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Flamingo Vol. Iv N 9, Carola Morin, Joseph Speicher, Bernice K. Randel

Flamingo

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C.K. Flamingo. Picture. 7.

E.T. Late Spring. Prose. 7.

Anonymous. Untitled. Picture. 8.

Aussi. TO Q. S. Poem. 8.

Kibby. HORACE, BOOK I, ODE NINE. Poem. 9.

X. EXCLUSION. Poem .9.

I.K. DISAPPOINTMENT. Poem. 9.

G.W. March. Poem. 9.

V. TO A PICTURE. Poem. 9.

I.K. I KNOW A POEM. Poem. 9.

Z.X. Lovesick. Poem. 9.

Cal. Our Serenade. Poem. 10.

G.W. Irish Lullaby. Poem. 10.

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C.E.D. A Lass! Poem. 10.

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CeMorin. Walnuts. Picture. 11.

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Flamingo Vol. Iv N 7, Edward A. Schmitz, Delmar Ubersax, Virginia Reel

Flamingo

Schmitz, E. Cover. Picture. 0.

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Schmitz. George Platt Knox- Dean. Picture. 8.

C.K. Flamingo. Picture. 9.

E.B.T. Christmas Eve. Prose. 9.

Anonymous. "We pray that Time will ever greet thee . . ." Picture. 12.

F.R. Awgawan. Poem. 12.

V.F. Song. Poem. 12.

F.R. When? Poem. 12.

F.R. Drifting. Poem. 12.

V. Doggies' Lament. Poem. 12.

O.L. Love Chant. Poem. 12.

V.J. Seers. Poem. 12.

V.J. Last of All. Poem. 12.

Cal. Untitled. Poem. 12.

Aussi. A Reasonable Doubt. Poem. 12.

R.P. Which Got What. Prose. 13.

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Flamingo Vol. Iv N 6, Edward A. Schmitz, Delmar Ubersax, Ellis Fuller Parsons

Flamingo

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Schmitz, E. EDWARD A. DEEDS The Colonel. Picture. 6.

C.K. Flamingo. Picture. 7.

H.W.B. KISMET. Prose. 7.

Tuttled, F.B. AUTUMN IN GRANVILLE. Poem. 8.

Anonymous. Untitled. Picture. 8.

F.R. SHE LOVES SHE! Poem. 8.

Anonymous. The Windfall. Poem. 8.

I.K. SHEPARDSON CAMPUS ON A NIGHT OF MIST. Poem. 8.

F.R. You. Poem. 8.

G.W. AN AUTUMN DAY. Poem. 8.

F.R. WE JANES! Poem. 9.

F. AINT LlFE AWFUL. Poem. 9.

F.R. LITTLE BOY BLUE. Poem. 9.

Anonymous. "—UNDER THEIR SKINS." Poem. 9.

W.G. SOONER OR LATER. Prose. 9.

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Obliterating Middle-Class Culpability: Sarah Grand's New Woman Short Fiction In George Bentleys Temple Bar, Nicole Perry Clawson

Theses and Dissertations

Scholars interested in the popular Victorian periodical Temple Bar have primarily focused on the editorship of George Augustus Sala, under whom the journal paradoxically began delivering controversial content to conservative middle-class readers. But while the Temple Bar's sensation fiction and social realism have already been considered, critics have not yet examined Temple Bar's New Woman fiction, which was published during the last decade of the 19th century and George Bentley's reign as editor-in-chief. While functioning as editor-in-chief, Bentley sought to adhere to the dictates found in the 1860 prospectus, to "inculcate thoroughly English sentiment: respect for authority, attachment …

Flamingo Vol. Iv N 1, Turpin Bannister, Dick Davis, Clyde E. Keeler, Grayce Williams, Virginia Reel

Flamingo

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W. Va. Workman. Untitled. Prose. 1.

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C.K. "They say that the army is getting to be all bunk." Picture. 6.

Chef, A. Eight Ball. Prose. 7.

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W.A.V. JANE AND ME. Poem. 9.

H.M.K. Environments. Poem. 9.

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C.H.L. Life. Poem. 9.

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C.K. MY BIG SISTER, SHE. Poem. 9.

C.K. INHERITANCE. Poem. 9.

Anonymous. D'JA KNOW THIS? Prose. 10.

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Davis, Dick. Officer of the Guard—"If anything moves, …

Flamingo Vol. Iii N 9, Kilburn Holt

Flamingo

Tyroler. Cover. Picture. 0.

Disk Ard. Abridged Love Lyric. Picture and Poem. 4.

H.G.P. THE FLAMINGO'S BOOKSHELF. Prose. 5.

H.G.P. THE FLAMINGO'S BOOKSHELF. Prose. 5.

Mail. We Do Barrymore. Prose. 6.

Anonymous. Untitled. Picture. 6.

Tastings, Silo. Can You Live on What You Get to Eat? Prose. 8.

Anonymous. This sleek and prosperous looking mouse is from the most successfully growing pen as reported in this article. Picture. 8.

Anonymous. This is the mouse that Beta bunked. Picture. 8.

Anonymous. Common's Club Mouse. Picture. 9.

Anonymous. Shephardson Dining Hall Mouse. Picture. 9.

Anonymous. SILO TASTINGS. Picture. 9.

Anonymous. Fife Lines. …

Making Common Causes: Crises, Conflict, Creation, Conversations: Offerings From The Biennial Alecc Conference Queen’S University, Kingston 2016, Jenny Kerber, Astrida Neimanis, Pamela Banting, Tania Aguila-Way, Ron Benner, Mick Smith, Adeline Johns-Putra, Peter C. Van Wyck

The Goose

At ALECC’s biennial gathering at Queen’s University in June 2016, participants came together to explore the possibilities of “making common causes” from a host of angles, yet all were anchored in an acknowledgement of the diverse more-than-human relationships that make up our common worlds. The following collection of short essays, authored by some of the gathering’s keynote speakers, explores specific aspects of making common causes. In this special section of The Goose, we deliberately invoke the plural of conversation. We understand the effort to make common causes as a process, rather than a “one and done” act. It is multifaceted …

Flamingo Vol. Iii N 7, William A. Vogel, Delmar Ubersax, Ted Robinson

Flamingo

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Beanpot. Untitled. Prose. 1.

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C.O. Untitled. Poem. 5.

Anonymous. DEEDS FIELD, NOVEMBER 25, 1922. Picture. 6.

Anonymous. THE LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE OF SWASEY CHAPEL HOME-COMING DAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1922. Picture. 6.

Anonymous. For Denison. Prose. 6.

Vogel, W.A. The Outcast. Prose. 7.

Anonymous. Some Views on Ethics. Prose. 8.

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Anonymous. Untitled. Poem. 8.

C.O. Untitled. Poem. 8.

K.K.H. Canyon Cascade. Poem. 9.

C.O. The Moon. Poem. 9.

Anonymous. Untitled. Picture. 9.

Bill. Dear Editor. Poem. 9.

K.K.H. REVERIE. …

Flamingo Vol. Iii N 1, William A. Vogel, Russell Rine, Virginia Reel, Edward A. Schmitz

Flamingo

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Chaparral. Show This to the Livy. Prose. 5.

Lemon Punch. Show This to the Livy. Prose. 5.

Burr, Leigh. Fair and Warmer. Prose. 5.

Judge. Fair and Warmer. Prose. 5.

Record. Fair and Warmer. Prose. 5.

Anonymous. Cutting, Isn't It?. Picture. 6.

Vogel, W.A. Twentieth Century Romance. Prose. 7.

Q. Meditation. Poem. 8.

M.I.D. Morning, The Seventeenth. Poem. 8.

Anonymous. The Engagement. Poem. 8.

Rine, Russell. On Rolling Pins. Poem. 9.

G.M.C. Evening Star. Poem. 9.

G.M.C. An Orison. Poem. …

The Complete Poems Of Anne Bannerman, Matthew Heilman

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

Anne Bannerman (c.1780-1829) spent most of her life in Edinburgh, Scotland and published three volumes of poetry in the early nineteenth century. For my dissertation, I have prepared the first fully-annotated critical edition of Bannerman’s complete works, including Poems (1800), Tales of Superstition and Chivalry (1802), and Poems, A New Edition (1807). A comprehensive introduction provides information on Bannerman’s life and background, and examines her work in the context of British Romanticism, the Gothic, Scottish nationalism, and the ballad tradition. Close-readings of the poems examine the ways in which Bannerman’s female narrators challenge early nineteenth-century conceptualizations of gender, particularly in …

A Study In The Humor Of The Old Northeast: Joseph C. Neal's Charcoal Sketches And The Comic Urban Frontier Studies In American Humor, David E.E. Sloane

English Faculty Publications

Joseph C. Neal pioneered the urban frontier of the Old Northeast in depicting what he called "hard cases" from the Philadelphia slums in the long-overlooked Charcoal Sketches, first published in book form in 1838. His characters' inability to change with the times, their false and vulnerable toughness, and their urban vernacular language look forward to the humor of Mark Twain, political commentators, and radio and TV sitcoms. In Neal's work, the cash economy, the lightly ironic euphuistic character study, and metaphors of the city are used to describe the new social and ethical paradoxes of the urban-industrial world already emerging …

“Only A Sufficient Cause:" Bram Stoker's Dracula As A Tale Of Mad Science And Faustian Redemption, Leah Christiana Davydov

ETD Archive

While present Dracula scholarship has made an extensive examination of the ways in which the novel reflects apprehensions about late Victorian scientific advances, little work to date has been done to link these anxieties to fin de siecle fiction involving mad scientists or to Bram Stoker’s lifelong interest in the story of Dr. Faustus. In this work, I argue that the primary menace within Dracula is not actually the threat posed by the novel’s vampires but rather the threat posed by the biologically determined, materialist, and potentially “mad” science practiced by the characters of Dr. John Seward and his patient, …

I Hate It, But I Can't Stop: The Romanticization Of Intimate Partner Abuse In Young Adult Retellings Of Wuthering Heights, Brianna R. Zgodinski

ETD Archive

In recent years, there has been a trend in young adult adaptations of Wuthering Heights to amend the plot so that Catherine Earnshaw chooses to have a romantic relationship with Heathcliff, when in Bronte’s novel she decides against it. In the following study, I trace the factors that contribute to Catherine’s rejection of Heathcliff as a romantic partner in the original text. Many critics have argued that her motives are primarily Machiavellian since she chooses a suitor with more wealth and familial connections than Heathcliff. These are indeed factors; however, by engaging with contemporary research on adolescent development, I show …

Mourning And Melancholy In Hisham Matar's In The Country Of Men And Anatomy Of A Disappearance, John C. Hawley

English

In a recent study of masculine identity in the fiction of the Arab East since 1967, Samira Aghacy analyzes those novels that "possess an underlying political awareness revealing the centrality of political life in the fiction of the Arab East and the precedence of collective over private issues" (Aghacy, 7). Hisham Matar, though, has chosen to work against the grain and to shrink the political down to the personal; politics remain almost unseen, ghost-like, something his protagonists cannot comprehend or fully see. 1 Muhammad Siddiq famously notes that "any writer can ill afford to remain uninvolved and merely watch history …

T. E. Lawrence's Seven Pillars Of Wisdom And The Erotics Of Literary History: Straddling Epic., Václav Paris

Publications and Research

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The Short And Surprisingly Private Life Of King Bolo: Eliot’S Bawdy Poems And Their Audiences, Jayme Stayer

2017 Faculty Bibliography

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Connection, Chance, And The Cosmos In Ulysses, Kaitlyn Spina

English Honors Theses

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Rethinking Foreignness In The Works Of John Milton, Courtney Van Saders

Theses, Dissertations and Culminating Projects

This thesis contends that in John Milton’s early poems written between 1627 and 1639, he starts the process of developing an understanding of boundaries and borders he would use later in his career. Chapter one examines Milton’s Elegia Quarta and The Masque at Ludlow Castle. Within Elegia Quarta, Milton explores the relationship of borders between mainland Europe and England. He uses the image of his childhood mentor Thomas Young as a physical representation of borders. While in The Masque at Ludlow Castle, I concentrate on the complexity of the barriers and boundaries between England and Wales and the development of …

One Bruised Apple, Stacie Mccall Whitaker

Stonecoast MFA Theses and Capstones

The Quinn Family is always moving, and sixteen-year-old Sadie is determined to find out what they’re running from. In yet another new neighborhood, Sadie is befriended by a group of teens seemingly plagued by the same sense of tragedy that shrouds the Quinn family. Sadie quickly falls for Trenton, a young black man, in a town and family that forbids interracial relationships. As their relationship develops and is ultimately exposed, the Quinn family secrets unravel and Sadie is left questioning all that she thought she knew about herself, her family, and the world.

American Culture Of Servitude: The Problem Of Domestic Service In Antebellum Literature And Culture, Andrea Holliger

Theses and Dissertations--English

My dissertation argues that domestic service alters a culture’s relationship to the laboring body. I theorize this relationship via popular literary and cultural antebellum texts to explore the effects of servitude as a trope. Methodologically, each chapter reads a literary text in context with social and legal paradigms to 1) demonstrate that servitude undergirds myriad articulations of antebellum power and difference; 2) show how servitude inflects the construction of these paradigms; and 3) trace Americans’ changing relationship to the concept of servitude from the Early Republic through the Civil War.

I begin with James Fenimore Cooper’s The Pioneers (1823), exploring …

Shakespeare And Classical Cosmology, Jean E. Feerick

Jean Feerick

Race And Colonization, Jean E. Feerick

Jean Feerick