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Paris, Kristine Quint
Forsynthia Tunnels, Court Cathers
Palace, Jesse Rowan
Autumn, Sarah Gullickson
Pin-Up Girl, Eva Stone
Intermediate Disturbance Hypothesis, Gaaby Patterson
Snow Princess, Jen Fredette
Ändra, Stephanie Reiman
Baking, April Douglas
Your Lame Starling, Juliana Lutz
Roots, Sarah Poole
Drowning, Zachary Shearer
The Faye Will Come Out To Play, Court Cathers
Koi, Grace Yon
Untitled, Erika Tibbetts
Ocean, Robert Taylor
Gabby & Michael, Emily Johnson
My Grandma's Boyfriends, Maggie Mattinson
Big Sur, Robert Taylor
Underneath Lily Pads, Court Cathers
Real Women, Robert Taylor
Creating A New Literature: Shimazaki Toson's Poetry And The Japanese Literary Reform Movement, Grace E. Yon
Creating A New Literature: Shimazaki Toson's Poetry And The Japanese Literary Reform Movement, Grace E. Yon
Undergraduate Theses, Professional Papers, and Capstone Artifacts
This research project shows how the poetry of writer Shimazaki Tōson (1872-1943) influenced Japanese literary and language reform movements during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Although Tōson's fiction has often been the focus of critical studies and research, the impact his poetry had on these reform movements and on the shape of modern Japanese literature tends to be overlooked. In this paper, I show the importance of these overlooked works by examining a wide range of Tōson's poems and focusing on the way that they blend classical Japanese natural themes and rhythm, most commonly a 5-7-5 or related …
When The Sap Flows: Affection And Industry In The Maple Woods, Nicholas R. Littman
When The Sap Flows: Affection And Industry In The Maple Woods, Nicholas R. Littman
Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers
This thesis arises from my time waiting for, collecting, and boiling sap from maple trees into syrup. I spent four months in the Adirondack Mountains of upstate New York working for a modern commercial sugaring operation and sugaring in the old-fashioned manner—with buckets and a wood-fired evaporator.
The narrative follows my journey as a lifelong Westerner traveling east to learn an old tradition with my hands. Instead of observing how the warmth of a changing climate was affecting maple sugaring, I was thrust into a landscape defined by cold, during one of the coldest winters on record in the Northeast. …