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Resisting Prospero: Racial Purity In The Tempest And Its Adaptations, Hannah N. Covin
Resisting Prospero: Racial Purity In The Tempest And Its Adaptations, Hannah N. Covin
Departmental Honors & Graduate Capstone Projects
William Shakespeare’s The Tempest focuses on Prospero, the banished Duke of Milan, who loses his kingdom and is exiled to an island where he lives with his daughter, Miranda, and two indigenous islanders, his servant, Ariel, and his slave, Caliban. The inciting incident of The Tempest is the attempted rape of Miranda by Caliban. Prospero’s desire to maintain power leads to the creation of an enemy “other,” Caliban, whose negative portrayal is tied to his racial difference and inferiority. In The Tempest, Prospero’s primary fear of Caliban is directly related to his fear of miscegenation, between Miranda and Caliban. In …
Fantasies Of Just Torture: On Violent Efforts To Navigate The Intolerable, Tonya Sims
Fantasies Of Just Torture: On Violent Efforts To Navigate The Intolerable, Tonya Sims
Philosophy Undergraduate Honors Theses
This thesis examines why torture, despite being among the clearest objects of moral revulsion available to us, remains imaginable as a serious moral possibility. I begin by refining the concept of torture through an examination of the United Nations Convention Against Torture, while arguing that insufficient attention has been paid to what I take to be its paradigmatic form, namely sadistic torture. Against definitions that treat torture primarily in instrumental terms, I argue that torture is best understood as the intentional infliction of extreme pain upon an unwilling person in order to dominate or otherwise manipulate their autonomy. Drawing on …
The Goad, The Bad, & The Ugly: The Livestreamed Vice Signaling & Body Fascism Of Clavicular & Asmongold, Jacob T. Fry
The Goad, The Bad, & The Ugly: The Livestreamed Vice Signaling & Body Fascism Of Clavicular & Asmongold, Jacob T. Fry
Department of Communication Studies: Dissertations, Theses, and Student Research
This thesis explores the rhetorical, material, and symbolic implications of fascist livestreaming in the United States through two popular streamers: Clavicular and Asmongold. These two streamers represent a small slice of the rise of different reactionary rhetorics online and how the use of different masculine subcultures—in this case ‘Looksmaxxing’ or Gamer inspired rhetoric—are used as ideological texts for white male supremacy. Whether in front of the glow of their gaming monitor or the flashing lights of a nightclub, the livestreaming of the body, home, relationships, and lifestyles challenge rhetorical conceptions of style, the ‘public/private sphere,’ and political communication. As different …
Reporting The Unverifiable: Ethical Journalism And Disinformation About North Korea, Alexandra M. Pasto
Reporting The Unverifiable: Ethical Journalism And Disinformation About North Korea, Alexandra M. Pasto
Departmental Honors & Graduate Capstone Projects
Journalists face significant challenges reporting on North Korean information due to restricted access, state-controlled media, and pervasive amounts of disinformation. This study includes a qualitative content analysis of journalistic practices and existing academic frameworks related to verification and reporting in highly restricted information ecosystems. The findings suggest and recommend that competitive media pressures often encourage the circulation of sensational or unverified claims, particularly in coverage of highly controlled media states like North Korea. In response, this argues that journalists must adopt a verification-centered approach to reporting that prioritizes accuracy, minimizes sensationalism, and clearly communicates uncertainty. This research highlights the growing …
Reflections On Design Research As A Discipline, Davide Fassi
Reflections On Design Research As A Discipline, Davide Fassi
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
Partner Societies Committee: Mapping The Past And Present To Design The Future: A Proposal For Analysis As Input For The Expansion Of The Drs, Paulina Contreras Correa
Partner Societies Committee: Mapping The Past And Present To Design The Future: A Proposal For Analysis As Input For The Expansion Of The Drs, Paulina Contreras Correa
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
The Conceptual Practitioner, Tincuta Heinzel
The Conceptual Practitioner, Tincuta Heinzel
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
Design In Government: A Personal Perspective And Outlook, Sabine Junginger
Design In Government: A Personal Perspective And Outlook, Sabine Junginger
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
Systemic Through Design: Advocating For Just, Restorative, And Plural Worlds, Cecilia Landa-Avila
Systemic Through Design: Advocating For Just, Restorative, And Plural Worlds, Cecilia Landa-Avila
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
Design Research Is Not Design, Peter Lloyd
Transcultural Questions Around Research Quality In Design, Juan Montalván Lume
Transcultural Questions Around Research Quality In Design, Juan Montalván Lume
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
Design Research For Sustainable Worlds, Dan Lockton
Design Research For Sustainable Worlds, Dan Lockton
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
The Transdisciplinary Practice Of Design, Alejandra Poblete Perez
The Transdisciplinary Practice Of Design, Alejandra Poblete Perez
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
Philosophical Perspectives On Design, Fernando Secomandi
Philosophical Perspectives On Design, Fernando Secomandi
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
The Impact Of Llms And Generative Ai Within The Drs Research Community, Luca Simeone
The Impact Of Llms And Generative Ai Within The Drs Research Community, Luca Simeone
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
Perspectives On Design Education, Object-Based Learning, And 4e-Cognition, Arlene Oak
Perspectives On Design Education, Object-Based Learning, And 4e-Cognition, Arlene Oak
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
How Can Design Education Support And Contribute To The Advancement Of Doctoral Design Research?, Violeta Clemente, Derek Jones
How Can Design Education Support And Contribute To The Advancement Of Doctoral Design Research?, Violeta Clemente, Derek Jones
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
Education's Role In Design Knowledge And Theory, Derek Jones
Education's Role In Design Knowledge And Theory, Derek Jones
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
Design Education Around The World, Derek Jones, Violeta Clemente
Design Education Around The World, Derek Jones, Violeta Clemente
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
The Moral Imperative Of Public Service Design, Federico Vaz
The Moral Imperative Of Public Service Design, Federico Vaz
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
Fifty Shades Of Service Design, Jung-Joo Lee
Fifty Shades Of Service Design, Jung-Joo Lee
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
Sound-Driven Design, Stefano Delle Monache, Nicolas Misdariis, Elif Özcan
Sound-Driven Design, Stefano Delle Monache, Nicolas Misdariis, Elif Özcan
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
Designing For Sustainability And Transitions: An Organic Convergence For A New Sig, Joanna Boehnert, Emma Dewberry
Designing For Sustainability And Transitions: An Organic Convergence For A New Sig, Joanna Boehnert, Emma Dewberry
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
Pluriversal Perspectives On Design Research, Mariana Braga, Sucharita Beniwal, Juan Guisepe Montalván Lume, Dimeji Onafuwa, Lesley-Ann Noel
Pluriversal Perspectives On Design Research, Mariana Braga, Sucharita Beniwal, Juan Guisepe Montalván Lume, Dimeji Onafuwa, Lesley-Ann Noel
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
Designing The Future Of Brick-And-Mortar Retail: Towards Effective, Experiential, And Responsible Spaces, Katelijn Quartier
Designing The Future Of Brick-And-Mortar Retail: Towards Effective, Experiential, And Responsible Spaces, Katelijn Quartier
DRS Summer Meetings
No abstract provided.
Religious Ramifications: An Analysis Of Ancient Religious Mythologies And Their Effects On Societal Gender Roles, Christina E. Burkhalter
Religious Ramifications: An Analysis Of Ancient Religious Mythologies And Their Effects On Societal Gender Roles, Christina E. Burkhalter
World Languages, Literatures and Cultures Undergraduate Honors Theses
An analysis of the effect of ancient religious writings in the Mediterranean on local gender culture with a specific focus on the texts deities.
"We Pledge Ourselves To Use Our United Strength": Education, Women's Clubs, And The Woman Suffrage Movement In Tennessee, Michelle P. Harris
"We Pledge Ourselves To Use Our United Strength": Education, Women's Clubs, And The Woman Suffrage Movement In Tennessee, Michelle P. Harris
Theses
The state of Tennessee played a central part in the battle for ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment, which would secure women’s right to vote. While the showdown in Nashville in August 1920 when suffragists and anti-suffragists descended upon the city to lobby for their respective sides gained a lot of attention for the state’s role in woman suffrage, the increasing opportunities of women outside the domestic sphere helped launch the suffrage movement. Educational opportunities, work outside the home, and voluntary societies were just a few of the ways that women stepped out into the public sphere. These endeavors outside the …
Geographic Bias In Ai: How Llm Outputs Vary By Location, Alekya Bongu
Geographic Bias In Ai: How Llm Outputs Vary By Location, Alekya Bongu
RhetTech
This paper explores the inherent biases present in Large Language Model (LLM) outputs. As AI use becomes more widespread, it is extremely important to examine the implicit biases in these models, as AI will only perpetuate inaccuracies. By understanding the implications of using AI, we can use it in a way that causes the least harm. Using Hofstede’s cultural onion to structure research questions, I tested four LLMs—ChatGPT, Pi.ai, Qwen, and DeepSeek—across three different geographic locations: the United States, India, and Ireland. The findings demonstrate that while LLMs can adjust some content based on a user’s location, they frequently default …
How Astroworld’S “Blame Game” Prevented The Formation Of Institutional Public Memory, Vedant Patil
How Astroworld’S “Blame Game” Prevented The Formation Of Institutional Public Memory, Vedant Patil
RhetTech
This paper looks at why the 2021 Astroworld tragedy in Houston did not become institutional public memory despite its scale and impact. Institutional public memory refers to the formal recognition of collective trauma through memorials. Drawing on media analysis and Vilanova’s (2025) study, this paper argues that the absence of an official memorial stems largely from racialized media narratives that placed disproportionate blame on the predominantly Black audience and hip-hop culture. This framing took attention away from structural failures such as poor crowd control and event planning, which reduced institutional pressure to memorialize the victims. While spontaneous community memorials demonstrated …
Eugenics Rhetoric In C.S. Lewis’S That Hideous Strength And Essays, Michelle Griffin
Eugenics Rhetoric In C.S. Lewis’S That Hideous Strength And Essays, Michelle Griffin
RhetTech
In the book That Hideous Strength, C.S. Lewis depicts the National Institute of Co-ordinated Experiments (N.I.C.E.) as an exclusive organization dominated by scientists, academics, and state authorities, mirroring the professional middle class that shaped British eugenics in the 20th century. Throughout the book there is evidence of eugenics discourse relating to human experimentation, feeblemindedness, sterilization of the “unfit,” as well as the role of power dynamics, all of which points to That Hideous Strength being an intentional representation of the eugenics discourse happening in Britian around the same time in which Lewis wrote the book. There is substantial evidence …