Recent Open Access Dissertations on Antiquity in Knowledge@UChicago

Recent Open Access Dissertations on Antiquity in Knowledge@UChicago

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Deciphering the Hidden Meaning: Scripture and the Hermeneutics of Liberation in Early Advaita Vedānta 

Uskokov, Aleksandar (University of Chicago, 2018)

Rethinking the Royal Ka 

Winnerman, Jonathan (University of Chicago, 2018)

The Poetics of Listening in Sophocles 

Akavia, Abigail (University of Chicago, 2018)

Between the Herms: Convention, Transition, and Intervention in Plato's Lysis 

Crema, Michael Nicholas Gottardo (University of Chicago, 2018)

The Amorite Dynasty of Ugarit: The Historical Origins of the Bronze Age Polity of Ugarit Based upon Linguistic, Literary, and Archaeological Evidence 

Buck, Mary Ellen (University of Chicago, 2018)

Processing Context-Sensitive Expressions: The Case of Gradable Adjectives and Numerals 

Aparicio Terrasa, Helena (University of Chicago, 2017)