The Place That Takes You In,
2021
University of New Mexico
The Place That Takes You In, Sylvia Ramos Cruz
Chamisa: A Journal of Literary, Performance, and Visual Arts of New Mexico and the Greater Southwest
No abstract provided.
May 2021,
2021
University of Southern Maine
May 2021, Temple Shalom
Newsletter Archive
Contents: Temple Shalom Encounters a 20th Century Yiddish American Phenomenon; From the Rabbi; From the President; Book Group; Community Notices
Amjambo Africa! (May 2021),
2021
University of Southern Maine
Amjambo Africa! (May 2021), Kathreen Harrison
Amjambo Africa!
In this Issue
Chad’s president dies.........2/3
Corruption in Africa.........2/3
Maine & slave trade..............5
Vaccine pause/editorial .......6
Portland Empowered..........12
Onyx Emelo photo essay ...13
Liberation Farms photo essay.......................14
A taste of Jamaica................15
Support for AAPIcommunity........................17
Midcoast Literacy................18
Amran Osman.....................19
Minorities in Healthcare....20
Finance.................................21
Guest Columnists/community voices.....................24/25/26
Ekhlas Ahmed.....................27
Ryan Adams.........................28
Cynthia McGuirl.................28
Navigating benefits.............29
Racial justice........................31
Translations
French..................................7
Swahili.................................8
Somali..................................9
Kinyarwanda.....................22
Portuguese.........................23
The Legend Of Neptune: A Portrait Of Enslavement And Emancipation In 18th-Century Worcester County, Massachusetts,
2021
University of Mississippi
The Legend Of Neptune: A Portrait Of Enslavement And Emancipation In 18th-Century Worcester County, Massachusetts, Brigitte Lewis
Honors Theses
“The Legend of Neptune” tracks the life of a man named Neptune, who was enslaved at my childhood home in Still River, MA 01467 for fifteen years during 1742-1757. The general topic of this undergraduate thesis is slavery in seventeenth and eighteenth-century central Massachusetts; the main topic is uncovering the voice, history, and stories of an identified enslaved and then free Black man named Neptune. The project uses a vast array of primary sources to construct a narrative that centers Neptune’s life and experiences, supported by secondary historical research. This project also tells a counternarrative to the official history of …
Fragmented Worlds, Fractured Families - Narrative Levels In Graphic Memoir,
2021
Missouri State University
Fragmented Worlds, Fractured Families - Narrative Levels In Graphic Memoir, Henry Wilson Essman
Graduate Theses/Dissertations
This collection of creative writing explores the dynamics of parent-child relationships, as well as the way time can cause these roles to shift and reverse, bringing into question who has the right to tell another’s story. The individual pieces are both in the mediums of prose and graphic narrative, often focused on themes of family and trying to reconcile fractured perspectives. These works are introduced through an essay demonstrating how graphic narratives are uniquely situated to show narrative levels, and how narrative levels are key to showing the shifts in parent-child relationships and the way perspectives can differ while still …
How Would You Have Him Understand Her,
2021
SUNY Albany
How Would You Have Him Understand Her, Jade Pagasa Basconcillo
Gandy Dancer Archives
No abstract provided.
A Home For Friendless Women With Critical Essay "But What Was She Wearing?",
2021
University of Louisville
A Home For Friendless Women With Critical Essay "But What Was She Wearing?", Kelly E. Hill
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This dissertation is a historical novel accompanied by a critical lyric essay. Through a combination of scholarly research and creative activity, the novel reimagines the lives of the women who lived as inmates and administrators in the Home for Friendless Women, a charity home that operated in Louisville in the late nineteenth century. The critical essay draws from my interdisciplinary background to combine personal experiences, archival and scholarly research, and literary analysis to connect the U.S. dress reform movement in the 1850s, and its failure to change public perception about what was acceptable attire for middle and upper class women, …
Taunggyi Dreamer: Exiles, Diasporas, And Pleasures,
2021
NMU
Taunggyi Dreamer: Exiles, Diasporas, And Pleasures, Singh Kaur Singh
All NMU Master's Theses
Taunggyi Dreamer: Exiles, Diasporas, and Pleasures, a collection of poetry and prose (creative non-fiction and fiction), reflecting themes of trauma, memory, psychic fragmentation and survival is told through hybrid narratives. The writing arises from my own multiple migrations from Taunggyi, Burma, to India and eventually to the United States of America. Taunggyi Dreamer is inspired by: my exile from my birth country, Burma, after the military coup of 1962; my resettlement as a stateless citizen in my ancestral home in India during my teen years; and my arrival to the United States of America in my thirties as a …
The Sound A Body Makes : And Other Ruminations On Navigating Roadkill,
2021
Northern Michigan University
The Sound A Body Makes : And Other Ruminations On Navigating Roadkill, Olivia Kingery
All NMU Master's Theses
Using poetry, creative non-fiction, and watercolor paintings, this thesis interrogates my personal relationship with roadkill, as well as society’s relationship with roadkill. The lens of the collection is hyper-focused on roads, the treatment / beliefs surrounding roadkill, and the treatment of more-than-human bodies. Combining image and text, the reader is immersed in a unique conversation about our environment. The Sound a Body Makes utilizes a variety of poetic forms, as well as essay forms. Altogether, the collection is a call to action for radical change regarding how society views and treats more-than-human bodies.
The Heated Fight Over One Of America's Newest National Scenic Trails,
2021
University of Montana
The Heated Fight Over One Of America's Newest National Scenic Trails, Kylie Foster Mohr
Graduate Student Portfolios, Professional Papers, and Capstone Projects
No abstract provided.
Disappearing Act Of A Secret,
2021
SUNY Geneseo
Becoming Bare: A Memoir,
2021
Utah State University
Becoming Bare: A Memoir, Andrew James Romriell
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
This thesis is the first part of what I envision to be a full-length memoir. I focus throughout on multiple themes, primarily what it meant to grow up gay in a culture, state, religion, and society where others told me I was wrong to be such. I explore these themes linearly through extended metaphors such as clothing, outward appearances, nakedness, and literal hiding. I begin with an introduction before moving into the main content where I explore my life between the ages of eight and eighteen as I struggled to understand the impact of religious, educational, and familial cultures on …
Encounters On Mount Willard: A Subway Seeker Meets A Mountain Man,
2021
Dartmouth College
Encounters On Mount Willard: A Subway Seeker Meets A Mountain Man, Elissa Ely
Appalachia
A hiker overhears a man from the city and two boys with their grandfather on a popular trail above Crawford Notch.
Letter To A Stranger,
2021
College of the Holy Cross
The Gospel Of I,
2021
College of the Holy Cross
Trees Of Life,
2021
College of the Holy Cross
A Peak Ahead: "Reset" In Wild Lands, And The Crawford Path Turns 200,
2021
Dartmouth College
A Peak Ahead: "Reset" In Wild Lands, And The Crawford Path Turns 200, Christine Woodside
Appalachia
No abstract provided.
Books And Media,
2021
Dartmouth College
Books And Media
Appalachia
Reviews of: AMC’s Best Day Hikes in Connecticut by Rene Laubach and Charles W.G. Smith. AMC’s Best Day Hikes Near Boston by Michael Tougias, John S. Burk, and Alison O’Leary. AMC’s Best Day Hikes in Vermont by Jen Lamphere Roberts. Trails or Timber? The Creation, Destruction, & Rebuilding of Paths on the Northern Presidential Range, 1857–1914 by Judith Maddock Hudson. Henry David Thoreau: Surveyor of the Soul, a film by Huey Coleman. Sky Runner: Finding Strength, Happiness and Balance in Your Running by Emelie Forsberg and Kilian Jornet. A Mountaineer’s Life by Allen Steck. Way Out There: Adventures …
News And Notes,
2021
Dartmouth College
News And Notes
Appalachia
Ken Kimball, the Appalachian Mountain Club’s research director, retires. AMC delays decision about selling a cabin on Fire Island, New York. Tribute to the former New Hampshire landmark Old Man of the Mountain. A hiker recalls climbing the New Hampshire 4,000-footers in 1971.
Alpina,
2021
Dartmouth College
Alpina
Appalachia
Climbers on Everest in 2018 verified that the rock formation called the Hillary Step is gone. Trash mars the world’s highest peak. A Polish team tried K2 in winter. Denali institutes a new human waste policy. Tribute to Jim "The Bird" Bridwell. Steven Jervis’s tribute to Leif-Norman Patterson.
