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  • Queering Ever After: Temporality, Magic, and Endings in Victorian Fairy Tales

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    Damschen, Kalli M.
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    This thesis analyzes two Victorian fairy tales that feature queer endings, or endings that offer alternatives to the heteronormative fairy-tale tradition that idealizes heterosexual marriage and the biological family. In both George MacDonald’s The Wise Woman (1875) and E. Nesbit’s “The Island of the Nine Whirlpools” (1901), I argue that...
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    : ______________________________________________________ Megan Ward This thesis analyzes two Victorian fairy tales that feature queer endings, or

  • The Empathetic Melancholy of Celluloid Decay

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    Schuster, Andrea L.
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    As digital video pushes celluloid film further into obsolescence, many artists and viewers mourn the loss of what they consider a more organic medium. Photochemical film is subject to decay due to variables of care and the inevitability of time, and film’s embodied vulnerabilities are similar to those of the...
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    Peltomaki, whose course inspired many of the ideas in this thesis; and Megan Ward, whose support and

  • Farmers' markets and food access : Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) use at the Corvallis and Albany, Oregon farmers' markets

    Creator:
    Finneran, Kathleen B.
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    This thesis explores the use of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits at the Corvallis and Albany, Oregon Farmers' Markets and its role in food access for SNAP participants. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach combining a farmers' market survey and household interviews, the study investigated who uses SNAP at the farmers'...
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    (MacDonald 1977). The first experimental food stamp program began in 1939, but the disappearance of food