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Jumpsuit Princess, Meghan Chou
The Grizzly, April 24, 2025, Kate Horan, Renee Washart, Nathaniel Nerone, Sidney Belleroche, Erin Ewing, Hadley Whitman
The Grizzly, April 24, 2025, Kate Horan, Renee Washart, Nathaniel Nerone, Sidney Belleroche, Erin Ewing, Hadley Whitman
Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper, 1978 to Present
Experimental Film Event With Jen Proctor • Golf Centennial Conference Championships • Portrayals of Identity • Yik Yak Ban and Online Conduct • Tau Sigma Gamma Talks Events, Friendships and Recruitment • A List of Unserious Reasons Why You Should Join The Grizzly • Bears' Track Roars On • Men's Lacrosse Fights Through Challenging Season
A Brief Study In Aristotelian Ethics, Robert Wallace
A Brief Study In Aristotelian Ethics, Robert Wallace
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
The Day I Buried Myself, Lauren Robertson
The Day I Buried Myself, Lauren Robertson
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
J.R.R. Tolkien In Central Europe: Context, Directions, And The Legacy (2023), Edited By Janka Kaščáková And David Levente Palatinus, Andrew Higgins
J.R.R. Tolkien In Central Europe: Context, Directions, And The Legacy (2023), Edited By Janka Kaščáková And David Levente Palatinus, Andrew Higgins
Journal of Tolkien Research
Book review, by Andrew Higgins, of J.R.R. Tolkien in Central Europe: Context, Directions, and the Legacy (2023), edited by Janka Kaščáková and David Levente Palatinus
The Immobile Nobility Of “Life Herself ”: Silence And Stillness In “The Irish Dramatic Movement,” The Bounty Of Sweden, And New Poems, Wit Pietrzak
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
Yeats And Heaney’S Noble Words, Geraldine Higgins
Yeats And Heaney’S Noble Words, Geraldine Higgins
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
Yeats, Tagore, And The Nobel Prize In Literature: Imprimaturs In Modernist Cultural Conversations, Ragini Mohite
Yeats, Tagore, And The Nobel Prize In Literature: Imprimaturs In Modernist Cultural Conversations, Ragini Mohite
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
“Such Friends”: The Fay Brothers, Allgood Sisters, And Yeats’S Nobel Lecture, Matthew Fay
“Such Friends”: The Fay Brothers, Allgood Sisters, And Yeats’S Nobel Lecture, Matthew Fay
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
The Nobel Prize, Spectral Aesthetics, And Alchemy In Yeats And Strindberg, Joakim Wrethed
The Nobel Prize, Spectral Aesthetics, And Alchemy In Yeats And Strindberg, Joakim Wrethed
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
"A Vast Design” Of Artistic Unity: Yeats And The City Hall, Yuki Takahashi
"A Vast Design” Of Artistic Unity: Yeats And The City Hall, Yuki Takahashi
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
Contextualizing A Nobel Prize: Yeats And His Swedish Audience, 1891–1924, Lars-Håkan Svensson
Contextualizing A Nobel Prize: Yeats And His Swedish Audience, 1891–1924, Lars-Håkan Svensson
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
University Of Richmond Chamber Ensembles, Department Of Music, University Of Richmond
University Of Richmond Chamber Ensembles, Department Of Music, University Of Richmond
Music Department Concert Programs
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Cultivating A New Agricultural Ethos: An Environmentalist Reading Of John Steinbeck And Barbara Kingsolver, Will Fletcher
Cultivating A New Agricultural Ethos: An Environmentalist Reading Of John Steinbeck And Barbara Kingsolver, Will Fletcher
English Honors Theses
This thesis examines the agricultural criticisms of John Steinbeck in conversation with those of Barbara Kingsolver. It argues that Kingsolver answers Steinbeck’s agricultural criticisms in her own works with a vision of an improved food system that benefits farmers, consumers, and the environment. The first chapter looks at the 1939 classic The Grapes of Wrath, arguing that Steinbeck levels four main criticisms against industrial agriculture, all of which point towards a social movement aimed at protesting against the exploitation of the natural world. The second chapter opens with a dialogue between Steinbeck (informed by The Grapes of Wrath and Travels …
Aristotle And Mencius, Comparisons Of The Good Life, Cormac I. O'Brien
Aristotle And Mencius, Comparisons Of The Good Life, Cormac I. O'Brien
Undergraduate Theses
Aristotle and Mencius are both renown philosophers in the field of ethics and moral teaching. Using the Nicomachean Ethics and The Works of Mencius, we can analyze their respective theories to come to a better understanding of what the good life is in the eyes of these two great philosophers, as well as how an individual can work towards achieving a fulfilling life.
An Analysis Of John’S Use Of Jewish Language In The Book Of Revelation To Argue For Israel’S Distinct Role In The Millennial Kingdom, Carolyn Nethercutt
An Analysis Of John’S Use Of Jewish Language In The Book Of Revelation To Argue For Israel’S Distinct Role In The Millennial Kingdom, Carolyn Nethercutt
Senior Honors Theses
A number of theological topicshave been of great interest to the universal church for generations. One of these is the relationship between Israel and the church, and whether or not there are distinct promises for Israel alone. There are many ways to combat this question. One is Israel's role in the millennial kingdom as laid out in the book of Revelation. The book of Revelation is rich with Jewish imagery and references to Old Testament ways of living. An analysis of the Jewish emphasis in the book of Revelation will be helpful in the effort to determine Israel's distinctive role …
Inside The Mad Mind: Medical Ethics In 19th Century Fiction, Danielle Dentremont
Inside The Mad Mind: Medical Ethics In 19th Century Fiction, Danielle Dentremont
College Honors Program
The professionalization of medicine in mid-to-late 19th century America and Britain corresponded with heightened critical scrutiny of the ethics of doctor-patient relationships in contemporary fiction. With ethics frameworks of the century focused primarily on good fellowship between practitioners, it was difficult to charge practitioners with bad ethics. Yet, the broader debates of vivisection and women’s rights brought to light power imbalances between men and women that novelists began to suggest were present in medicine as well. Wilkie Collins’ Heart and Science weighs in on the danger of the doctor-scientist encroaching on women’s rights with the suggestion that women will be …
Faculty Creative Work Review Collusions, Mackenzie Dybvik, Chantay Herrera
Faculty Creative Work Review Collusions, Mackenzie Dybvik, Chantay Herrera
The Agora
This faculty project review is an interview with Craig Cully, Professor of Painting and Drawing at NMSU, about his newest collaborative set of paintings with his wife, Kelly Leslie, titled Collusions. Their work highlights the challenges of a relationship, of love, and building your life with another person.
A Special Little Guy, Amelia Emory
A Special Little Guy, Amelia Emory
Departmental Honors & Graduate Capstone Projects
Amelia Emory’s Senior Project for UMW Theatre’s production of Matilda the Musical.
Heaven’S Star, Claudia Deluca
Meet The Editors, Providence College
Not Even Past, Michael Washburn
Contributors' Notes, Providence College
Notes From The Field - Conference Proceedings, Summer Fellows 2024, Center For Latin American, Caribbean, And Latino Studies (Clacls)
Notes From The Field - Conference Proceedings, Summer Fellows 2024, Center For Latin American, Caribbean, And Latino Studies (Clacls)
Center for Latin American, Caribbean, and Latino Studies
CLACLS presents proceedings papers from the second CLACLS Summer Fellows Showcase Conference, held on November 7, 2024. The day-long event showcased fieldwork results of CLACLS 2024 Summer Fellows, and was curated into five panels: “Feminist and Queer Critical Perspectives”, “Transnational Exchanges/Diasporic Experiences”, “Ecocritical Lenses”, “Social Movements, Cultural and Economic Practices and Political Imagination", and "Countering State/Official Narratives.”
The Translucent Fortress: Improving The Design Of Rural Domestic Violence Shelters, Owen Baker Phillips
The Translucent Fortress: Improving The Design Of Rural Domestic Violence Shelters, Owen Baker Phillips
Bachelor of Architecture Theses - 5th Year
Domestic violence is a nationwide social plague that effects millions of women each year and has increased in severity since Covid-19 (2020-2022). In the state of Georgia, 37.4% of women report experiencing some sort of physical violence by an intimate partner (NCADV, 2020). Severity and frequency of domestic violence increases drastically if the victim is living in a rural location. Qualitative studies conducted in Iowa, North Carolina, and Virginia all report that on average, women living in rural areas report 150% more domestic violence experiences at a higher severity than their urban counterparts and must travel on average 300% further …
The Blinding Lights Of (Post)Feminist Empowerment In Joyce Carol Oates’S "Night, Neon”, Stéphanie Maerten
The Blinding Lights Of (Post)Feminist Empowerment In Joyce Carol Oates’S "Night, Neon”, Stéphanie Maerten
Bearing Witness: Joyce Carol Oates Studies
Juliana, the protagonist of Joyce Carol Oates’s 2018 novella “Night, Neon,” is portrayed as a confident, empowered young woman who appears to embody the postfeminist ideal of “having it all”—autonomy, agency, and adherence to traditional feminine norms like marriage and motherhood. However, as the story unfolds, it becomes evident that Juliana’s sense of empowerment is largely performative, concealing deep-seated vulnerabilities and unresolved traumas. Through a series of flashbacks revealing Juliana’s troubled past, Oates critiques the postfeminist tendency to reinterpret traumatic experiences as tools for self-empowerment and resilience, suggesting that such a framework may obscure the systemic and pervasive nature of …
Is Love A “Pathological Condition Of The Soul”? Joyce Carol Oates's Beasts And Rape: A Love Story, Nicolas P. Boileau
Is Love A “Pathological Condition Of The Soul”? Joyce Carol Oates's Beasts And Rape: A Love Story, Nicolas P. Boileau
Bearing Witness: Joyce Carol Oates Studies
This paper seeks to address the question of Oates’s relation to feminist and gender theories by looking at two novellas published consecutively, Beasts and Rape: A Love Story in the beginning of the 2000s. The short texts share a common storyline based on rape, which is far from uncommon in Oates’s fiction. However, I argue that there is something very specific in these two novellas in the way Oates chooses to handle the testimony of the rape, both overtly and covertly, both in graphic details and in repressed forms of expression, giving way to a reflection on women’s vulnerable position …
Joyce Carol Oates And Feminism: Facts Found And Foundered, Gavin J. Cologne-Brookes
Joyce Carol Oates And Feminism: Facts Found And Foundered, Gavin J. Cologne-Brookes
Bearing Witness: Joyce Carol Oates Studies
This essay explores the nuanced relationship between Joyce Carol Oates and feminism, distinguishing between Oates as an individual and “JCO” as the authorial process. Through analysis of novels like Babysitter, the essay argues that Oates’s fiction resists fixed labels, instead foregrounding ambiguity, interpretation, and the limitations of categorization. Drawing on philosophical and literary contexts, it contends that while Oates’s work invites feminist readings, her narrative style deliberately undermines definitive conclusions. Ultimately, the essay suggests that JCO’s writing stimulates inquiry and self-reflection, positioning art as a process of response rather than a vehicle for asserting categorical truths—including those of feminism.
Rocks, Tyler Cummings
Seoul Diptych, Abby Macneil