November 16, 2018 Welcoming Remarks James Alexander (Alec) Dun, Assistant Dean of the College Session I Panel A: Otherness and the State Jack Allen, “‘I’m longing to see the real India’: Depictions of Otherness in Lean’s A Passage to India” Benjamin Ball, “Nobody Loves the Bible More than I Do”: An Analysis of the Effect of Theological Nostalgia on Evangelical Voters in the 2016 Election” Jonathan Ort, “Antecedent and Agency: Historical Reckoning in the LTRC” Lunch and Academic Research Roundtable: Innovation with Evidence Varun Bhave '19 Sofia Bisogno '20 Nicholas Johnson '20 Lucina Schwartz '19 Delaney Thull '19 Session II Panel A: Regulation of Bodies Katharine Matthias, “A Time Out for the ‘Time Out’: The ‘Time Out’ and its Impact on Solitary Confinement through the Establishment of Carceral Logic” Nimra Nadeem, “The Racist Liberal Humanist: Black Plasticity and the Self/Other Dialectic in Jordan Peele’s Get Out (2017)” Joanna Zhang, “Radically Un-English”: The Cultivation of a Colonial British Identity through the Regulation of Chinese Prostitution, 1867-1880” Panel B: Restrictive Categories Jack Aiello, “Anti-Corruption Conditions: Not Just Business as Usual” Lauren Flaming, “Redefining Mental Toughness: How Female Athletes Evolve Appreciation for their Muscular Bodies” Lily Rezai, “Attitude and Altitude: An Evaluation of Biochemical and Geographical Trends between ADHD and Elevation” Phoebe Warren, “Looking Backwards: Gazing at the Miniature Self-Portraits of Sarah Goodridge” Session III Panel A: Power and Identity Haeley Ahn, “Breathing Life into Intangible Cultural Heritage: Wŏnhyŏng in Korea's Poyuja Lineage System and its Implications for UNESCO” Nikoo Karbassi, “The Iranian Divide: How Marjane Satrapi’s Persepolis Reinforces the Islam versus West Paradigm and What This Says about Persian Culture” Ivy Truong, “Are Sex Workers Equivalent to Disney Workers?: The Case for Seeing Sex Work as a Performative Profession” Panel B: Discrepancies in Meaning Julia Ilhardt, “Constructing America’s Nature: Incongruities and Inequalities in the Thoughts and Works of Frederick Law Olmsted” Anson Jones, “A Proposed Reconciliation of Music Cognition and Notation: Why the Staff Has Spurred an Unnecessary Debate” Hannah Smalley, “Beyond the Dictionary: 1970s and 1980s Media Coverage of New York City Subway Graffiti as a Case Study for the Development of Semiotic Connotations” Session IV Panel A: Scholarly Silences Artem Khan, “Lie to Me” Andrew B.L. Tye, “It Really Isn’t Easy Being Green”: A Quantum Reimagining of Modern Evangelical Eco-Theology” Raya Ward, “Back to the Future: Constructing a Method to Interpret Still Life Paintings” Conference organized by Daniel Choi, Dannelle Gutarra Cordero, and Leslie Ribovich. Sponsored by the Princeton Writing Program.
