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A Psychoanalytic Reading Of Haruki Murakami’S “The Little Green Monster,” “All God’S Children Can Dance,” And “Tv People”, Sara Ferreira
A Psychoanalytic Reading Of Haruki Murakami’S “The Little Green Monster,” “All God’S Children Can Dance,” And “Tv People”, Sara Ferreira
Honors Program Theses and Projects
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The Maternal Lineage: Orality And Language In Natalia Ginzburg's Family Sayings, Veruska Cantelli
The Maternal Lineage: Orality And Language In Natalia Ginzburg's Family Sayings, Veruska Cantelli
Journal of International Women's Studies
As its title, Family Sayings, suggests, it is through a body of sayings, stories, poems and songs, recalled by her mother, that the author Natalia Ginzburg tells the story of her family before, during and after WWII. Within the turmoil and chaos of the fascist regime and the war, there is a language, a lexicon, capable of establishing a comforting and familiar zone for the members of the family. Through repetitions of sayings and sketches, Natalia Ginzburg will present a work, partly oral and partly written, blurring the relationship between author/reader and storyteller/listener. In a time when consumerism is rampant …
Navigating 18th Century Haiku: Translating The Poetry Of Yosa Buson, Allan Persinger
Navigating 18th Century Haiku: Translating The Poetry Of Yosa Buson, Allan Persinger
2013 New England Association for Asian Studies Conference
One of the difficulties in translating the poetry of Yosa Buson, an 18th century Japanese poet and painter is negotiating the cultural differences between time and place, and still writing a translation that moves the audience within the limits of a haiku without doing any violence to the original text. My presentation is on the difficulties in translating a literary master from the Edo Era, Yosa Buson, especially when the poems contain embedded cultural references that the average American reader would not be familiar with as it is important to convey all of the information in a meaningful way and …
Turning Into A Shadow: Textual Management Of Sexual Violence In Taketori Monogatari, Otilia C. Milutin
Turning Into A Shadow: Textual Management Of Sexual Violence In Taketori Monogatari, Otilia C. Milutin
2013 New England Association for Asian Studies Conference
This paper is an integral part of an ongoing doctoral research which examines the varied textual representations of sexual violence in Heian and Kamakura monogatari. The first part of this dissertation, opening with the section presented here, addresses the three mid-ninth to mid-tenth century texts, Taketori, Utsuho and Ochikubo monogatari, whose representations or misrepresentations of sexual violence shaped Murasaki Shikibu’s own, in the eleventh century Genji monogatari.
The present study focuses on the Taketori text and its management of sexual violence; it traces the work’s textual lineage and underlines the consistent and sustained attempts to sanitize its content …
The Angel No Longer In The Household, Jason Williams
The Angel No Longer In The Household, Jason Williams
Undergraduate Review
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Dakota And All We Know Of Heaven: A Spiritual Desert, Matthew Collins
Dakota And All We Know Of Heaven: A Spiritual Desert, Matthew Collins
Undergraduate Review
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No Ordinary English: Gertrude Stein Defines Literacy, Nicole Williams, Amanda Morrish
No Ordinary English: Gertrude Stein Defines Literacy, Nicole Williams, Amanda Morrish
Undergraduate Review
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Pieces Of Virginia: Post-Impressionaism And Cubism In The Works Of Virginia Woolf, Corie Dias
Pieces Of Virginia: Post-Impressionaism And Cubism In The Works Of Virginia Woolf, Corie Dias
Undergraduate Review
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One Ring To Rule Them All: Power And Surveillance In The Film Adaptation Of The Lord Of The Rings, Cherylynn Silva
One Ring To Rule Them All: Power And Surveillance In The Film Adaptation Of The Lord Of The Rings, Cherylynn Silva
Undergraduate Review
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Painters Of A Changing New World: James Fenimore Cooper And Thomas Cole, Corie Dias
Painters Of A Changing New World: James Fenimore Cooper And Thomas Cole, Corie Dias
Undergraduate Review
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We Don't Need No Water: Joyce And O'Brien Burning The Roof Of High Art, Robert J. Cannata
We Don't Need No Water: Joyce And O'Brien Burning The Roof Of High Art, Robert J. Cannata
Undergraduate Review
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