God-Is-Love Man,
2023
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Quarantine,
2023
University of Alabama at Birmingham
For The Two Men From St. Bernard Parish In Florissant, Louisiana, Just East Of New Orleans After Hurricane Ida Hit, Who Used Chainsaws To Successfully Rescue A Cow From A Tree,
2023
University of Alabama at Birmingham
For The Two Men From St. Bernard Parish In Florissant, Louisiana, Just East Of New Orleans After Hurricane Ida Hit, Who Used Chainsaws To Successfully Rescue A Cow From A Tree, John Hodgen
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 110-111
Bourbon, Cigarettes, Van Morrison,
2023
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Bourbon, Cigarettes, Van Morrison, John Hoppenthaler
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 112-113
The Greeks,
2023
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Away From Home: William Gifford Palgrave's Letters From India, 1847-1848,
2023
Virginia Commonwealth University
Away From Home: William Gifford Palgrave's Letters From India, 1847-1848, David E. Latane
English Publications
William Gifford Palgrave (1826-1888) became one of the great Victorian travelers, immortalized in a poem by Alfred Tennyson, “To Ulysses,” in 1888. The letters transcribed here are the record of his first voyage outward in 1847 as an Ensign in the 8th Bombay regiment of native infantry, just after his graduating with a First from Oxford. The letters are found in volume 5 of the Palgrave papers (British Library Add. MS 45738). The first letter is to his mother, dated 28 January 1847 from “Off Cape Mondego” in Portugal, and it describes life on board an outbound steamer. The last …
Fire,
2023
University of Alabama at Birmingham
The Peasant Poem,
2023
University of Alabama at Birmingham
From Threads,
2023
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Zephyrus,
2023
Western Kentucky University
Zephyrus, Wku English Department
Zephyrus
The fine arts magazine of Western Kentucky University at Bowling Green.
Why I Couldn't Tell A Pigeon From A Dove,
2023
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Why I Couldn't Tell A Pigeon From A Dove, Nabila Lovelace
Birmingham Poetry Review
p. 128
Coat,
2023
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Nelle 6 (Front Matter),
2023
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Photo Of Mother With Walking Stick,
2023
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Photo Of Mother With Walking Stick, Emma Thomas Jones
Nelle (literary magazine)
pp. 45-46
Someday I Will Go Back To Sunday School,
2023
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Someday I Will Go Back To Sunday School, Carolyn Oliver
Nelle (literary magazine)
p. 52
Simple Present,
2023
University of Texas at El Paso
Simple Present, Laura E. Mendoza
Humanities
Beginner/Low Intermediate presentation and activity. Objective: To learn some rules about Simple Present and Present Progressive in English
The ‘Others’ In John Lanchester’S The Wall,
2023
Smith College
The ‘Others’ In John Lanchester’S The Wall, Gregory White
Government: Faculty Books
No abstract provided.
Vulture,
2023
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Early American Disabilities Studies: Teaching (And Confronting) Internalized Ableism,
2023
Dominican University of California
Early American Disabilities Studies: Teaching (And Confronting) Internalized Ableism, Vivian Delchamps
English and Creative Writing | Faculty Scholarship
How might college instructors introduce students to disabled people in an earlier America who expressed negative views about disability? How can we discuss ableism and internalized ableism in the classroom without chastising or shaming?
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Some Corrections To The Notation Of Verse Structure In Two Recent Editions Of Middle English Alliterative Poems,
2023
Loyola University Chicago
Some Corrections To The Notation Of Verse Structure In Two Recent Editions Of Middle English Alliterative Poems, Ian Cornelius
English: Faculty Publications and Other Works
In Germanic alliterative verse the fundamental unit of meter and rhythm is the half-line. Editions of older Germanic alliterative poems now usually record this feature in their typographic design: the poetry is lineated and coordinate half-lines are separated with whitespace. For Middle English alliterative poems, the usual presentation has been in undivided long lines, but several recent editions separate half-lines with whitespace or punctuation-marks. The present essay examines the half-line divisions in John Burrow and Thorlac Turville-Petre’s Piers Plowman B (2014/2018) and Ad Putter and Myra Stokes’s Cleanness, Patience, and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (2014). Burrow …
