Richard Bjornson Graduate Essay Prize (Comparative Studies)

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2013
Prize Winner: Matthew L. O'Malley
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Honorable Mention: Matthew Campbell
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From Romanticism to Supermodernity & Back Again: Sections on the ordinary, the uneventful, and the scene of genre in Lauren Berlant’s Cruel Optimism & the work of Stanley Cavell
(Ohio State University. Department of Comparative Studies, 2013) O'Malley, Matthew L.
Richard Bjornson Award for best essay by a graduate student: Matthew O’Malley, “From Romanticism to Supermodernity & Back Again: Sections on the ordinary, the uneventful, and the scene of genre in Lauren Berlant’s Cruel Optimism & the work of Stanley Cavell,” in Philip Armstrong’s Comp St 8866, Culture and Capital, Autumn 2012.
"Not Soundin' like Yourself": Thoughts on the Adaptation of Other Communicative Genres in the Formation of an Auditory Media Ideology during the Vietnam War
(Ohio State University. Department of Comparative Studies, 2013) Campbell, Matthew
Richard Bjornson Award for best essay by a graduate student - Honorable Mention: Matthew Campbell, "'Not Soundin’ like Yourself': Thoughts on the Adaptation of Other Communicative Genres in the Formation of an Auditory Media Ideology during the Vietnam War,” in Dorothy Noyes' CS 7350.01, Theorizing Folklore: Tradition and Transmission, Autumn 2012.