Eliana Rozinov studies transnational modernisms, psychoanalysis, and gender and sexuality at Princeton, where she is a 2025–26 Porter Ogden Jacobus Fellow. She is currently completing her dissertation, “Riddles of Women: Mythical, Modernist, Freudian.” An abridged version of one of its chapters was recently published in Katherine Mansfield and Germany: Influences, Interactions, Afterlives (Routledge, 2025).
Eliana Rozinov
Articles
The Siren and the Hack
Eliana Rozinov analyzes the interplay between two recent shows, “Sirens” and “Hacks.”
Replaying “The Piano”: Lessons from “A Girl’s Own Story”
Eliana Rozinov revisits Jane Campion's “A Girl’s Own Story” and “The Piano” on the 30th anniversary of the latter film.
For Promising Young Women: A Smidge of Midge
Eliana Rozinov examines the figure of Midge as a mythical phenomenon, a pregnant doll, and a variation of the “promising young woman” trope.
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