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Boardinghouses, Parties And The Creation Of A Political Society: Washington City, 1800-1830, Cynthia Diane Earman
Boardinghouses, Parties And The Creation Of A Political Society: Washington City, 1800-1830, Cynthia Diane Earman
LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses
Washington's elite society was a political society where members of Congress, the president, members of his cabinet, Supreme Court justices, and members of the diplomatic corps met with members of the press, and other visitors to the capital, and long term residents came together to form a unique society. This study evolved from the premise that James Sterling Young's view of Washington City was flawed. Three questions guided this project: How did Washington change over time?; Why were specific boardinghouses chosen?; and What role did elite wives play in the Washington community? Washington's elite community was by definition a political …
Jacques Offenbach’S Les Contes D’Hoffmann: Hoffmann’S Journey To His Art, Julie Ann Powell
Jacques Offenbach’S Les Contes D’Hoffmann: Hoffmann’S Journey To His Art, Julie Ann Powell
Honors Theses
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Abraham’S Encounters With God, Karen Dement
Guido Guinizelli In Purgatorio 26, Rose White
Textuality In Two Of Chaucer’S Tales Of Love: The Knight’S Tale And The Clerk’S Tale, Elizabeth Crawford Hull
Textuality In Two Of Chaucer’S Tales Of Love: The Knight’S Tale And The Clerk’S Tale, Elizabeth Crawford Hull
Honors Theses
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The Relationship Role Between Sexuality, Power, And The Role Of The Southern “Lady” In Film: Gone With The Wind, A Streetcar Named Desire, And Sex, Lies And Videotape, Gabrielle Matese
Honors Theses
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Whatever Is, Is Right, Virginia Ruth Watson
The Effect Of The Boxer Rebellion On Protestants And Social Reform, Sherri E. Franks
The Effect Of The Boxer Rebellion On Protestants And Social Reform, Sherri E. Franks
Honors Theses
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Nietzsche And Heraclitus, Virginia Lyle Jennings Howard
Nietzsche And Heraclitus, Virginia Lyle Jennings Howard
LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses
Nietzshe's philosophical ideas are closely based upon his early studies of Greek thought. Unless his philosophy is approached from the standpoint of its foundation in the ancient Greeks, Heraclitus in particular, then it can be difficult to gain a coherent picture of Nietzsche's thought. In Heraclitus he found an affirmation of precisely what he loved about the ancient Greek way of life, its most fundamental concept: the contest. The Greeks embrace their apparently terrible characteristics and control them with a rule-governed contest. In the same way Heraclitus's universe consists of opposites which strive for dominion, not through wars of annihilation, …
Are Religious Experiences Too Extraordinary To Be Trusted?, Georg Herlitz
Are Religious Experiences Too Extraordinary To Be Trusted?, Georg Herlitz
Honors Theses
No abstract provided.