Homonationalism, and the Racial and Sexual Dimensions of Passing in Israeli Cinema | History & Literature |
2020 | Our Healthy Bodies, Our Healthy Selves: Community Women's Health Centers as Collaborative Sites of Politics, Education, and Care | History of Science |
2020 | “No Way to Speak of Myself”: Lived and Literary Resistance to Gender in French | Romance Languages and Literatures |
2020 | Through Eastern European Eyes and Under the Western Gaze: The (Un)Feminist Face of the Russo-Ukrainian War | Slavic Languages and Literatures |
2020 | Subversion and Subordination: The Materialization of the YouTube Beauty Community in Everyday Reality | Social Studies |
2019 | ||
2019 | Mirror, Mirror, On The Wall, Why Can’t I See Myself At All?: A Close Reading of Children’s Picture Books Featuring Gender Expansive Children of Color | African and African-American Studies |
2019 | Dilating Health, Healthcare, and Well-Being: Experiences of LGBTQ+ Thai People | Biomedical Engineering |
2019 | The Consociationalist Culprit: Explaining Women’s Lack of Political Representation in Northern Ireland | Government |
2019 | Queering the Political Sphere: Play, Performance, and Civil Society with the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence in San Francisco, 1979-1999 | Government |
2019 | Playing With Power: Kink, Race, and Desire | History and Literature |
2019 | “Take Root:” Community Formation at the San Francisco Chinatown Branch Public Library, 1970s-1990s | History and Literature |
2018 | ||
2018 | Fetal Tomfoolery: Comedy, Activism, and Reproductive Justice in the Pro-Abortion Work of the Lady Parts Justice League | |
2018 | And They're Saying It's Because of the Internet: An Exploration of Sexuality Urban Legends Online | Folklore and Mythology |
2018 | (In)visibly Queer: Assessing Disparities in the Adjudication of U.S. LGBTQ Asylum Cases | Government |
2017 | ||
2017 | Enough for Today | |
2017 | Radical Appropriations: A Cultural History and Critical Theorization of Cultural Appropriation in Drag Performance | |
2017 | Surviving Safe Spaces: Exploring Survivor Narratives and Community-Based Responses to LGBTQ Intimate Partner Violence | |
2017 | “The Cruelest of All Pains”: Birth, Compassion, and the Female Body in The Book of Margery Kempe | English |
2017 | Virtually Normal? How “Initiation” Shapes the Pursuit of Modern Gay Relationships | Social Studies |
2017 | How Stigma Impacts Mental Health: The Minority Stress Model and Unwed Mothers in South Korea | Sociology |
2017 | The Future is Taken Care of: Care Robots, Migrant Workers, and the Re-production of Japanese Identity | Visual and Environmental Studies |
2016 | ||
2016 | Bodies on the Line: Empowerment through Collective Subjectification in Women's Rugby Culture | |
2016 | "In the Middle of the Movement": Advocating for Sexuality and Reproductive Health Rights in the Nonprofit Industrial Complex | Anthropology |
2016 | Breaking the Equator: Formation and Fragmentation of Gender and Race in Indigenous Ecuador | Social Studies |
2016 | Deconstructing the American Dream: Visually Imagined Communities in Kodak Advertisements and Shirley Cards in Post World War II American Culture | Visual and Environmental Studies |
2015 | ||
2015 | Imposing Consent: Past Paradigms, Gender Norms, and the Continuing Conflation of Health and Genital Appearance in Medical Practice for Intersex Infants | |
2015 | And I am Telling You, You Can’t Stop the Beat: Locating Narratives of Racial Crossover in Musical Theater | History and Literature |
2015 | Reality® Check: Shifting Discourses of “Female Empowerment” in the History of the Reality Female Condom, 1989-2000 | History and Science |
2015 | Dialectics of a Feminist Future | Literature |
2015 | Lesbian Against the Law: Indian Lesbian Activism and Film, 1987-2014 | Literature |
2015 | Talking Dirty: Using the Pornographic to Negotiate Sexual Discourse in Public and Private | Philosophy |
2015 | Wars Are Fought, They Are Also Told: A Study of 9/11 and the War on Terrorism in U.S. History Textbooks | Social Studies |
2014 | ||
2014 | Yoko as a Narrator in Nobuyoshi Araki’s Sentimental Journey and Tokyo is Autumn | |
2014 | Reading at an Angle: Theorizing Young Women Reading Science-Fictionally | English and American Literature |
2014 | “Are you Ready to be Strong?”: Images of Female Empowerment in 1990s Popular Culture | History and Literature |
2014 | Constructing the Harvard Man: Eugenics, the Science of Physical Education, and Masculinity at Harvard, 1879-1919 | History and Science |
2014 | Sex, Science, and Politics in the Sociobiology Debate | History and Science |
2014 | "A Little Bit of Sodomy in Me”: Disgust, Loss, and the Politics of Redemption in the American Ex-Gay Movement | Religion |
2014 | Art of Disturbance: Trans-Actions on the Stage of the US-Mexico Border | Romance Languages and Literatures |
2014 | “Too Important for Politics”: The Implications of “Autonomy” in the Indian Women’s Movement | Social Studies |
2014 | Yes, No, Maybe: The Politics of Consent Under Compulsory Sex-Positivity | Social Studies |
2013 | ||
2013 | Inside the Master's House: Gender, Sexuality, and the 'Impossible' History of Slavery in Jamaica, 1753-1786 | |
2013 | Illuminating the Darkness Beneath the Lamp: Im Yong-sin’s Disappearance from History and Rewriting the History of Women in Korea’s Colonial Period (1910-1945) | East Asian Languages and Civilizations |
2013 | "How to Survive a Plague": Navigating AIDS in Mark Doty's Poetry | English and American Literature |
2013 | Respectability's Girl: Images of Black Girlhood Innocence, 1920-2013 | History and Literature |
2013 | Defining Our Own Lives: The Racial, Gendered, and Postcolonial Experience of Black Women in the Netherlands | Social Studies |
2013 | Beyond Victim-Blaming: Strategies of Rape Response through Narrative | Sociology |
2012 | ||
2012 | From “Ultimate Females” to “Be(ing) Me”: Uncovering Australian Intersex Experiences and Perspectives | |
2012 | Modernity on Trial: Sodomy and Nation in Malaysia | |
2012 | Paht-Bing-Soo: Woven Accounts of Gender, Work and Motherhood in South Korea | |
2012 | Sexual Apartheid: Marginalized Identity(s) in South Africa's HIV/AIDS Interventions | |
2012 | The Pornographer's Tools: A Critical and Artistic Response to the Pornography of Georges Bataille and Anaïs Nin | |
2012 | Cerebral interhemispheric connectivity and autism: A laboratory investigation of Dkk3 function in the postmitotic development of callosal projection neuron subpopulations and a historical analysis of the reported male prevalence of autism and the “extreme male brain” theory | Stem Cell and Regenerative Biology |
2011 | ||
2011 | "Let's Just Invite Them In" versus "We Just Don't Have the Resources to Support You": Selective and Non-Selective College Administrators as Creators of Alcohol Policies and Practices, Campus Cultures, and Students' Identities, and Implications for Opportunities in Higher Education | |
2011 | Plaintiffs' Role in Reinventing Legal Arguments for Same-Sex Marriage | |
2011 | Facing Tijuana's Maquilas: An Inquiry into Embodied Viewership of the US-Mexico Border | Romance Languages and Literatures |
2011 | "The Woman Who Shouts": Coming to Voice as a Young Urban Female Leader | Social Studies |
2011 | Closet Communities: A Study of Queer Life in Cairo | Social Studies |
2011 | Redefining Survival: Statistics and the Language of Uncertainty at the Height of the AIDS Epidemic | Statistics |
2010 | ||
2010 | A Genealogy of Gay Male Representation from the Lavender Scare to Lavender Containment | |
2010 | More Than "Thoughts by the Way": Young Women and the Overland Journey Finding Themselves Through Narrative Voice, 1940-1870 | |
2010 | Que(e)rying Harvard Men, 1941-1951: A Project on Oral Histories | |
2010 | When Welfare Queens Speak: Survival Rhetoric in the Face of Domination | African and African American Studies |
2010 | ACT UP New York: Art, Activism and the AIDS Crisis, 1987-1993 | Visual and Environmental Studies |
2009 | ||
2009
| "Gay, Straight, or Lying?": The Cultural Silencing of Male Bisexuality in America | |
2009
| "I had never seen a beautiful woman with just one breast": Beauty and Norms of Femininity in Popular Breast Cancer Narratives | |
2009 | Diego Garcia: Islands of Empire, Archipelagos of Resistance | |
2009 | Zion Sexing Palestine | |
2009 | Are You Sisters?: Motherhood, Sisterhood, and the Impossible Black Lesbian Subject | African and African American Studies |
2009 | Girl Interpellated: Female Childhoods and the Trauma of Nationalist Subjectivity | History and Literature |
2009 | Breaching the Subject of Birth: An Examination of Undergraduate Women's Perceptions of "Alternative" Birthing Methods | Sociology |
2008 | ||
2008 | Biomedicalizing the Labor of Love: Narratives of Maternal Disability and Reproduction | |
2008 | Dis/locating the Margins: Gloria Anzaldúa and New Potential for Feminist Pedagogy | |
2008 | Mommy, Where Do Babies Come From? Egg Donation and Popular Constructions of Authentic Motherhood | |
2008 | Parallel Histories and Mutual Lessons: Advocates Negotiate Feminism and Domestic Violence Services in Immigrant Communities in Boston | |
2008 | SILENCE=DEATH: (Re)Presentations of "The AIDS Epidemic" 1981-1990 | |
2008 | The "Sparrow in the Cage": Images of the Emaciated Body in Representations of Anorexia Nervosa | |
2008 | Theater of the Abject: The Powers of Horror in Sarah Kane's Blasted | |
2008 | Toward a Participatory Framework for Inclusive Citizenship: Haitian Immigrant Women's Claim to Civic Space in Boston | |
2008 | "Keepin' it Real," Queering the Real: Queer Hip Hop and the Performance of Authenticity | African and African American Studies |
2008 | On the Surface: Conceptualizing Gender and Subjectivity in Chinese Lesbian Culture | East Asian Languages and Civilization |
2008 | Viewing Post-War Black Politics Through a New Lens: Tracing Changes in Ann Perry's Conception of the Mother-Child Relationship, 1943-1965 | History and Literature |
2008 | Silent Families and Invisible Sex: Christian Nationalism and the 2004 Texas Sex Education Battle | Social Studies |
2008 | White 2.0: Theorizing White Feminist Blogging | Social Studies |
2007 | ||
2007 | Do Mothers Experience The Mommy Wars?: An Examination of the Media's Claims About the Mommy Wars and the Mothers Who Supposedly Fight In Them | |
2007 | On The Offense: The Apologetic Defense and Women's Sports | |
2007 | Stop Being Polite & Start Getting "Real": Examining Madonna & Black Culture Appropriation in the MTV Generation | |
2007 | The Inviability of Balance: Performing Female Political Candidacy | |
2007 | The Money Taboo | English |
2007 | Somewhere Over the Rainbow Nation: The Dynamics of the Gay and Lesbian Movement and the Countermovement After a Decade of Democracy in South Africa | Government |
2007 | Facing The Empress: Modern Representations of Women, Power and Ideology In Dynasty China | Religion |
2007 | Re-Evaluating Homosexuality: Extralegal Factors in Conservative Jewish Law | Social Studies |
2007
| Who's Producing Your Knowledge?: Filipina American Scholars | Social Studies |
2006 | ||
2006 | "The Potential of Universality": Discovering Gender Fluidity Through Performance | |
2006
| Coming Out of the Candlelight: Erasure, Politics, and Practice at the 2005 Boston Transgender Day of Remembrance | |
2006 | May Our Daughters Return Home: Transnational Organizing to Halt Femicide in Ciudad Juarez | |
2006 | She Let It Happen: An Analysis of Rape Myth Acceptance among Women | Anthropology |
2006 | "This is no time for the private point of view": Vexing the Confessional in the Poetry of Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton | History and Literature |
2006 | Relying on the Experts: The Hidden Motives of Tampon Manufacturers, Feminist Health Activists and the Medical Community During the American Toxic Shock Epidemic from 1978- 1982 | History of Science |
2006 | (In)visibility: Identity Rights and Subjective Experience in Gay Beirut | Social Studies |
2006 | Popular Feminism in the Dominican Republic | Social Studies |
2006 | Redefining the 'Crisis in Citizenship': The Emergence of Immigrant Women as Political Actors in the United States | Social Studies |
2006 | The New Goddess: Women, Progress, and Patriarchy in the Hindu Nationalist Movement | Social Studies |
2005 | ||
2005 | "Takin' Back the Night!" Buffy the Vampire Slayer and "Girl Power" Feminism | |
2005 | Bread Winners or Bread Makers? The Professional Challenges for Working Women | |
2005 | Power to the People! Or Not: The Exceptional Decrease in Women’s Formal and Informal Political Participation in Slovenia During Democratization | |
2005 | To Whom Many Doors Are Still Locked: Gender, Space & Power in Harvard Final Clubs | |
2005 | Coca Politics: Women's Leadership in the Chapare | Anthropology |
2005 | Redressing Prostitution: Trans Sex Work and the Fragmentation of Feminist Theories | Government |
2005 | The Media Coverage of Women, Ten Years Later, in the 108th Congress, Has Anything Changed Since 'The Year of the Women' in 1992 | Government |
2005 | Divided Designs: Separatism, Intersectionality, and Feminist Science in the 1970s | History of Science |
2005 | Completing the Circle: Singing Women's Universality and the Music of Libana | Music |
2005 | Attitudes, Beliefs and Behavior Towards Gays and Lesbians | Psychology |
2005 | Beauty and Brains: The Influence of Stereotypical Portraits of Women on Implicit Cognition | Psychology |
2005 | "Rational Kitchens" How Scientific Kitchen Designs Reconfigured Domestic Space and Subjectivity from the White City to the New Frankfurt | Social Studies |
2004 | ||
2004 | Begin By Imagining: Reflections of Women in the Holocaust | |
2004 | Feminism within the Frame: An Analysis of Representations of Women in the Art of Americas Collection at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston | History of Art and Architecture |
2004 | The Fluid Body: Gender, Agency, and Embodiment in Chöd Ritual | Religion |
2004 | Parodic Patriotism and Ambivalent Assimilation: A Rereading of Mary Antin's The Promised Land | Romance Languages and Literatures |
2004 | Virgin, Mother, Warrior: The Virgin of Guadalupe as an Icon of the Anti- Abortion Movement | Romance Languages and Literatures |
2004 | Feminist Evolutions: An exploration and response to the disconnect between young women and contemporary dominant feminism | Social Studies |
2004 | Public Enemies: South Asian and Arab Americans Navigate Racialization and Cultural Citizenship After 9/11 | Social Studies |
2004
| The Blue Stockinged Gal of Yesterday is Gone: Life-course Decision-making and Identity Formation of 1950s Radcliffe College Graduates | Social Studies |
2003 | ||
2003
| At the Narrative Center of Gravity: Stories and Identities of Queer Women of Color | |
2003
| Embodying the Psyche, Envisioning the Self: Race, Gender, and Psychology in Postwar American Women’s Fiction | |
2003
| From Many Mouths to Her Mind: Pursuits of Selfhood, the American Woman, and the Self-Help Book | |
2003
| Out of Love: The Permissibility of Abuse in Love and Self Development | |
2003
| Promising Monsters, Perilous Motherhood: The Social Construction of 20th Century Multiple Births | |
2003
| Sexing the Gender Dysphoric Body: A Developmental Examination of Gender Identity Disorder of Childhood | |
2003
| The Specter of Homoeroticism: Recasting Castration in David Fincher's 'Fight Club' | |
2003
| Women's Occupational Health: A Study of Latina Immigrant Janitors at Harvard | Biology |
2003
| Accidental Bodies | English |
2003
| Transformations in the Polish Female Gender Model from Communism to Democracy | History of Science |
2003
| Between Nation and World: Organizing Against Domestic Violence in China | Social Studies |
2003
| The Process of Becoming: Cultural Identity-Formation Among Second-Generation South Asian Women in the Contexts of Marriage and Family | Social Studies |
2002 | ||
2002
| A Turn of the Page: Contemporary Women’s Reading Groups in America | |
2002
| Bordering Home | |
2002
| Canary in a Coal Mine: The Mixed Race Woman in American History and Literature | |
2002
| Reflections in Yellow | |
2002
| My Rights Don't Just Come to Me: Palestinian Women Negotiating Identity | Anthropology |
2002
| “Progressive Conservatism”: The Intersection of Boston Women's Involvement in Anti-Suffrage and Progressive Reform, 1908 - 1920 | History |
2002
| “What Can a Woman Do?”: Gender, Youth, and Citizenship at Women's Colleges During World War I | History |
2002
| Building Strong Community: A Study of Queer Groups at Northeastern, Brandeis, and Harvard | Sociology |
2001 | ||
2001
| Taking Care: Stereotypes, Medical Care, and HIV+ Women | |
2001
| Of Tongues Untied: Stories Told and Retold by Working-Class Women | |
2001
| On Display: Deconstructing Modes of Fashion Exhibition | |
2001
| The Un-Candidates: Gender and Outsider Signals in Women's Political Advertisements | |
2001
| Tugging at the Seams: Feminist Resistance in Pornography | |
2001
| Witnessing Memory': Narrating the Realities of Immigrant and Refugee Women | |
2001
| “La Revolution Tranquille”: Concubinage: The Renegotiation of Gender and the Deregulation of Conjugal Kinship in the Contemporary French Household | Anthropology |
2001
| What is “natural” about the menstrual cycle? | Anthropology |
2001
| Multi-Drug Resistance in Malaria: Identification and Characterization of a Putative ABC-Transporter in Plasmodium falciparum | Biology |
2001
| “We Was Girls Together”: The Role of Female Friendship in Nella Larsen's Passing and Toni Morrison's Sula | English |
2001
| Pom-Pom Power--The History of Cheerleading at Harvard | History |
2001
| Conception of Gender in Artificial Intelligence | History of Science |
2001
| “Hysterilization”: Hysterectomy as Sterilization in the 1970s United States | History of Science |
2001
| What's Blood Got to Do with It? Menarche, Menstrual Attitudes, Experiences, and Behaviors | Psychology |
2001
| Facing the Screen: Portrayals of Female Body Image on Websites for Teenagers | Sociology |
2001
| They're Not Those Kinds of Girls: The Absence of Physical Pleasure in Teenage Girls' Sexual Narratives | Sociology |
2000 | ||
2000
| (Re)Writing Woman: Confronting Gender in the Czech Masculine Narrative | |
2000
| “Like a Nuprin: Little, Yellow, Queer”: The Case for Queer Asian American Autobiofictional Performance | |
2000
| Sex, Mothers, and Bodies: Chilean Sex Workers Voicing their Honor | Anthropology |
2000
| Mapping his Manila: Feminine Geographies of the City in Nick Joaquin's The Woman Who had Two Navels | English |
2000
| Precious Mettle: Margaret DeWitt, Susanna Townsend, and Mary Jane Megquier Negotiate Environment, Refinement & Femininity in Gold Rush California | History |
2000
| From Black Art to Black Girl Juice: Analyzing the Aesthetics of Spoken Word Poetry | History and Literature |
2000
| The Hymeneal Seal: Embodying Female Virginity in Early Modern England | History of Science |
2000
| Suit Her Up, She's Ready to Play: How the Woman-in-a-Suit Tackles Social Binaries | Social Studies |
1999 | ||
1999
| "From the Bones of Memory": Women's Stories to the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission | |
1999
| "When We Get Married, We'll Live Next Door to Each Other": Adolescence, Girl-Friends, and "Lesbian" Desires | |
1999
| Healthy Bodies, Healthy Lives: The Women's Health Initiative and the Politics of Science | |
1999
| Adah Isaacs Menken, The [Un]True Stories: History, Identity, Memory, Menken, and Me | Afro-American Studies |
1999
| Situated Science: Margaret Cavendish and Natural Philosophical Discourse | English |
1999
| From "Sympathizers" to Organizers: The Emergence of the Women's Liberation Movement from the New Left at Harvard-Radcliffe | History |
1999
| Re-(e)valu[ate/ing] Madonna: Understanding the Success of Post-Modernity's Greatest Diva | Music |
1999
| "Let's Not Change the Subject!": Deliberation on Abortion on the Web, in the House and in Abortion Dialogue Groups | Social Studies |
1999
| A Socialist-Feminist Re-vision: An Integration of Socialist Feminist and Psychoanalytic Accounts of Women's Oppression | Social Studies |
1999
| Common Visions, Differing Priorities, Challenging Dynamics: An Examination of a Low-Income Immigrant Women's Cooperative Project | Sociology |
1998 | ||
1998
| "I Don't Want to Grow Up - If It's Like That": Carson McCullers's Construction of Female Adolescence and Women's Coming of Age | |
1998
| Another Toxic Shock: Health Risks from Rayon and Dioxin in Chlorine Bleached Tampons Manufactured in the United States, a Public Policy Analysis | |
1998
| Damned Beauties of the Roaring Twenties: The Death of Young, White, Urban, American Women and The New York Times | |
1998
| Just Saying No? A Closer Look at the Messages of Three Sexual Abstinence Programs | |
1998
| The Cost of Making Money: Exploring the Dissociative Tendencies of College Educated Strippers | |
1998
| Whose Sexuality? Masochistic Sexual Fantasies and Notions of Feminist Subjectivity | |
1998
| That Takes Balls…or Does it? A Historical and Endocrinologic Examination of the Relation of Androgens to Confidence in Males and Females | Anthropology |
1998
| black tar/and honey: Anne Sexton in Performance | English |
1998
| Redefining the Politics of Presence: The Case of Indian Women in Panchayati Raj Institutions | Government |
1998
| The Psychic Connection: The historical evolution of the psychic hotline in terms of gender, spirituality, and talk therapy | History |
1998
| Visions and Revisions of Love: The English Patient and the Crisis of Heterosexual Romance | Visual and Environmental Studies |
1997 | ||
1997
| "I Feel it in My Bones That You are Making History": The Life and Leadership of Pauli Murray | |
1997
| "Reports from the Front: Welfare Mothers Up in Arms": A Case Study with Policy Implications | |
1997
| All the Weapons I Carry 'Round with Me: Five Adult Women Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse Speak about Their Experiences with Impact Model Mugging | |
1997
| It's All About: Manufacturing Multiplicity from American Fashion Magazines | |
1997
| Listening to Stories of Prison: The HIV Epidemic in MCI-Framingham | |
1997
| The Communicating Wire: Bell Telephone, Farm Wives, and the Struggle for Rural Telephone Service | |
1997
| When I Grow Up I Want to Be a Good Girl: Adolescent Fiction and Patriarchal Notions of Womanhood | |
1997
| Out of the Courtroom and onto the Ballot: The Politicization of the 1930s and '40s Massachusetts Birth Control Movement | History |
1997
| "The Role For Which God Created Them": Women in the United States' Religious Right | Social Studies |
1997
| Potent Vulnerability: American Jewry and the Romance with Diaspora | Social Studies |
1996 | ||
1996
| "I Certainly Try and Make the Most of it": An Exploratory Study of Teenage Mothers Who Have Remained in High School | |
1996
| In Their Own Words: Life and Love in the Literary Transactions of Adolescent Girls | |
1996
| Math/Theory: Constructing a Feminist Epistemology of Mathematics | |
1996
| Mirror, Mirror on the Wall…" Nella Larsen, Alice Walker, and the Self-Representation of Black Female Sexuality | |
1996
| Racial Iconography and Feminist Film: A Cultural Critique of Independent Women's Cinema | |
1996
| Real Plums in an Imaginary Cake: Mary McCarthy and the Writing of Autobiography | |
1996
| Single-Mother Poverty: A Critical Analysis of Current Welfare Theory and Policy from a Feminist, Cultural Perspective | |
1996
| Intra-household Resource Allocations in South Africa: Is There a Gender Bias? | Economics |
1996
| Vision and Revision: The Naked Body and the Borders of Sex and Gender | English |
1996
| Are Abusive Men Different? And Can We Predict Their Behavior? | Psychology |
1996
| Racial Iconography and Feminist Film: A Cultural Critique of Independent Women's Cinema | Visual and Environmental Studies |
1995 | ||
1995
| "What Does a Girl Do?": Teenage Girls' Voices in the Girl Group Music of the 1950s and '60s | |
1995
| Continuing the Struggle: Gender Equality in an Egalitarian Community | |
1995
| Elements of Community: Re-entering the Landscape of Utah Mormonism | |
1995
| Loving and Living Surrealism: Reuniting Leonora Carrington and Max Ernst | |
1995
| Reading the Body: The Physiological Politics of Gender in Charlotte Bronte's Shirley, Margaret Oliphant's Miss Marjoribanks, and Mary Braddon's Aurora Floyd | |
1995
| Searching for a Place Apart: A Journey into and out of Bulimia Nervosa | |
1995
| The Flagstad Case | |
1995
| The Sound Factory | |
1995
| Visual Strategies of the Contemporary U.S. Abortion Conflict | |
1995
| Working Women, Legitimate Lives: The Gender Values Underlying 1994 Welfare Reform | |
1995
| The Hormone Replacement Therapy Decision: Women at the Crossroads of Women's Health | Anthropology |
1995
| The Economic Consequences of Domestic Violence | Economics |
1995
| "It's My Skin": Gender, Pathology, and the Jewish Body in Holocaust Narratives | English |
1995
| Essentialist Tensions: Feminist Theories of the "Maleness" of Philosophy | Philosophy |
1994 | ||
1994
| Differences Among Friends: International feminists, USAID, and Nigerian women | |
1994
| Helke Sander and the Roots of Change: Gaining a Foothold for Women Filmmakers in Postwar Germany | |
1994
| On Dorothy Allison's Bastard Out of Carolina and Literary Theory on Pain and Witnessing | |
1994
| Redefining Malinchista: A Study of Chicana Identity and the Malinche Image | |
1994
| The Feminist Critique of the Birth Control Pill | |
1994
| The Femme Fatale Re-visited: Women Villains in Contemporary Hollywood Cinema | |
1994
| The Framings of Ethel Rosenberg: Gender, Law, Politics, and Culture in Cold War America | |
1994
| Tradition and Transgression: Gender Roles in Ballroom Dancing | |
1994
| When Pregnancy is a Crime: Addiction, Pregnancy and the Law | |
1994
| Strategic Sentiments: Javanese Women and the Anthropology of Emotion | Anthropology |
1994
| Engendering Bodies in Pain: Trauma and Silence in Dorothy Allison's Bastard Out of Carolina | English |
1994
| The Flowers of Middle Summer | English |
1994
| Conceptions of Self, Relationships and Gender Roles in Japanese American Women in California and Hawaii | Psychology |
1993 | ||
1993
| Bad Mothers and Wicked (wo)Men: Facts and Fictions about Serial Killers | |
1993
| Child of Imagination: Literary Analysis of Woolf, Steedman, Rich & Gilligan | |
1993
| Gender Roles on Trial During the Reign of Terror | |
1993
| Grief and Rage: The Politics of Death and the Political Implications of Mourning | |
1993
| Jewels in the Net: Women Bringing Relation into the Light of American Buddhist Practice | |
1993
| Mamas Fighting for Freedom in Kenya | |
1993
| Rethinking "Feminine Wiles": Sexuality and Subversion in the Fiction of Jane Bowles | |
1993
| Sexing the Machine: Feminism, Technology, and Postmodernism | |
1993
| Sisterhood is Robin? The Politics of the Woman-Centered Feminist Discourse in the New Ms. Magazine | |
1993
| "Thank God for Technology!" Taking a Second Look at the Technocratic Birth Experience | |
1993
| Where She Slept These Many Years | |
1993
| Women's Narratives of Anger: Exploring the Relationship between Anger and Self | |
1993
| Edith Wharton's A Backward Glance: Gendered Paradoxes and Resistance to Representation | English |
1993
| Sociocognitive and Motivational Influences on Gender-Linked Conduct | Psychology |
1992 | ||
1992
| Conceptions of the Female Self: A Struggle Between Dominant and Resistant Forces | |
1992
| Objectified Subjects: Women in AIDS Clinical Drug Trials | |
1992
| Re-membering the American Dream: Woman in the Process of Placing a Beam in a Bag | |
1992
| Thelma and Louise: Voices of Resistance | |
1992
| Women and War | |
1992
| Women of the Cloister, Women of the World: American Benedictines in Transition | |
1992
| The Changing Lives of Palestinian Women in the Galilee: Reflections on Some Aspects of Modernization by Three Generations | Anthropology |
1992
| Blending the Spectrum: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Women and HIV Disease | Biology |
1992
| Maestra: Five Female Orchestral Conductors in the United States | Music |
1992
| Negotiating Identity: Multiracial People Challenging the Discourse | Social Studies |
1992
| Pain, Privacy, and Photography: Approaches to Picturing the Experiences of Battered Women | Visual and Environmental Studies |
1991 | ||
1991
| Incest and the Denial of Paternal Fallibility in Psychoanalysis and Feminist Theory | |
1991
| Sex and the Ivory Girl: Judy Blume Speaks to the Erotics of Disembodiment in Adolescent Girls' Discourses of Sexual Desire | |
1991
| Women's Secrets, Feminine Desires: Narrative Hiding and Revealing in Frances Burney's Evelina, Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights, and Mary Braddon's Lady Audley's Secret | |
1991
| Workers, Mothers and Working Mothers: The Politics of Fetal Protection in the Workplace | |
1991
| Appalachian Identity: A Contested Discourse | Anthropology |
1991
| Half-Baked in Botswana: Why Cookstoves Aren't Heating Up the Kitchen | Economics |
1991
| "Management of Men": Political Wives in British Parliamentary Politics, 1846-1867 | History |
1991
| re:Visions of Feminism: An Analysis of Contemporary Film and Video Directed by Asian American Women | Social Studies |
1990 | ||
1990
| A Mini-Revolution: hemlines, gender identity, and the 1960s | |
1990
| Feeding Women and Children First: A Study of the Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants and Children | |
1990
| On Refracting a Voice: Readings of Tatiana Tolstaia | |
1990
| Private Lives in Public Spaces: Marie Stopes, The Mothers' Clinics, and the Practice of Contraception | |
1990
| Tripmaster Monkey: His Fake Book: Meaning and Community Re-orient/ed | |
1990
| With Child: Women's Experiences of Childbirth from Personal, Historical, and Cultural Perspectives | |
1990
| Representing "Miss Lizzie": Class and Gender in the Borden Case | History and Literature |
1990
| Seductive Strategies: Towards an Interactive Model of Consumerism | History and Literature |
1990
| Nancy Chodorow's Theory Examined: Contraceptive Use Among Sexually Active Adolescents | Psychology |
1990
| Choosing Sides: Massachusetts Activists Formulate Opinions on the Abortion Issue | Social Studies |
1989 | ||
1989
| Influence of Early Hollywood Films on Women's Roles in America | |
1989
| Rethinking Sex and Gender in a World of Women without Men: Changing Consciousness and Incorporation of the Feminine in Three Utopias by Women | |
1989
| A Different Voice in Politics: Women As Elites | Government |
1989
| The Lady Teaches Well: Middle-Class Women and the Sunday School Movement in England, 1780-1830 | History |
1989
| The Analytical Muse: Historiography, Gender and Science in the Life of Lady Ada Lovelace | History of Science |
1989
| The Tragic Part of Happiness: The Construction of the Subject in The Portrait of a Lady | Literatures |
1989
| The Ideology of Gender Roles in Contemporary Mormonism: Feminist Reform and Traditional Reaction | Religion |
1988 | ||
1988
| La fonction génératrice: French Feminism, Motherhood, and Legal Reform, 1880-1914. | |