Morgan Defends MA Thesis
- Humanities Innovation Lab
- Apr 17
- 1 min read
Morgan has successfully defended her MA thesis, “The Labyrinth of Depression: Narrative Form and Recursive Structure from Medieval Dream Vision to Digital Narrative.” Her research focuses on representations of depression and the symbol of the labyrinth. The thesis focuses on three texts that span many periods and forms of literature, from House of Leaves, to the game Pentiment, and also the medieval Book of the Duchess.
This is a major accomplishment and a testament to the hard work behind the project. Congratulations to Morgan on her successful defense!
Congrats to Morgan—the labyrinth as a symbol for depression is such a rich angle, especially across genres and eras. Definitely makes me want to revisit those texts with that lens, and I’ve been using https://music-generatorai.com
Congrats to Morgan on the defense—the labyrinth as a symbol for depression is such a rich thread to pull across those different forms. I've been digging into similar narrative structures lately, and I keep coming back to a resource that maps these kinds of motifs. https://hi3d.pro
Congrats to Morgan—the labyrinth as a symbol for depression is such a rich thread to pull across those texts. I’ve been exploring similar narrative structures in my own work, and this gives me a lot to chew on. Check out https://animatediff.net
Congrats to Morgan on the defense—the labyrinth as a symbol for depression is such a rich thread to pull across those different forms. Definitely adding her reading list to my own, and I've been using https://revid-ai.com
Congrats to Morgan—the labyrinth as a symbol for depression is such a rich angle, especially across different eras and formats. I’ve been thinking about how games handle that spatial metaphor too, and I’ve been using https://arcads.pro