Access to the collection of English theses from 2023 and earlier is restricted to RWU English faculty members for curriculum-related purposes and is not available to the public. To view or download a thesis, please contact the English Department to obtain a password.
Submissions from 1993
“Lincoln, the Man Preceding over the House Divided”: The Man Divided in Lincoln: Selected Speeches and Writings, Eileen Rindos
The Survival of Religious Inheritance: Familial Religion and Its Effects on the Art of Stephen Crane, Terri Lynn Welch
Submissions from 1992
The World in Balance: From Homer to Dickens, Marie Avioli
Machine Versus Nature, Father Versus Daughter in Charles Dickens’ Dombey and Son, Kelly Birtles
Baklushkin, the “Everyman” of Dostoyevsky’s Russia: A Common Name to the Common Man, Joseph W. Dyjak
Dostoyevsky’s Transitional Phases of Humanity, Lawrence G. Haney II
Images of Education in Charles Dickens’ Hard Times and Dombey and Son, Suzanne Kayata
The Kabak and the Crystal Palace, Thomas Kerins
Dickens: A Portrayal in Parallelism, Jennifer Kouri
THE REFLECTION OF JOHN DICKENS THROUGHOUT THE NOVEL: DAVID COPPERFIELD, Suzanne R. Michelsen
Mr. Dombey: A Grail Knight, G.H. Touchette
Submissions from 1991
Hidden Values, Hidden Morals and Architectural Secrets: An Analysis of Gateshead Hall From Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre, Sarah Alasso
Lockwood, Nelly Dean and the Ambiguity of a Dual Narration in Wuthering Heights, Alana Fishberg
The Effect of Victorian Patriarchy on Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre, Linda Frederick
Familial Likeness in Pride & Prejudice, Michelle Novak
The Amiable Couple in Austen's Pride and Prejudice and Emma: Exposing False Illusions about Marrying for Love, Michael Robinson
Austen's Commentary on the Patriarchal Society of Pride and Prejudice as Perceived Through her Character of Elizabeth Bennet, Marsha S. Saylor
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall: Anne Brontë’s Autobiographical Novel, Deb Westgate
