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  • The Conseciuences and Effects for Male Students in the Women Studies Classroom

    Creator:
    Love, Melanie S.
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    This research explores the consequences and effects for men enrolled in introductory Women Studies courses at Oregon State University. Men are enrolling in the feminist classroom in larger numbers due to institutional changes allowing Women Studies to provide credit for baccalaureate core curriculum. The intention of this study is to...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis

  • Morrison’s Magical Reality: Disrupting the Politics of Memory

    Creator:
    Littke, Amanda L.
    Abstract:
    Novelist Toni Morrison is well-known for using the concept she calls rememory, or the process of actively revisiting and reconstructing a cultural past. Many critics agree that Morrison uses rememory in a strategic way, so that it provides sturdy framework for a larger discussion of issues of race, class, and...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    ” (Byerman 28). Similarly, American studies scholar Nancy J. Peterson contrasts hegemonic, grand

  • In the words of a woman

    Creator:
    Rose, Kerin G.
    Abstract:
    I am a woman who writes. I am a writer who is a woman. In the Words of a Woman is an exploration of how these two facts of my life merge and influence each other. It is a work written to mediate between the supposed dichotomies of creative and...
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    Masters Thesis
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    , and J. R. R. Tolkien. I was ecstatic when one of the first stories I'd written was accepted by the

  • The application of John Rawls' principles of justice to health care distribution in the United States

    Creator:
    Wetle, Victoria L.
    Abstract:
    The principles of justice developed by John Rawls and articulated in his work A Theory of Justice, published in 1971, were used as the evaluative tool in assessing health care distribution in the United States. A model for using Rawls' theory was developed emphasizing the role of the 'least advantaged'...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis