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  • Reasserting moral boundaries : representations of fame in George Eliot's Daniel Deronda

    Creator:
    Foster, Emily S.
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    Celebrity culture is part of a long history of fame, but the modern celebrity individual came into focus in the nineteenth century. The first part of this thesis distinguishes modern celebrity – including its morality – from other types of fame, explores the intersection of celebrity and gender through the...
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    18, 2017. Title: Reasserting Moral Boundaries: Representations of Fame in George Eliot’s Daniel

  • The problems [of Paul Ricoeur's symbols] of evil

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    Ritenour, Karen E.
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    In the early part of his philosophical career, Paul Ricoeur worked out a general theory of symbols which he illustrated with the symbols of evil. He subsequently explained this theory in several essays (his final major statement on symbols can be found in Interpretation Theory: Discourse and the Surplus of...
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    dicussed in those categories below). E. J. Piscitelli asks, "What about the mythic paradigms or types that

  • Possessed : embodiment, circulation, & subjectivity in Robinson Crusoe, Roderick Random, & Rob Roy

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    Schneider, Rebecca
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    A majority of eighteenth-century novels remain in regular print over two hundred years since their inception. Yet with the possible exception of Robinson Crusoe, they have largely fallen out of popularity, rarely appearing on "The Summer's Hottest Reading" lists or receiving celebrity endorsement. I consider Ian Watt's foundational study, The...
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    protagonists from the beginning, middle, and end of the eighteenth century. The first chapter examines Daniel

  • David Foster Wallace's communal middle ground

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    Randlemon, Daniel E.
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    Throughout the course of this thesis, I argue that the prose of David Foster Wallace, specifically his posthumously published novel The Pale King, inhabits a middle ground between universal sincerity and the particularized authenticity of postmodern irony. I examine Lionel Trilling's definitions of sincerity and authenticity before moving toward an...
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    Daniel E. Randlemon for the degree of Master of Arts in English presented on May 25, 2012. Title

  • The relationship of some family background variables to college graduation

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    Ghaffari, Rose Marie Hughes
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    The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationships that were hypothesized to exist between the variables birth order, family size, and parents college attendance and the dependent variable, college graduation. The three general hypotheses tested were: 1. A positive relationship exists between a given position in birth order...
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    for Privacy Theodore Madden Redacted for Privacy Daniel Hodges The purpose of this study was to

  • To grow or to buy : food staples and cultural identity in the Southern Ecuadorian Andes

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    Karnes, Daniel A.
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    In this era of free trade and globalization, food is traveling greater and greater distances to its consumers. This is causing small farms and small farmers all over the world to protest as their livelihood is being undercut by cheap agricultural commodities from outside their communities. In the Ecuadorian Andes,...
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    Version Inshallah.\205) AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Daniel A

  • Food for Axiology : Acknowledging Relationships

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    Piquette, Daniel S.
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    An overarching explanation for environmental degradation has been humans' disconnection from the natural world. Utilizing Whiteheadian theory, I offer that there is no disconnection. Rather, I propose that there is a dearth of relational acknowledgement. I suggest that the Cartesian dualism and modern science led to an illusory belief that...
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    AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Daniel S

  • Public perceptions of wave energy on the Oregon coast

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    Hunter, Daniel A.
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    Oregon’s coastal communities grew from the booming logging and fishing industries of the 19th century, but in recent decades have faced not only major declines in both timber and fish resources but also an increasing reliance on tourists and retirees and the resultant glut of seasonal service-sector jobs. As a...
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    THESIS OF Daniel Hunter for the degree of Master of Arts in Applied Anthropology presented on May

  • "I've lived on these streets, and these streets aren't pretty" : The Life Stories of Corvallis Homeless Women

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    Koch, Elizabeth C.
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    Over two million people experience homelessness in the United States, but homeless people are often marginalized by invisibility and stigmas surrounding poverty within their local communities. This research seeks to amplify the voices of Corvallis area homeless women as a means to understand their everyday lived experiences. Six women residing...
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    complete this project. To my committee, Kryn Freehling-Burton, MAIS, Dr. Liddy Detar, and Dr. Daniel

  • The Orient King, and other stories

    Creator:
    Hess, Demian
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    These six stories represent a child's search for identity. The first story, "Road Map," is intended to be independent from the other pieces in this collection, but has been included because it is clearly set in the same place and explores many of the same themes of the other pieces....
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    of Daniel, a mixed-race child growing up in a small Minnesota town. Children normally construct