Backing Up,
2014
University of Alabama at Birmingham
A Jester’S Truth: Faith, Humor, And Vision In The Poetry Of Andrew Hudgins,
2014
University of Alabama at Birmingham
A Jester’S Truth: Faith, Humor, And Vision In The Poetry Of Andrew Hudgins, Ned Balbo
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 32-51
Dark Emerald,
2014
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Syllabus Of Errors,
2014
University of Alabama at Birmingham
The Firm,
2014
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Eating The Eighteenth-Century Still Life,
2014
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Lineage,
2014
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Shades Of Truth,
2014
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Sports News,
2014
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Gambol In The Face Of Death: An Interview With Andrew Hudgins,
2014
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Gambol In The Face Of Death: An Interview With Andrew Hudgins, Robert W. Hill
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 14-31
Origin Song,
2014
University of Alabama at Birmingham
House Under The Moon,
2014
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Soul-Speak,
2014
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Cold War Pulp: Gender And Fiction In The Age Of Liberation,
2014
University of Mississippi
Cold War Pulp: Gender And Fiction In The Age Of Liberation, James Lewis Hood
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
The early decades of the twentieth century saw incredible changes in both literacy and general publishing. Once literature had been the domain of the elite, but now it was the daily pleasure of compeople. The changes in American culture in the middle of the century, combined with this revolution in publishing and literacy, combined to produce texts frequently referred to as pulp-fiction, works easily and cheaply produced for a mass-market. This market actively catered to diverse interests, perhaps most significantly the sexually alienated. Works of gay and feminist pulp fiction served to show alienated gay men and women, as well …
Needed Research On The Englishes Of Appalachia,
2014
Old Dominion University
Needed Research On The Englishes Of Appalachia, Bridget L. Anderson, Jennifer Cramer, Bethany K. Dumas, Beverly Olson Flanigan, Michael Montgomery
Linguistics Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
Women Readers In The Novels Of Virginia Woolf,
2014
Eastern Illinois University
Women Readers In The Novels Of Virginia Woolf, Jill Monroe
Undergraduate Honors Theses
No abstract provided.
Thrillology: Affective Intensities And The Everyday-Spectacular In American Literature And Culture,
2014
Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College
Thrillology: Affective Intensities And The Everyday-Spectacular In American Literature And Culture, Peter James Pappas
LSU Doctoral Dissertations
“Thrillology: Affective Intensities and the Everyday-Spectacular in American Literature and Culture” presents thrill as a powerful thematic component centered on immediate affective gratification informing character development and narrative. This perspective rethinks theme as always having an affective dimension that accompanies its conceptual articulations, with the former, in many cases, being the more important element. Thrilled psycho-emotional states emerge, in their own right, as legitimizations of individuality and cultural autonomy from the perspective of the passional subject. Engaging with a broad spectrum of literary and cultural sources spanning the last hundred years, this project investigates various ways in which the self-fulfilling …
Slavocracy's Collective Atlantic: Utopian And Dystopian Discourse In Contemporary Narratives Of Slavery,
2014
University of Texas at El Paso
Slavocracy's Collective Atlantic: Utopian And Dystopian Discourse In Contemporary Narratives Of Slavery, Jalaine Nicole Weller
Open Access Theses & Dissertations
A number of contemporary narratives of slavery speak to a collective experience of the transatlantic slave trade and engage that space as a narrative contact zone of heterogeneous interpretations of slavery. These interpretations emphasize the multiplicity of black and white subjectivity and the personal struggle to self-create utopian relational experience within and without the dystopian reality of enslavement. Overall, it is the Atlantic--as a physical space, temporal triangle, and personal experience--that facilitates this collective experience.
Subsequently, this project intends to explore what I am calling the "Collective Atlantic," which is a concept that applies to the following contemporary narratives of …
Rereading Romanticism, Rereading Expressivism: Revising "Voice" Through Wordsworth's Prefaces,
2014
University of South Carolina - Columbia
Rereading Romanticism, Rereading Expressivism: Revising "Voice" Through Wordsworth's Prefaces, Hannah J. Rule
Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
Let’S Hear It For The Girls: Resilient And Remarkable Women In Today’S Ya Literature,
2014
West Chester University of Pennsylvania
Let’S Hear It For The Girls: Resilient And Remarkable Women In Today’S Ya Literature, Pauline Skowron Schmidt
English Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
