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Session Ib: Literature Presentation 2 - From Folklore To Fantasy: Chronotopic Evolution In The Witcher Novels, Benjamin Flournoy
Session Ib: Literature Presentation 2 - From Folklore To Fantasy: Chronotopic Evolution In The Witcher Novels, Benjamin Flournoy
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A brief look at the appropriation of folkloric stories/imagery in The Witcher and how chronotopes (or time-space representations) produce meaning & point toward a change in cultural discourse.
Undergraduate Session Iiia English: Presentation 3 - I Work Alone: Fatherhood And Masculinity In Batman Comics, Claire Allen
Undergraduate Session Iiia English: Presentation 3 - I Work Alone: Fatherhood And Masculinity In Batman Comics, Claire Allen
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Undergraduate Session Iiia English: Presentation 1 - Marketing To The Marginalized, Rebecca Majorel
Undergraduate Session Iiia English: Presentation 1 - Marketing To The Marginalized, Rebecca Majorel
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A study of the impact the tobacco industry had on the town of Winston Salem, North Carolina. Specifically focused on RJ Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Undergraduate Session Iib: Creative Writing Roundtable: The Rhythms Of Wordsmiths: Perspectives On Crafting Prose And Poetry, Hannah Ray, Sarah Goode, Brandon K. Richmond, Grace Hall-Matson
Undergraduate Session Iib: Creative Writing Roundtable: The Rhythms Of Wordsmiths: Perspectives On Crafting Prose And Poetry, Hannah Ray, Sarah Goode, Brandon K. Richmond, Grace Hall-Matson
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This panel discussion will function as a round table in which students who have written in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry will answer and discuss questions regarding their writing process, writing influences, past works, and advice for aspiring writers.
Hannah Ray
Perspectives on Fiction Writing
Sarah Goode
Perspectives on Novel Writing
Brandon Richmond
Perspectives on Creative Nonfiction
Grace Hall-Matson
Perspectives on Writing Poetry
Undergraduate Session Ia: Reading Sherlock Holmes: Perspectives On The Popularity And Endurance Of Doyle’S Detective, Allyson Butts, Micah Moulder, Claire Allen
Undergraduate Session Ia: Reading Sherlock Holmes: Perspectives On The Popularity And Endurance Of Doyle’S Detective, Allyson Butts, Micah Moulder, Claire Allen
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Panel - An analysis of Sherlock Holmes from varying perspectives.
Allyson Butts
Who Is Sherlock?: Sidney Paget and Conceptions of Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes
Micah Moulder
Into the Mind of Sherlock Holmes: An Analysis Into the Mysterious Elements of Sherlock Holmes’ Mind and Behavior
Claire Allen
The Hidden Female Gothic of Sherlock Holmes
Session Iii English, Religious Studies & Marketing Presentation 2: Critical T.H.U.G.: An Examination Of Angie Thomas' The Hate U Give Using Critical Race Theory, Brandon J. Watkins
Session Iii English, Religious Studies & Marketing Presentation 2: Critical T.H.U.G.: An Examination Of Angie Thomas' The Hate U Give Using Critical Race Theory, Brandon J. Watkins
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Examining Angie Thomas’ The Hate U Give through the lens of racism is ordinary and allows us to raise questions about institutional and everyday racism in our communities and lives. We will also address the intersecting patterns of dominance across race, class, gender, and other markers of difference.
Ii A English I Presentation 1: The Magical Spirit Of Christmas That Began Over A Century Ago, Callie West
Ii A English I Presentation 1: The Magical Spirit Of Christmas That Began Over A Century Ago, Callie West
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The poem "A Visit from St. Nicholas" by Clement Moore has changed the perspective of St. Nicholas and Christmas. Through the analysis of the original St. Nicholas' historic background, a character comparison of the old and new St. Nicholas, and the poem, one will see how this new fantastical St. Nicholas feels more real vs. mythical and Christmas feels more magical.