The Kore Award for Best Dissertation in Women and Mythology is conferred by the Association for the Study of Women and Mythology. The award, established in 2009, is funded by the gift of a generous contributor. The intention behind its founding is to create awareness of excellence in Women and Mythology, and to provide an organizational framework for supporting graduate students in their work. The award is presented at our biennial international conference.
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Dr. Dawn Work-MaKinne (2010), “Deity in Sisterhood: The Collective Female Sacred in Germanic Europe” Work-MaKinne Dissertation
Dr. Shannan Palma (2012), “Tales as Old as Time: Myth, Gender and the Fairy Tale in Popular Culture” Palma dissertation
Dr. Mary Beth Moser (2014), “The Everyday Spirituality of Women in the Italian Alps: A Trentino American Woman’s Search for Spiritual Agency, Folk Wisdom, and Ancestral Values” Moser dissertation
Dr. Annette Williams (2016), “Our Mysterious Mothers: The Primordial Feminine Power of Àjê in the Cosmology, Mythology, and Historical Reality of the West African Yoruba” Williams dissertation
Dr. April Heaslip (2018), “Regenerating Magdalene: Psyche’s Quest for the Archetypal Bride” Heaslip dissertation
Dr. Monica Mody (2020) “Claiming Voice, Vitality, and Authority in Post-Secular South Asian Borderlands”
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