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Reflecting, Elizabeth E. Keenan
Too Suddenly, David Sapp
Notorious B.I.G., Mario Loprete
Spring, Richard Dinges Jr.
The 12-Week Silence: A Scrollytelling Investigation Into Early Pregnancy Loss And The Case For Continuous Progesterone Monitoring, Audrey Gold
FHSS Mentored Research Conference
Opens with the scale of the problem (up to 1M miscarriages annually, all in the most data-poor window of pregnancy), describes the methodology (2 original surveys, 4 clinical interviews, peer-reviewed literature), walks through what the piece does visually (the distribution curve, the blind-spot timeline, the 5-phase progesterone chart, the intervention pathway), and closes with the central argument — that the silence is a gap in technology, not an inevitability.
How Visual Art In Fatty Legs And A Stranger At Home Deepens The Understanding Of Historical Atrocities And Colonial Violence Inflicted On Indigenous Children In Residential Schools In The United States And Canada, Beth Rocco
Student Theses
“I can fix my own hair,” I protested in Inuvialuktun, but she held tight and, with the same motion a bird makes to pull a piece of flesh from a fish, clamped the jaws of the shears down on my braid and severed it” (Pokiak-Fenton 31). This scene in Fatty Legs by Christy Jordan-Fenton and Margaret-Olemaun Pokiak-Fenton, was a deep cut into the soul of a child. The first slash was being taken away from her parents and family. Next was chopping off her hair, a symbol of identity and tribal pride for Indigenous people. The children began their residential …
Answers “Go By Water”: Felt Knowledge As An Alternative Epistemology In Othello, Annalisa Gulbrandsen
Answers “Go By Water”: Felt Knowledge As An Alternative Epistemology In Othello, Annalisa Gulbrandsen
Theses and Dissertations
William Shakespeare's Othello is fundamentally a play about epistemology--how does one know what he/she knows amidst the sea of words, evidence, and misdirection? Traditionally, the problem of knowledge in Othello has been treated as an intellectual problem of the mind. However, this thesis argues that the play purposefully draws attention to the limits of what the mind can know by way of the eye (what is seen) and ear (what is spoken or heard), instead offering an alternative epistemology that is felt through embodiment. When Desdemona's words no longer have the power to affect what Othello believes, Desdemona's answers to …
Editors, The Alembic
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Alembic Cover 2026, Hale Mueller
It Used To Be I Would Write In Echoes, Haley Metzger
It Used To Be I Would Write In Echoes, Haley Metzger
The Alembic
No abstract provided.
Wednesday Night Baptism, Haley Metzger
Dare To Dream, Amelia C. Westfall
The Snake, Jacqueline Lombardo
Stopped In, George Thompson
College, Jacqueline Lombardo
Crow Chorus, Hanna Boudreau
For Jay-, Sophia Caneira
Watchers Of The Sun, Alyssa Caneira
The City (After Mary Oliver’S “The Loon”), Alyssa Caneira
The City (After Mary Oliver’S “The Loon”), Alyssa Caneira
The Alembic
No abstract provided.
The Truth, Owen R. Kruger
Turbulence, Sophia Caneira
For The Sins Of The Father, Mary Kate Seiberlich
”Song Of Our Summer”, Ella Bloom
Am I Dreaming?, Owen Comiskey
The Bees Are Disappearing, Matthew J. Spireng
Lonley Soar, Elizabeth E. Keenan
Running Over A Squirrel On The Drive To Breakfast, Matthew J. Spireng
Running Over A Squirrel On The Drive To Breakfast, Matthew J. Spireng
The Alembic
No abstract provided.
Petal Fall, Jennifer M. Phillips