Topic Change!

This is a complete 180, but after researching Spanish literary traditions and trying to find parallels to Richard the III, all I had to show for it were a couple of weak theses, none of which I felt particularly compelled to research. So, I started thinking about my other idea that focuses on Richard III and his deformity. This has interested me from the beginning and after poking around a bit more I feel that I have more to go off of and that I'm not making the wild claims that my previous thesis led me to. So! Here is my social graph:



Social Graph:

• My roommate: Heather Wilson definitely fits into the category of a "homie" whom I can bounce ideas off and I can always count on getting good feedback from. 
• My mom: another great resource for getting good feedback and ideas.

New Media: 

• I found a powerpoint done  called “Some Tardy Cripple” done by Gregory J. Thompson Research in the Humanities Colloquia – RSU
• Blog http://richardiiicasebook.blogspot.com/2010/02/deformity-and-performance-in-richard.html?showComment=1351980813434#c1663985813191161505

Social Networks:

• quora.com

Traditional Scholarly Sources:

• Charles Boyce's Encyclopedia of Shakespeare
• "A Medieval King 'Disabled' by an Early Modern Construct" Abigail Comber
• Enabling Richard: The Rhetoric of Disability in Richard III

Sorry it's a bit scanty, I've just barely changed topics and I feel a bit foolish to do so after researching so much about Spanish literary history!