Honors theses from the classes of 1984, 1987,1991, 1995, and 2006. Includes "The Narrative Strategies of Antoinette and Rochester in Wide Sargasso Sea" by Lara N. Shapiro, "Games and Game Playing in the Fiction of Henry James" by Karen Elizabeth Kwik, ''From the Faraway Nearby" by Lois L. Werner, ''All shall be for your worshyp and us all: A Societal Interpretation fo Courtly Love in Malory's Le Morte Dauthur" by Amy Rowan Kaplan, ''Sidney's Strangers: Language, Materiality, and Authenticity in Astrophil and Stella'' by Bryan Lowrance, and ''Technology and Agency: Viewing Nineteenth Century Railroad Culture through The Octopus and La Bete humaine" by John D. McGreevey III.