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  • Space and movement : dance, art, and the poetry of William Carlos Williams

    Creator:
    Hoch, Jamie
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    The Modern era, roughly the time between 1860-1930, brought about a significant restructuring of artistic mediums. From the canvas to the page, artists of the twentieth century turned towards collaboration as a means by which they could reconfigure their works. Painters, writers, and dancers, borrowed aesthetic techniques from one another...
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    Masters Thesis
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    Master of Arts in English presented on June 1, 2004. Title: Space and Movement: Dance, Art, and the

  • The Legend of the Three Living and the Three Dead : The Development of the Macabre in Late Medieval England

    Creator:
    Sandeno, Robin M.
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    Many authorities state that the development of macabre images were a result of the plague that first swept through western Europe 1347-1350. However, many aspects of the macabre were already in place prior to the plague. A more realistic explanation for the macabre is in the modification of religious belief,...
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    Masters Thesis
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    degree of Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies in History. Art, and English presented on April 14

  • Learning by imitation : the scholarly works of David Bartholomae

    Creator:
    Gallup, Sarah E.
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    This thesis examines the scholarship in pedagogical theory and practice of David Bartholomae over the past thirty-five years, in particular examining the role that the rhetorical construct of imitation has played in its development. Through my research, I trace the evolution of Bartholomae’s pedagogical stances and practices, as these both...
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    that a great portion of art consists in imitation, since, though to invent was first in order of time

  • Wendy Bishop : a feminist voice at the intersections of composition, creative writing, and ethnography

    Creator:
    Rosman, Alice L.
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    Wendy Bishop's lively voice and scholarly contribution continue to resonate and be important in composition studies. Bishop--poet, scholar, feminist, teacher, ethnographer, and compositionist--sought to blur the lines between creative writing and composition. This thesis argues that in challenging the boundaries that exist between creative writing and composition, Bishop also challenged...
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    Masters Thesis
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    feminist studies. Additionally, a huge thank you to the faculty in the School of Writing, Literature, and

  • "'I wouldn't have believed it -- even of a white man'" : critiquing whiteness in Charles Chesnutt's "The house behind the cedars" and Nella Larsen's "Passing"

    Creator:
    Franks, Tricia May
    Abstract:
    In their respective novels, The House Behind the Cedars (1900) and Passing (1929), both Charles Chesnutt and Nella Larsen utilize racial passing, the process of a mixed-race individual living as "white," to explore the relations between black and white people during early-twentieth century America. This thesis specifically argues that Chesnutt...
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    Masters Thesis
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    female historically as a figure in American literature, tracing her beginnings as the "tragic

  • Breeding the new woman : the eugenic discourse of motherhood in Shaw, Yeats, and Lawless

    Creator:
    Tracy, Hannah R.
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    The popularity and pervasiveness of eugenic discourse during the modernist period in England and Ireland raised many questions about race, class, and gender. While Hitler's Nazi "experiment" ultimately demonstrated the consequences of implementing eugenic ideas, forcing eugenicists to abandon, or at least mask, their theories, the eugenics movement before World...
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    Masters Thesis
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    the "New Woman" was primarily a critical construct used in early modernist literature to representa

  • Achievement as a family theme in drama

    Creator:
    Gray, Cecilia D.
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    The development and maintenance of a family achievement theme was analyzed using two dramas: Long Day's Journey Into Night by Eugene O'Neill and A Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller. Three propositions were tested: 1) The development of a family achievement theme involves a transaction between individual personality needs...
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    Dissertation
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    disgarded if it can assist us in this endeavor. Literature has supplied us with rich protrayals of family

  • Sex role stereotypes and children's memory for story content

    Creator:
    Gentry, Sally A.
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    The present experiment examined children's memory for stereotypic and non-stereotypic sex role content in their reading material. Twenty-four male and twenty-four female fifth grade subjects read two short stories, each depicting a male and female character who exhibited an equal number of masculine and feminine traits and behaviors. Results of...
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    Dissertation
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    literature, or its effect upon their memory for story material. In an effort to address this issue, the

  • Asynthesis & act: the evental sublime in Badiou, Byron, and Barker

    Creator:
    Drury, Adam Marshall
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    Asynthesis & Act is a significant intervention into the discourse of the sublime. Through a deep investigation of the critical metaphysics of Immanuel Kant, the first chapter of this thesis puts forth the claim that the sublime is a radical experience that occasions a possibility for the individual to commit...
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    in literature and culture. It was in reading a book of his dramatic theory, rather than one of his

  • Unrequired reading; an annotated bibliography for teachers & school administrators

    Creator:
    Tiedt, Iris M. and Tiedt, Sidney W.
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    Book
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    thought in panic.) Literature can also facilitate our understanding of the students with whom we are