Alice L. Crossley Prize Recipients
Year
2021
2020
2019 |
Recipient Best Thesis: Leren Gao '21 Tiffany Wang '21 Best Individual Paper: Cyndi Lai '21 Yung Yung Liu '21 Shaoni White '22 Honorable Mention: Pei Yi Mei '21 Yifan Ping '21 Best Thesis in Asian Studies First place: Stephanie Yuqing Lin, '20 Best Thesis in Asian Studies Second place: Maya Kikuchi, '20 Honorable Mention: Gina Goosby, '20 Hamzah Qureshi, '20 Best Individual Paper: Leren Gao '21 Annie Abruzzo, '20 Honorable Mention: Rina Kiyohara, '20 Kevin Liao, '21 David Chan Jinwook Lee |
Paper Title Chinese and Tibetan Buddhist Women's Relational World: Spiritual Friendships and other Auspicious Connections Redefining Belonging: Memory and Place-Making for Peruvians of Chinese and Japanese Descent in the 21st Century Solidarity/Spectatorship: The Violence of Abjection in the Viewing of 'Accidental Napalm' Aesthetics of Temporal Aspects: An Analysis of the Function of "LE" in 'Tales of Hulan River' Death and History in "Somadeva: A Sky River Sutra" Appropriation of the Feminine Energy in the Rig Veda Travel to Transcend: Travel, Literati Identity, anad Enlightenment of Su Shi (Un)veiling Inequality in Resources for Children with Intellectual and Developmental Abilities: Three Chinese American Caregivers' Experiences A Humanism in Translation: The Illiberal Poetry of Yoshino Hiroshi Distance and Diasporic Identity in Yi Yangji's Yuhi Barelvis and Deobandis: Intellectual Discourses and Sectarian Violence Family Wind, Lineage Air: Buddhist Women's Particular Relationships in Late Imperial China Unspoken Understanding: The Evolution of Chinese American Adoption Communities Mediums and Interpretation: Narrative Segmentation in Visual Representations of the Later Red Cliff Prose Poem What's going on? Causes for Inaction in Chinese Gay Rights Activism Imperial Love: Reimagining Global Intimacies Hiroshima: Manga as a Site of Memory |
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2018 | David Chan '19 | Navigating Difference Within the Sri Lankan Muslim Social Formation |
Hali Han '19 | Chinese NGOs and Environmental Public Interest Litigation | |
2017 | Irene Kwon '17 | The Successful Mother: Understanding Gendered Governance Through Compulsory Maternal Competition in the South Korean Education System |
Spriha Dhanuka '17 | Indianness and the Diaspora: Seeing the World Through Bollywood | |
2016 | Samuel Mori '16 | Saving Furusato in the City of Quartz: Japanese American Imaginings of Community, Culture, and History Through the Little Tokyo Redevelopment Projects |
Olivia Mendelson '16 | Between East and West: He Chengyao in Dialogue with Lu Xun and Joseph Beuys | |
2015 | Hang M. Le '16 | Governing Through Crisis: Exploring Contemporary Chinese Anxieties About the Child |
Samuel Mori '16 | Moral Mirrors: Convention, Composition and Literary Allusion in the Tan'yu Genji Screens | |
2014 | Collin Smith '14 | Green Power and Great Powers: The Origins and Implications of Techno-Nationalism in China's Renewable Energy Industry |
Emma Saarel '14 | The World Banks' Influence on Chinese Urban Transport Development | |
Winnie Vien '16 | Living-Dead Connections: Cremation, Body, and the Soul in Hong Kong | |
2013 | Lorand Laskai '13 | Hard Force, Soft Power: China's Rise and the 'Grammar' of Normative Construction |
Jacob Phillips '13 | A Model and Typology of Reduplication in Sora | |
2012 | Francesca Bolfo '12 | The Absence of Love and Assertion of Identity: A Scholastic Interpretation of Unkifune |
Amalia Feld '12 | Civil-Military Fusion: China's Path to 21st Century Great Power Status | |
Jonathan Molloy '14 | Anciently Contemporary | |
2011 | Benjamin Rachbach '11 | Global Schooling, Local Technology: ICT for Literacy Education in Beijing's Migrant Schools |
Calvin Ho '11 | Heritage Language Loss in the Chinese Community in Argentina | |
James Preimesberger '11 |
Re-translating Haruki Murakami's 'The Second Bakery Attack' | |
2010 | Marissa Roque '10 | Kabuki in Transition |
Jing Yang '11 | Nationalism, Feminism, and the Evolution of Chinese Women's Physical Culture | |
2009 | Caroline Crooms '09 | Diagnosing a Nation: The Legacy of Lu Xun's Disease Metaphors in 20th-Century Chinese Literature |
Laura Post '09 | Pan Yuliang: An Artist Between Two Worlds - Sino-European Artistic Exchange in the Early 20th Century | |
2008 | Elizabeth Bogal-Allbritten, '09 | Narrative Internal and External Worlds: A Framework for the Films of Wong Kar-wai |
Stephanie Lin Hsu, '08 | Stepping Up and Speaking Out: Empowerment and Communalization through Community Youth Programming for Asian American Youth | |
Fletcher Coleman '09 | Beijing Tattoo Culture: conflicting Currents of History, Modernity, Individuality, and Society | |
Anson Stewart '10 | Feng Shui and the "Odious Iron Way" | |
2007 | Tanya Hoke '07 | China's New Virtual World |
Angelina An Li Seah '07 | Her Story: Gender and Same-Sex Relations in Contemporary Japan | |
2006 | Emma Kalb '06 | The Nautch Girl, in Print and on Film |
Tanya Hoke '07 | The Role of Resistance to the State in Demoncratization: China and South Korea (honorable mention) | |
2005 | Emma Kalb '06 | Movement and Meaning: Performing Kathak in a World of Flux |
2004 | Lan Le '04 | Possibility and Liberation in Card Captor Sakura Through the Subversion of Normative Sex, Gender, and Social Expectation |
Sarah St. Vincent '04 | Taking Refuge: Buddhist Ethics Regarding Intimate Violence | |
2003 | Kimberly Lucas '03 | Xun Dai: The Search for a Generation: A Comparative Analysis of the 5th and 6th Generation Film Directors in Mainland China |
2002 | Tanyaporn Wansom '02 | Taking a Holistic View of the Chinese-American Health Care Experience: Contextualizing the individual cultural construction of health and illness within immigrant communities |
Hung Le '02 | The Cao Dai Sect and Ho Chi Minh's Marxist Movement, Two Modes of Resistance: The impact of nationalism and Western influences on colonial protest and resistance movements in Vietnam, 1920-1945 | |
2001 | Rebecca Schultz '02 | Between the Fifth and the Sixth: Jiang Wen's In the Heat of the Sun |
Chika Watanabe '02 | Overcoming the Eclipse: Bompo Tibetan National Identity in an Exile Community | |
Andrea Wong '02 | When Shanghai Became Monochrome: Japanese Aggression and Press Censorship, 1932-1941 | |
2000 | Joseph Scheier-Dolberg '00 | Reconstruction, Restoration, and Representation: The Resurgence of Tibetan Buddhism in China |
Gabriel Cumming '00 | Belief Systems and Environmental Conflict in Chom Tong, Thailand |