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The Progression Of Emotional Trauma From 1688 To 2018: Finding Reality In The Abstract, Jacqueline S. Way

2018 Entries

Since the conclusion of the Second World War, understanding trauma and PTSD in relation to the progression of both history and basic human nature, especially during times of uncertainty, has grown in popularity. The study of PTSD was first introduced by Johannes Hofer, in 1688, as a form of nostalgia, but in recent decades, the definition of emotional trauma has been debated. Siegfried Sassoon, a famous poet during the World Wars, wrote about trauma in terms of its impact. Originally, it was thought trauma could only exist if the world moved in a linear nature, not cyclical. But as society …

Perspectives: Miami Through A Different Lens, 2018, Volume 2, University Of Miami

Perspectives: Miami Through a Different Lens

In Perspectives, a student-produced journal of student writing, University of Miami writers mix their stories with the stories of local individuals from marginalized groups to learn more about themselves, their community partners, and the world we share. Its editors hope the journal will spark a passion for change in those who read it and those who contribute to it.

In the first volume, students wrote with women incarcerated at the Homestead Correctional Institution and farmworkers from Homestead represented by the advocacy and educational group WeCount! For the second issue, which was devoted to the theme of social justice, students exchanged …

Perspectives: Miami Through A Different Lens, Fall 2017, Volume 1, Issue 1, University Of Miami

Perspectives: Miami Through a Different Lens

"The students at the University of Miami have combined their stories with those of marginalized groups within the country to learn more about themselves and the world they live in. They spoke to women from the Homestead Correctional Institution by taking part in the Exchange for Change program and communicated with undocumented farm workers in the area through WeCount.

The journal features submissions from students and their exchange partners in the form of excerpts from their exchange letters, as well as several collaborative stories that students wrote with the women of HCI. Students wrote reflections on their dinner with farm …

Daughters Of Coke: Women’S Legal Discourse In England, 1642–1689, Mihoko Suzuki

English Articles and Papers

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The Works Of Lucy Hutchinson. Volume I: Translation Of Lucretius. Part 1: Introduction And Text. Part 2: Commentary, Bibliography, And Index (Review), Mihoko Suzuki

English Articles and Papers

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Navigating Tensions In The Process Of Change: An English Educator’S Dilemma Management In The Revision And Implementation Of A Diversity-Infused Methods Course, Mileidis Gort, Wendy J. Glenn

Teaching and Learning Articles and Papers

In response to growing concerns among faculty regarding the lack of attention to the bilingual student population in our pre-service teacher education program, the authors engaged in a shared self-study of the process of revising and implementing a secondary English methods course with explicit attention to the special needs of bilingual/bicultural learners. The paper describes how the second author, an English educator, with support from the first author, a mentor/colleague in bilingual education, identified and negotiated tensions and dilemmas that arose in a process of curricular transformation toward culturally and linguistically responsive teacher education practice. The study highlights several points …

The ‘Demon’ Of Capital: Timon Of Athens In Meiji Japan, Mihoko Suzuki

English Articles and Papers

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Discomfort, Deficiency, Dedication: Pre-Service Teachers Voice Their Ell-Related Concerns, Wendy J. Glenn, Mileidis Gort

Teaching and Learning Articles and Papers

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Globalization, Transculturalism, And The Contemporary Japanese Novel: The Case Of Minae Mizumura’S Honkaku Shôsetsu, Mihoko Suzuki

English Articles and Papers

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Gender, The Political Subject, And Dramatic Authorship: Margaret Example, Mihoko Suzuki

English Articles and Papers

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Anti-Egoism And Collective Life: Allegories Of Agency In Wyndham Lewis's Enemy Of The Stars, Joel Nickels

English Articles and Papers

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History, Nation, And The Satiric Almanac, 1660-1760, Frank Palmeri

English Articles and Papers

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The London Apprentice Riots Of The 1590s And The Fiction Of Thomas Deloney, Mihoko Suzuki

English Articles and Papers

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The Case Of Mary Carleton: Representing The Female Subject, 1663-73, Mihoko Suzuki

English Articles and Papers

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Gender, Class, And The Social Order In Late Elizabethan Drama, Mihoko Suzuki

English Articles and Papers

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The Dismemberment Of Hippolytus: Humanist Imitation, Shakespearean Translation, Mihoko Suzuki

English Articles and Papers

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Truth Tired With Iteration’: Myth And Fiction In Shakespeare’S Troilus And Cressida, Mihoko Suzuki

English Articles and Papers

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"Signiorie Ouer The Pages": The Crisis Of Authority In Nashe’S The Unfortunate Traveller, Mihoko Suzuki

English Articles and Papers

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