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Intertextuality in The Bondwoman's Narrative : structural and individual perspectives of freedom

Creator:: Brandt, Anna
Abstract:: The Bondwoman’s Narrative, the first novel written by an enslaved Black woman, borrows heavily from other texts and genres to investigate what freedom looks like in the context of slavery. Crafts rewrites characters, scenes, and plots, adapting them to her setting and placing herself as a heroine within them. Scholars...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis

Under the skin : a collection of short stories

Creator:: Yao, Lucas
Abstract:: Under the Skin is a collection of short stories that explores how different characters behave when placed in situations that are outside of their control. Stories include “Mirror Image,” which sees a young teen grapple with the fear of being an incorrigibly bad person; “Very Slowly, Then All At Once,”...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis

Exploring the Environments of Competitive Gymnastics Programs and Looking for Tactics That Can Induce Positive Change

Creator:: Crum, Emma E.
Abstract:: Background. Since August of 2016, , more than 119 women and girls have come forward and spoken about the abuse that they faced at the hands of USA Gymnastics, Michigan State University, and Lawrence Nassar. Methods. I reviewed 16 primary sources to describe athlete-identified themes (“bins”) associated with gymnastics reform....
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis

The Making of a Nonfiction Children’s Book to Introduce the Issue of Banned Books in the United States to Younger Audiences

Creator:: Harris, Natalie
Abstract:: Through the creation of a children’s book, this project aims to educate children and adults about the act of banning books in the United States. This non-fiction picture book targets readers between four and ten years old. Research on the history of book banning and questions about why it happens...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis

Effect of COVID-19 on Interior Design and Architecture and its Application in a Post-Pandemic Workplace

Creator:: Wygal, Rebecca
Abstract:: This research aims to understand the effects that the COVID-19 pandemic had on the workplace, with an emphasis on the design of the physical space. The research uses primarily qualitative data from relevant literature, survey data, and interviews conducted with professionals in the field. The results show that hybrid working...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis

"These Machines are Alive": An Oral History Exploration of Women Letterpress Printers of the West Coast

Creator:: Betts, Sophia
Abstract:: This project analyzes how women have radically changed the world of western print in the 21st century. To conduct this analysis, I examine a series of oral history interviews that I conducted in 2020 with women printers on the West Coast and employ a critical feminist methodology to study the...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis

The Politics of Homophobia: Examining the Intersection of Political Expediency and Nazi Ideology

Creator:: Varela, C. Alexander
Abstract:: Homosexual men in Nazi Germany experienced legal and social oppression that was rooted in both the cultural homophobia of Twentieth Century Germany and the existential homophobia of high-ranking Nazi officials. However, the Nazi Regime’s enforcement of homonegative policy was not unilateral, often ignoring the actions of members of Nazi-affiliated groups....
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis

TikTok and the Black Lives Matter Movement

Creator:: Hickey, Rya J. F.
Abstract:: This studies the participants in Black Lives Matter-related communication on the social media app TikTok and the content they posted. Using grounded theory, the information gathered from Black Lives Matter TikTok videos was analyzed to determine the goals of the content creators, as well as the feasibility of community dialogue...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis

Using Photovoice to Capture Oregon State University Student Stories

Creator:: Baboyan, Claire
Abstract:: One of the main ways that one can accurately gain knowledge of the experiences of students on a college campus is to talk to the students themselves. In this study, we used Photovoice, a participatory action approach, to help better understand the experiences of the students at Oregon State University...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis

“Beyond the Gaze: A Reassessment of Race in Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”

Creator:: Bridges, Brandt
Abstract:: Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest is one of the most widely read novels written by an Oregonian. A mute Native American, a boisterous Irish white man, and numerous African Americans working behind the scenes of the narrative all converge in this struggle for autonomy. Little to no...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis

ScholarsArchive@OSU

Intertextuality in The Bondwoman's Narrative : structural and individual perspectives of freedom

Under the skin : a collection of short stories

Exploring the Environments of Competitive Gymnastics Programs and Looking for Tactics That Can Induce Positive Change

The Making of a Nonfiction Children’s Book to Introduce the Issue of Banned Books in the United States to Younger Audiences

Effect of COVID-19 on Interior Design and Architecture and its Application in a Post-Pandemic Workplace

"These Machines are Alive": An Oral History Exploration of Women Letterpress Printers of the West Coast

The Politics of Homophobia: Examining the Intersection of Political Expediency and Nazi Ideology

TikTok and the Black Lives Matter Movement

Using Photovoice to Capture Oregon State University Student Stories

“Beyond the Gaze: A Reassessment of Race in Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”

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