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Epochs Vol. 1 No. 2025 - Full Issue, Emma Pfannenstiel
Epochs Vol. 1 No. 2025 - Full Issue, Emma Pfannenstiel
Epochs Art History Journal
No abstract provided.
The Artist As Sorcerer: A Critical Analysis Of David Lomas’ Essay, Antoni Miquel
The Artist As Sorcerer: A Critical Analysis Of David Lomas’ Essay, Antoni Miquel
Epochs Art History Journal
No abstract provided.
From Studio To Stage: The Real Dancer Who Inspired Degas And The Lasting Impact Of The Little Dancer Aged Fourteen, Khendal Wimberly
From Studio To Stage: The Real Dancer Who Inspired Degas And The Lasting Impact Of The Little Dancer Aged Fourteen, Khendal Wimberly
Epochs Art History Journal
No abstract provided.
Super Soapbox
Emerging Writers
American superhero comics have always had some sort of political/socio-political spin to them. During the Golden Age of the 1930's to 50's, characters such as Superman and Captain America appeared in World War II propaganda fighting the Axis Powers. The following Silver Age from the 50's to 70's became infamous for its self-censorship under The Comics Code Authority, which in practice banned LGBTQ+ representation. However, the gradual retirement of the CCA's regulations allowed titles such as Uncanny X-Men and The Dark Knight Returns to cover heavier topics such as racism and political corruption during the Bronze Age of the 70's …
Acknowledgments And Author Biographies
Acknowledgments And Author Biographies
Emerging Writers
An editorial note of acknowledgement along with author biographies.
2025-2026 Sheila Browne And Sheng-Yuan Kuan In Recital: Pare And Precious Gems, Sheila Browne, Sheng Yuan Kuan
2025-2026 Sheila Browne And Sheng-Yuan Kuan In Recital: Pare And Precious Gems, Sheila Browne, Sheng Yuan Kuan
Faculty Recitals
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Who Let The Werewolves Into The Manuscripts: Written And Pictorial Representations Of Werewolves In English Manuscripts, Allison Slowiak
Who Let The Werewolves Into The Manuscripts: Written And Pictorial Representations Of Werewolves In English Manuscripts, Allison Slowiak
LSU Master's Theses
The werewolf – a fictional figure that transforms from human to wolf – serves as a compelling example of how medieval thought shaped ideas about identity and transformation. The motif of the werewolf, present in a small corpus of works from the tenth through the fourteenth century, emerged to explore the limits of change while also comparing the likeness of humanity to its animal counterpart. This paper explores medieval literature - Beowulf, Bisclavret, Biclarel, and Melion – from both French or English descent to offer overlapping and contrasting thoughts about human likeness to wolves. The manuscripts - The Nowell Codex, …
Evaluative Expressions In Spanish Digital Discourse: A Sociopragmatic Study Of Vaya/Qué Constructions, Jason L. Meier
Evaluative Expressions In Spanish Digital Discourse: A Sociopragmatic Study Of Vaya/Qué Constructions, Jason L. Meier
LSU Master's Theses
This study examines the sociopragmatic patterns of Spanish evaluative constructions involving qué/vaya in contemporary digital discourse. Drawing upon politeness and impoliteness frameworks by Penelope Brown and Stephen C. Levinson (1978, 1987) and Jonathan Culpeper (1996), this research observes how speakers deploy use these constructions within public discourse to negotiate stance. The data consists of posts from X (formerly Twitter) and comments from YouTube videos, selected to showcase naturally occurring instances of (im)politeness across social media. These constructions are key to determining how society navigates expression and form within public discourse. In addition to the modern findings, a focused analysis of …
Senior Recital: Joe Brackmann, Cello; March 27, 2026, Joe Brackmann, Momoko Gresham
Senior Recital: Joe Brackmann, Cello; March 27, 2026, Joe Brackmann, Momoko Gresham
School of Music Programs
This is the one hundred and twenty-fifth program of the 2025-2026 season.
Kemp Recital Hall
March 27, 2026
Friday Evening
7:30 p.m.
The Human, Kaamilah Kabala
The Human, Kaamilah Kabala
FUSION
“The Caterpillar” is a short story by American author Lydia Davis published in “The Collected Stories of Lydia Davis” in 2009. In the story, the narrator wakes up to find a caterpillar in her bed, and decides to take it outside instead of killing it. However, she loses it somewhere in a dark staircase along the way. At first she looks for it and spends her time thinking about it, but eventually she forgets about the caterpillar and moves on with her life.
This article a re-writing of the short story. The author took the story and wrote it from …
The 'Thing Itself': Virginia Woolf's Materialism, Kathryn Andronowitz
The 'Thing Itself': Virginia Woolf's Materialism, Kathryn Andronowitz
Criterion: A Journal of Literary Criticism
No abstract provided.