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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
'Still Spiritually Alive': Remembering Bernard Häring, Kathleen A. Cahalan
'Still Spiritually Alive': Remembering Bernard Häring, Kathleen A. Cahalan
School of Theology and Seminary Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
Heresy And Heortology In The Early Church: Arianism And The Emergence Of The Triduum, Martin F. Connell
Heresy And Heortology In The Early Church: Arianism And The Emergence Of The Triduum, Martin F. Connell
Theology Faculty Publications
The Triduum, the three-day liturgy of Easter — from Holy Thursday evening through Easter Sunday — has been so common an experience of the Christian liturgical year that it is difficult to imagine a time when the Triduum was not. But for at least the first three centuries of Christian worship, this annual celebration of Easter was only one rite, a single grand annual assembly of confessors, and soon-to-be confessors, embracing the life of God incarnate in Jesus Christ and in the members of the community. The theology of this unitive rite took in all aspects of the redemption wrought …
On The Development Of The Rosary, Sean Paul Fredsti
On The Development Of The Rosary, Sean Paul Fredsti
School of Theology and Seminary Graduate Papers/Theses
No abstract provided.
The Architectural Works Of Edward A. Sovik: Opening Ecumenical Dialogue, Sean Paul Fredsti
The Architectural Works Of Edward A. Sovik: Opening Ecumenical Dialogue, Sean Paul Fredsti
School of Theology and Seminary Graduate Papers/Theses
No abstract provided.
Augustine On Environment: Abiding In The Tranquility Of Order, Edward Horski
Augustine On Environment: Abiding In The Tranquility Of Order, Edward Horski
School of Theology and Seminary Graduate Papers/Theses
No abstract provided.
Grounded In Love: An Investigation Of The Fundamental Ignatian Teaching On Discernment Within The Tradition Of Askesis, Edward Horski
Grounded In Love: An Investigation Of The Fundamental Ignatian Teaching On Discernment Within The Tradition Of Askesis, Edward Horski
School of Theology and Seminary Graduate Papers/Theses
No abstract provided.
Review Of The Antenicene Pascha: A Rhetorical History, By By Karl Gerlach, Martin Connell
Review Of The Antenicene Pascha: A Rhetorical History, By By Karl Gerlach, Martin Connell
Theology Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
Denying Limitations: Women's Seizure Of Education In Revolutionary France, Angela C. Anderson
Denying Limitations: Women's Seizure Of Education In Revolutionary France, Angela C. Anderson
Honors Theses, 1963-2015
Prior to the French Revolution of 1789, women were seen primarily as private and domestic individuals, whereas men were seen more as public and political. Women were oppressed in many ways, and girls had fewer opportunities to become educated than did boys at this time. During the Revolution, however, women came into a new existence and became politically involved in various manners, and it was in this way that women seized a non-traditional form of education. Women initiated politically motivated marches, such as the October Days (4-5 October 1789), during which thousands of women marched from Paris to the king's …
Ella Fitzgerald: The Music, The Woman, The Voice Of America!, Eleanor C. Mamer
Ella Fitzgerald: The Music, The Woman, The Voice Of America!, Eleanor C. Mamer
Honors Theses, 1963-2015
Ella Fitzgerald, American jazz vocalist, had an extreme impact on the world of musicians and singers during her lifetime. Her influence is still felt today, as her recordings live on as a tribute to her lifelong commitment to her art. Most jazz vocalists have been inspired by Fitzgerald because of her versatility as a performer, her presentation of material, her scat singing, and her vocal musicianship. This thesis explores three aspects of Fitzgerald and her art. The first gives background on jazz history which makes it possible to place Ella Fitzgerald into the development of jazz. The second explores Fitzgerald's …
The Existence Of The Covenant Before And After Christ In Galatians 3.15-18: A Conversation With James D.G. Dunn And J. Louis Martyn, Danielle K. Nussberger
The Existence Of The Covenant Before And After Christ In Galatians 3.15-18: A Conversation With James D.G. Dunn And J. Louis Martyn, Danielle K. Nussberger
Honors Theses, 1963-2015
This study looks at Galatians 3. 15-18 by entering the scholarly conversation of J. Louis Martyn and James Dunn: 1) evaluating their claims on the issue of 'continuity' and 'discontinuity' as it is adjudicated in Galatians, 2) allowing questions to emerge from this analysis, and 3) letting the sounding of this dialogue bring forth a new exegetical voice to speak about the original text. It asks the questions: How does Paul already find continuity between the past and present constructions of the covenantal community, in the face of the opponents' belief that they must enforce a continuity that is presently …
An Eastern Mind Attached To A Western Brain: The Influence Of Zen Buddhism On Jack Kerouac, Yuko Taniguchi
An Eastern Mind Attached To A Western Brain: The Influence Of Zen Buddhism On Jack Kerouac, Yuko Taniguchi
Honors Theses, 1963-2015
A great American author, Jack Kerouac, loved the Eastern philosophy, Zen Buddhism, which influenced fifteen years of his writing career. The theory of Zen Buddhism taught him what was in and out of human control as well as the true essence of nature. Kerouac reflected on and described his daily life of Zen Buddhism in his novels, and Zen Buddhism certainly became his spiritual inner home for fifteen years. However, searching for a true spirituality never settled him down emotionally; therefore his loss of faith in Zen Buddhism demolished his inner spiritual home, and his struggle began. My thesis examines …
The Foundation Of John Muir's World View: A Study Of The Tlingit Kinship, Mary Zender
The Foundation Of John Muir's World View: A Study Of The Tlingit Kinship, Mary Zender
Honors Theses, 1963-2015
John Muir's ideas concerning the natural world were cutting edge in the late nineteenth century and they still are today. He possessed the foresight which made his philosophies insightful and new a century later. What gave his theories the vitality to transcend time? Perhaps it was the right combination. His view of the wilderness encompassed a passion not found in most people's beliefs. I think his passion came from within, but I know he received strength from the kinship he found in the Native Alaskans. In them he discovered the truth behind his ideas. He witnessed the manifestation of his …
The Clinton Chronicle: Diary Of A Political Psychologist, Aubrey Immelman
The Clinton Chronicle: Diary Of A Political Psychologist, Aubrey Immelman
Psychology Faculty Publications
Chronicle, from the perspective of political psychology, of events and controversies in the impeachment saga of President Bill Clinton, from the president’s August 17, 1998 testimony before the grand jury in the Starr investigation to his acquittal on February 12, 1999.
The New Plastic In Sculpture, Timothy M. Gallant
The New Plastic In Sculpture, Timothy M. Gallant
Honors Theses, 1963-2015
In his "new plastic" paintings, Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) created an aesthetic of universal dimensions through the unification of simplified visual elements. Through an intuitive process of trial and error, Mondrian achieved the unity required for his universal aesthetic by creating a delicate tension between simplified elements in simulated three dimensional space. Mondrian's "new plastic" (neoplastic) aesthetic in painting, however, is physically bound to the two dimensional surface of his canvas and allowed only the appearance of three dimensions. In my thesis, I outline the translation of Mondrian's aesthetic into a physically three dimensional context, creating a universal aesthetic in sculpture …
Dickens' 'Bad Men': Representations Of Elder Women In Dombey And Son And In Victorian Reality, Jennifer M. White
Dickens' 'Bad Men': Representations Of Elder Women In Dombey And Son And In Victorian Reality, Jennifer M. White
Honors Theses, 1963-2015
The paper focuses on elder women as "moral scapegoats" and grotesque figures in Charles Dickens' Dombey and Son. It also analyzes representations of younger women, focusing on constraints they face as they choose marriage or "spinsterhood." The essay draws connection between Dickens' characters and modern portrayals of elder women. My analysis is grounded in research including nineteenth-century primary documents (medical writings, essays, journals, newspapers), relevant scholarly works, modern texts, and novels preceding and contemporary with Dombey and Son. In particular, Fanny Burney's eighteenth-century novel, Evelina, along with various eighteenth-century documents are utilized to provide a historical context …
Pains And Contradictions In The Catcher In The Rye And Franny And Zooey, B. Daniel Rösch
Pains And Contradictions In The Catcher In The Rye And Franny And Zooey, B. Daniel Rösch
Honors Theses, 1963-2015
Holden Caulfield and Franny Glass struggle with the phoniness and egotism that pervades society. They long to escape their problems and decide to run away -- he by becoming a hermit and she by retreating into spirituality through the Jesus Prayer. They soon realize the folly of their solution and through their pains and contradictions, they learn how to cope with social squalor. Holden realizes that he needs to love and accept people unconditionally, and Franny learns that she needs to shed her egotism and act altruistically. I believe J. D. Salinger outlines a spiritual coping strategy through Holden and …
Review Of Calendar: Humanity's Epic Struggle To Determine A True And Accurate Year, By David Ewing Duncan, Martin Connell
Review Of Calendar: Humanity's Epic Struggle To Determine A True And Accurate Year, By David Ewing Duncan, Martin Connell
Theology Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
Review Of Christ In The Early Christian Hymns, By Daniel Liderbach, Martin Connell
Review Of Christ In The Early Christian Hymns, By Daniel Liderbach, Martin Connell
Theology Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.