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Ua1c11/74 Charles Patterson Photo Collection, Wku Archives

WKU Archives Collection Inventories

Photographs removed from Charles Patterson's scrapbook.

Ua1c2/4 Proposed Building Photographs, Wku Archives

WKU Archives Collection Inventories

Images of proposed buildings.

Ua1c11/71 Edna Bagian Photo Collection, Wku Archives

WKU Archives Collection Inventories

Photographs removed from Edna Bagian WKU scrapbooks.

Ua1c2/45 Laundrette Photos, Wku Archives

WKU Archives Collection Inventories

Images of the Laundrette.

Ua1c2/24 Knicely Center Photos, Wku Archives

WKU Archives Collection Inventories

Images of the Economic Development Center.

Inventing Human Dignity, Sharon Sliwinski

Data and Test Instruments

Are human beings endowed with an inviolable dignity? Or is dignity something that is lost and won? One of the most significant assertions made in the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is the statement that every individual possesses an inalienable dignity simply by virtue of belonging to the “human family.”This chapter aims to make a modest contribution to the emerging scholarship on the history and meaning of dignity as it pertains to universal human rights. My goal is to trace how this particular quality came to be affixed to the human person.The chief proposition is that the invention …

Ua60/5 Wku Dental Hygiene Class Of 2015, Wku Dental Hygiene

WKU Administration Documents

Members of the 2015 dental hygiene class: Cristina Comandasu, SADHA representative; Kayla Bushor, historian; Kristen Ray, secretary; Ann Marie Adcock, vice president; Kyndall Hudson, president; Claire Warren, treasurer; Courtney Shearon, historian; Sara Brown, class representative; Lienne Shing, SADHA representative; Madison Hayden, class representative; Chelsea Howell, class representative; Erika Burke, Paige Culbreth, Hayley Daugherty, Megan Garrison, Christina Guthrie, Tori Harper, Allison McCutchen, Hayley Middleton, Kaitlyn Murtagh, Laruen Owen, Natalie Reece, Lauren Saunders, Victoria Smith, Summer Stringer, Samantha Ulrich and Rebecca Ziolkowski.

Organizing The Oscar R. Castillo: Documenting Chicano Life And Activism Exhibit At The 55th Annual Western History Association Conference In Portland, Or, Miguel Juarez

Departmental Papers (History)

Article documents the organization of the Oscar R. Castillo "Documenting Chicano Life and Activism Exhibit" at the 55th Annual Western History Association Conference in Portland, Oregon in 2015.

Volume 94, Number 1 - Spring 2015

The Alembic

Volume 94, Number 1 - Spring 2015. Full issue, 193 pages in total including frontmatter & table of contents.

Table of Contents:

FICTION

• Barefoot Princesses, Jennifer Cyr, 4
• My GPS, My Love, Walter B. Levis, 19
• Rejection, Sten Spinella, 28
• Kamaloca, Stephen Jarrett, 47
• Blinded by the Sight, Diana Vlavianos, 74
• Choice, Blake Kilgore, 102
• Four-and-a-Half Feet, Neal Mercier, 121
• The Village, Collin Anderson, 133
• Purple Petunias, Lee Varon, 159

POETRY

• Simic, Guy Thorvaldsen, 1
• Nomad, Catharine Lucas, 2
• Eileen Marú, Matt Gillick, 3
• Beams, Laurie Patton, …

Women Surrealist Photographers And Their Response To The Objectification Of Women In Male Surrealist Art, Lois X. Nguyen

UROP Posters

Objectification of women in Male Surrealist art depicted the male gaze in its darkest form, through the ideas of the uncanny, fetish, and convulsive beauty. Women were treated as objects throughout Surrealist photography and painting instead of as human subjects. Their femininity and beauty were valued to the extent of held belief that a woman’s destiny is to be beautiful and be present for the male gaze. Women Surrealists have gained notoriety in the last sixty years for their presence in the Surrealist movement and for their diligence in providing the female perspective in opposition to the male perspective.

This …

Forum Magazine, Spring 2015

Forum Magazine

No abstract provided.

Forum Magazine, Summer 2015

Forum Magazine

No abstract provided.

New Beginnings: The Writer's Block Literary Magazine, 2015, The Writer's Block

The Writer's Block Literary Magazine

No abstract provided.

Speaking For The Picture: Memory, Image, And Identity In The Works Of W.G. Sebald And Chris Marker, Connor Mccormick

Theses and Dissertations

The nineteenth and twentieth centuries saw the development of technologies for externalizing human memory beyond writing, painting, and sculpting. These modes of visual representation, namely photography and cinema carried with them a purported objective representation of reality, which has been used to create classifications, divide people groups, and construct grand historical narratives used to marginalize those that do not fit within the hegemonic center. Looking to the works of writer W.G. Sebald, and filmmaker Chris Marker, we see a complication of the divide between visual and verbal texts, as each artist deconstructs their own medium’s conventions. Using theories of ekphrasis …

Ua1c2/42 Information Center Photos, Wku Archives

WKU Archives Collection Inventories

Images of the Information Center.

Ua1c11/54 Nelson Graham Photo Collection, Wku Archives

WKU Archives Collection Inventories

Photographs taken by Nelson Graham for Ivan Wilson's art class.

Ua1c11/56 George Page Photo Collection, Wku Archives

WKU Archives Collection Inventories

Photographs taken by and of George Page.

Ua1c2/81 Career Planning & Placement Building Photos, Wku Archives

WKU Archives Collection Inventories

Images of the Career Planning & Placement building.

Ua1c11/50 Leone Jones Photo Collection, Wku Archives

WKU Archives Collection Inventories

Photographs removed from Leone Jones scrapbook. Images of of Bowling Green Business University students and Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Ua1c11/47 Mae Pedigo Photo Collection, Wku Archives

WKU Archives Collection Inventories

Photographs removed from Mae Pedigo scrapbook of Rural Training School.