Thesis Talks is a weekly podcast where Drew students are brought on to discuss their honors theses. Each week, learn about new history, science, theory, and more! Drew’s students aiming to graduate with Specialized Honors in their respective fields offer their unique knowledge about their subject matter and the process of research and writing.
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Thesis Talks is a weekly podcast where Drew students are brought on to discuss their honors theses. Each week, learn about new history, science, theory, and more! Drew’s students aiming to graduate with Specialized Honors in their respective fields offer their unique knowledge about their subject matter and the process of research and writing.
On this episode of Thesis Talks, Ben Paley (Drew University, class of '25) presents his research on demons through space and time. His anthropology thesis synthesizes theology and ethnography to construct a theory of personal and cultural identity through Zarian, Cuna, and Hauka possession cults.
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Thesis Talks is hosted by Katelyn Rohlf
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Thesis Talks
Thesis Talks is a weekly podcast where Drew students are brought on to discuss their honors theses. Each week, learn about new history, science, theory, and more! Drew’s students aiming to graduate with Specialized Honors in their respective fields offer their unique knowledge about their subject matter and the process of research and writing.
