Homonormativity And The Contemporary Vampire,
2018
University of Cambridge
Homonormativity And The Contemporary Vampire, Christine Prevas
Journal of Dracula Studies
No abstract provided.
A Topography Of Darkness: Isabel Allende’S “If You Touched My Heart,” The Gothic, And Disability,
2018
High Point University
A Topography Of Darkness: Isabel Allende’S “If You Touched My Heart,” The Gothic, And Disability, Laura Alexander
Journal of Dracula Studies
No abstract provided.
Beast(S) Of Burden: Animal Anxiety In Bram Stoker’S Dracula,
2018
Clemson University
Beast(S) Of Burden: Animal Anxiety In Bram Stoker’S Dracula, Lindsey Kurz
Journal of Dracula Studies
No abstract provided.
Why Can't They Let A Girl Marry One Man?: The Origins Of Lucy Westenra's Suitors,
2018
Cleveland State University
Why Can't They Let A Girl Marry One Man?: The Origins Of Lucy Westenra's Suitors, Leah Davydov
Journal of Dracula Studies
No abstract provided.
Medievalism In True Blood,
2018
Wofford College
Medievalism In True Blood, Natalie Grinnell
Journal of Dracula Studies
No abstract provided.
Anatomy Of The Victorian Vampire: Bodily Imaginings In Four Pre-Stoker Texts,
2018
University of Worcester
Anatomy Of The Victorian Vampire: Bodily Imaginings In Four Pre-Stoker Texts, Jane Kubiesa
Journal of Dracula Studies
No abstract provided.
The Science Of Degeneration In Stoker’S Dracula And Wells’ The Island Of Dr. Moreau,
2018
Cornell University
The Science Of Degeneration In Stoker’S Dracula And Wells’ The Island Of Dr. Moreau, Alessandra Albano
Journal of Dracula Studies
No abstract provided.
The Sting In The Green City,
2018
Cleveland State University
The Sting In The Green City, Nicole Tsakoumagos
ETD Archive
In an irradiated, alternate earth, where a mysterious supernatural phenomenon caused a near-apocalypse, the human race is back on it’s feet. Four major cities dominate the landscape: New Sparta, The Mel, The Nocturn and Oz. In the first installment of “The Sting” series, explore the emerald, Greene Mob run metropolis, Oz. Gun-slinging, Ex-mercenary Kyra `The Sting’ Lee is living quietly in the outer part of the city with her dog, Doogie. The only family she has are the Castellanoses, a Greek four-part ensemble that own Kyra’s favorite greasy spoon diner. Maria Castellanos is Kyra’s best friend and her seemingly unobtainable …
First Person Plural: Short Stories,
2018
Cleveland State University
First Person Plural: Short Stories, Justin R. Lazor
ETD Archive
I decided to title this collection First Person Plural after observing that one of the most prominent motifs common among these stories concerns the instability and multiplicity of identity. Horror is one of the traditions that most influences my writing, particularly the claustrophobic psychological horror of writers like Edgar Allen Poe. I mainly deploy the tropes of horror in an effort to destabilize my characters’ inner and outer realities. Another important influence on my writing has been that brand of fiction which exists within the liminal space between horror and realism, such as Dan Chaon’s collection Stay Awake, Bringing Out …
Notes On Survival, Despite,
2018
Cleveland State University
Notes On Survival, Despite, Jason Harris
ETD Archive
In this collection of poems, the issue of damage-based thinking and desire-based thinking is being examined. It is being examined through the use of several different types of poetry techniques. Within the poems, the past, the present, and the future are examined and asks a larger question: How can we, as people take the daily violence that we encounter and find – and/or work our way to – joy.
“The Deepest Blush”: Bodily States Of Emotions In Jane Austen’S Novels,
2018
Cleveland State University
“The Deepest Blush”: Bodily States Of Emotions In Jane Austen’S Novels, Nadya Abdelfattah
ETD Archive
During the eighteenth-century, philosophers gave primacy to rationality specifying that reason could and should control emotions; they observed a friction between thought and feeling, rational and irrational, emotion and cognition, mind and body, which competed and united in a way that influenced the eighteenth-century and nineteenth-century thought and experience on many sides. As an early nineteenth-century novelist, Jane Austen explores the relationship between emotion and cognition. I argue that Austen shows the importance of bodily experience of emotion in moral development. Deploying affect theory will illuminate Austen’s depiction of emotions as a mode of understanding of how the body becomes …
Review Essay: An Edition Of The Archetype Of Piers Plowman B,
2018
Loyola University Chicago
Review Essay: An Edition Of The Archetype Of Piers Plowman B, Ian Cornelius
English: Faculty Publications and Other Works
The B-Version Archetype, published on-line and in print by the Piers Plowman Electronic Archive (PPEA), deserves close study by all scholars of Langland’s poem. John Burrow, Thorlac Turville-Petre, and their PPEA collaborators have produced an ‘intermittently critical edition’, in approximately the sense called for by Robert Adams in 1992, at the beginning of the PPEA project. On the difficult problem of ‘rolling revision’, Burrow and Turville-Petre adopt an unsatisfactory compromise; they probably also over-estimate the quality of the archetype as a record of Langland’s writing. Yet this edition is the best record now available of the received text of Piers …
Let’S Count To Three,
2018
Indiana State University
Birds In Flight,
2018
Indiana State University
Equilibrium: Possession Of Feathers,
2018
Indiana State University
Equilibrium: Possession Of Feathers, Anna Louise Wilson
Allusions
No abstract provided.
Childlike Wonderment,
2018
Indiana State University
Before The Moon Rose,
2018
Indiana State University
The Mermaid Song,
2018
Indiana State University
Fairy Rings,
2018
Indiana State University
Of Cats And Trolls,
2018
Indiana State University
