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Self And Tell: Exploring Identity Through Music, Logen Crandall
Self And Tell: Exploring Identity Through Music, Logen Crandall
Honors Theses
My honors thesis is a five-song EP titled ‘self and tell’. It is considered an EP (Extended Play) because it is longer than one song but shorter than an album. As an English: Creative Writing major, I wanted to write something for my thesis that truly excited me. However, I was ignited by the thought of writing an essay, play, collection of poems, or work of fiction. As someone who has always had a passion for music and singing, I instead chose to use my knowledge of poetry and storytelling to write lyrics that followed a central theme from one …
Could Musical Theatre Be Worthy Of Literary Analysis? (Or, An Attempt At Dismantling The Cultural Hierarchy), Sarah Meierdirks
Could Musical Theatre Be Worthy Of Literary Analysis? (Or, An Attempt At Dismantling The Cultural Hierarchy), Sarah Meierdirks
Honors Theses
Could Musical Theatre Be Worthy of Literary Analysis?
Cultural hierarchy, or the perception that different forms of art relate to each other in terms of higher or lower sophistication, has commanded the way we view art for centuries. Artforms which the cultural hierarchy deems to be “higher” are often given more attention, respect, and appreciation in academia, but can be less accessible both physically and mentally to the masses, while artforms deemed to be “lower” tend to be simpler and more fun, making them have a more popular appeal. The tendency for art that is either simple or fun to …
Canon Fanfiction: Reading, Writing, And Teaching With Adaptations Of Premodern And Early Modern Literature, Christine Schott
Canon Fanfiction: Reading, Writing, And Teaching With Adaptations Of Premodern And Early Modern Literature, Christine Schott
Research in Medieval and Early Modern Culture
For most of Western history, literary value came from retelling and reworking the literature of the past. This reinvention of source material is not unlike the process of writing fanfiction, a genre that has exploded in popularity among young adults in the internet age. It also bears a resemblance the work of literary scholars, who seek to respond, sometimes radically, to the difficult or problematic elements in texts they study. In a climate of increasing indifference toward literature and scholarship, creative writing provides novelists and students alike a powerful way to engage with literature of the past and confront the …
Hide And Seek, Angie Bissonnette
A Siren’S Cry, Angie Bissonnette
Deep Water Devotion (Transgender Sailor Evocations), June Pearson
Deep Water Devotion (Transgender Sailor Evocations), June Pearson
The Laureate
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Sunday, May 2, 1999, Lydia Cowan
A Bloody Proposal, Angie Bissonnette
(Un)Faithful Humanity, Nora Pluth
What’S Taken, What’S Given, And What I Choose To Remember, Grace Cieslikowski
What’S Taken, What’S Given, And What I Choose To Remember, Grace Cieslikowski
The Laureate
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Highway At Night, Nora Pluth
Dreamy Rivers Flowing Under Bridges, Josiah Zuiderveen
Dreamy Rivers Flowing Under Bridges, Josiah Zuiderveen
The Laureate
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Sunday, May 2, 1999, Lydia Cowan
Magazine Mouth, Kostandi Stephenson
Salt Flat, Lucas Harbaugh
Our Kingdom, Angie Bissonnette
Pest(Icide), Kostandi Stephenson
Grove(L), Madalyn L. Rockwell
To Be In Morning, Angie Bissonnette
Puppet Master, Ryder Dietz
The Gray, Nora Pluth
Soft-Spoken, Amaya Gipson
Grave-Digger, Lauren Williams
Ftm, Ryder Dietz
A Bubble Bath, Lydia Cowan
The Oppression Of Depression, Shelby Vaughn
The Meadow, Lucas Harbaugh
Before Sunrise, Nora Pluth
Chasing The Heart Of Music, Josiah Zuiderveen
Scribble Out, Lucas Harbaugh