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Matthew J. Kinservik

University of Delaware

The Enlightenment After Dark: Sex, Scandal, and Celebrity in the Age of George III

2003-2004

Katharine Kittredge

Ithaca College

What the Archbishop Tried to Hide: Discoveries in the Letters of Melesina Trench

2011-2012

Lucas Klein

Yale University (East Asian Languages & Literatures)

The Chinese Translations of Ezra Pound

2005-2006

Heather Klemann

Yale University (Comparative Literature)

Literary Souvenirs: Didactic Materialism in Late 18th- and Early 19th-Century Fiction

2008-2009

Ilya Kliger

Yale University (Comparative Literature)

Spaces of Truth in the novel

2002-2003

Vincent Kling

La Salle University

An "Eminently Democratic-Pacifistic Mission": Hermann Broch, Jean Starr Untermeyer, and "The Death of Virgil"

2011-2012

Yakov Klots

University of Liege, Belgium

Not just voices: an edited collection of Caryl Phillips’s Radio Drama

2018-2019

Yakov Klots

Yale University (Slavic Languages and Literatures)

Joseph Brodsky and Russian Émigré Poetry

2007-2008

Jeffrey Knight

University of Washington

The Critic and the Curator: Cleanth Brooks, Maynard Mack, and the Osborn Collection at Yale

2014-2015

Mark Knight

Roehampton University

George MacDonald, Evangelicalism and the Novel (c. 1860-1872)

2010-2011

Marik Knowles

Yale University (History of Art)

Pierrot Project: The White Clown as Model Subject in French Media

2010-2011

Claire Knowles

LaTrobe University

Social Networks in the Romantic Era: Newspapers, Sociability, and the Emergence of Popular Literary Culture

2012-2013

Sarah Koenig

Yale University (History and Religious Studies)

"If it isn't True, it Ought to Be": The Legend of Marcus Whitman and the Making of U.S. History

2011-2012

Sarah Koenig

Yale University (History and Religious Studies)

The creation, dissemination, debunking and cultural endurance of a popular Western myth, the Whitman Saved Oregon story, used as a lense to examine the making of myth and history in the American West

2010-2011

Mareike Koertner

Yale University (Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations)

Dala'il al-Nubuwwa (Signs of Prophecy)

2011-2012

Martina Kolb

Yale University (Comparative Literature)

Three Poets and a Landscape: Montale's, Pound's and Benn's Liguria

2003-2004

Martina Kolb

Yale University (Comparative Literature)

Landscape and the Self: Benn's, Pound's, and Montale's Poetic Liguria Between Mimesis and Poiesis

2001-2002

Ewa Kolodziejczyk

Kasimir Pulaski Technical University in Radom

American Themes in Czeslaw Milosz' Works in the Years 1946-1953

2011-2012

Michael Komorowski

Yale University (English and Renaissance Studies)

Relationship between discourses of political obligation and commercial society in England, 1640-1700, in the imaginative literature of the period (Especially John Milton, Andrew Marvell, and John Dryden)

2009-2010

Yakov Kots

Yale University (Slavic Languages and Literatures)

Joseph Brodsky and Russian Émigré Poetry: Language Myths, Inter-Language and Mythopoetic Overlap

2008-2009