Ersaist Creation Myth,
2019
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Ersaist Creation Myth, Lamar Johnson
The Mythic Circle
Explanation of “Ersaist Creation Myth”: This . . . is almost unarguably the most important passage [in a ninety-page poem of which an excerpt is published here] in terms of exposit ion, for, to create an epic of one’s own in the modern day, is (in part) to eschew the cultural context that would be provided by society in a modern day Christian, or Hindu epic. As a consequence, much of my epic is a delve into worldbuilding and the various tales and legends of its people. The solid story is that, just as there are Three Gods, so too …
Panning,
2019
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Panning, Anum Sattar
The Mythic Circle
The poem “Panning” was written on the 3rd of July 2018 during a summer poetry tutorial at the College of Wooster in Wooster, Ohio. The poet portrays a woman as the natural landscape who has been exploited by a man she trusted. The persona is the river with very little gold flakes and the selfish lover does not have the patience to sieve them, so he takes a less cumbersome path and explodes her escarpment base to get what he wants. But in the end, even he loses out on her, because the fish and gold shavings are strewn “far …
Vigil Chorus,
2019
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Contributors,
2019
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Editorial,
2019
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
The Tale The Mountain Told,
2019
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
The Man Who Painted Souls,
2019
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Reptile,
2019
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
The Descent Of Ancient Night Upon Heav'n: An Addition To John Milton's Paradise Lost, Book Three,
2019
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
The Descent Of Ancient Night Upon Heav'n: An Addition To John Milton's Paradise Lost, Book Three, Ted Snyder
The Mythic Circle
The overall concept that I work from in this addition to Paradise Lost is a rather Satanic move. Satan plays with Eve’s understanding of the Tree of Knowledge in Book 9, changing the idea of “forbidden Tree of Knowledge” to “Tree of Forbidden Knowledge.” Similarly, when I saw that God was hidden behind “unapproached light” (3.4-5), I wondered, is this unapproached or unapproachable? Milton states unapproached, which implies that it can be approached, and thus it seems that God is hiding. Also, Milton personifies the non-Biblical Chaos and his court (2.959-967), which makes me wonder, why? Milton does not specify …
Roll Me, Softly,
2019
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Beyond Blue Mountains,
2019
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
In Baba Yaga's Garden,
2019
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
The Chaotic Domestic: Tracing Affect In Representations Of Nation, Class, And Gender In Eighteenth-Century Laboring-Class Women’S Writing,
2019
University of New Mexico - Main Campus
The Chaotic Domestic: Tracing Affect In Representations Of Nation, Class, And Gender In Eighteenth-Century Laboring-Class Women’S Writing, Kelly J. Hunnings
English Language and Literature ETDs
My dissertation traces a term I call the “chaotic domestic” in the writing of a collection of eighteenth-century women laboring-class writers: Mary Barber, Mary Collier, Mary Leapor, Ann Yearsley, and Janet Little. The chaotic domestic in the hands of these writers is multi-layered and affect-driven, focusing as they do on issues regarding nation, class, and gender. As both a poetic trope and the seeming natural and dynamic state of the domestic sphere, the image of the domestic that this set of writers represents and defines is turbulent, unruly, and one that deals with the tangled web of local and global, …
Nsf High Performance Computing Community Event Hosted In Tulsa,
2019
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Nsf High Performance Computing Community Event Hosted In Tulsa, Dillon Martone
Student Research
No abstract provided.
Sub-Creating Arda (2019), Edited By Dimitra Fimi And Thomas Honegger,
2019
University of Arizona
Sub-Creating Arda (2019), Edited By Dimitra Fimi And Thomas Honegger, Dennis Wilson Wise
Journal of Tolkien Research
Book review by Dennis Wilson Wise of Sub-creating Arda (2019), edited by Dimitra Fimi and Thomas Honegger
"Fault Lines In American Identity" Review Essay,
2019
George Fox University
"Fault Lines In American Identity" Review Essay, Harrison Dietzman
Faculty Publications - Department of English
Anna Sorokin, an émigré fashion student of modest means, became a very wealthy woman simply by pretending to be one. Her brief life of the rich and famous abruptly crashed down when she racked up too much debt, but not before she successfully executed a series of con-jobs that netted her hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash and left friends and associates with bills in the tens of thousands of dollars. After her conviction on three counts of grand larceny and her sentencing to four to twelve years in prison, Ms. Sorokin expressed to The New York Times that …
Living The Interdiscipline: Natalie Alvarez Speaks With Kim Solga About Conceiving, Developing, Managing, And Learning From A Large-Scale, Multidisciplinary, Scenario-Based Project Supporting Police De-Escalation Training In Ontario,
2019
The University of Western Ontario
Living The Interdiscipline: Natalie Alvarez Speaks With Kim Solga About Conceiving, Developing, Managing, And Learning From A Large-Scale, Multidisciplinary, Scenario-Based Project Supporting Police De-Escalation Training In Ontario, Kim Solga, Natalie Alvarez
Department of English Publications
Ryerson University theatre professor Natalie Alvarez is currently helming a large, interdisciplinary team in southern Ontario that is testing the power of Forum Theatre to build better, more responsive scenarios for police officer training in de-escalation and mental crisis response. In this interview, Alvarez sits down with issue editor Kim Solga to talk about where this project came from, what challenges arise when working in an intensively interdisciplinary way – and how theatre and performance can serve effectively as a methodology at the heart of a wide range of scholarly investigations, both inside and outside of the arts and humanities.
Theatre & Performance, Crisis & Survival,
2019
The University of Western Ontario
Theatre & Performance, Crisis & Survival, Kim Solga
Department of English Publications
In this introduction, guest editor Kim Solga reflects on the origins of the issue, details its scope, offers grounding definitions of ‘neoliberalism’ and ‘the neoliberal university’, and charts one possible way forward, in hope.
Tactics: Practical And Imagined,
2019
The University of Western Ontario
Tactics: Practical And Imagined, Kim Solga, Diana Damian Martin, Sharon Green, Clara Nizard, Max Schulman, Theron Schmidt
Department of English Publications
Since December 2017, a group of us (including Kim Solga, Sylvan Baker, Diana Damian Martin, Rebecca Hayes Laughton, and Katherine Low) have been convening working sessions at various schools and conferences that address the questions and problems animating this issue of RiDE. In this final article, a handful of our respondents from ASTR 2018 in San Diego ruminate upon, list, and re-member tactics they have used, or dreamed of using, to make it through the neoliberal academic day-to-day. Their thoughts are accompanied here by a handful of photos that document the documentation we produced at our first symposium.
Inklings Of Truth (2018), Edited By Paul Shrimpton,
2019
retired
Inklings Of Truth (2018), Edited By Paul Shrimpton, Mike Foster
Journal of Tolkien Research
Book review of Inklings of Truth (2018), by Michael Ward, Stratford Caldecott, Walter Hooper, Simon Stacey, edited by Paul Shrimpton
