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Home-Place, Beth Feagan
Home-Place, Beth Feagan
Theses & Honors Papers
This thesis discusses the current problems with the traditional structure through which literature is taught in high schools today. It presents a modernistic approach to engaging high school students in reading and literature, and tackles the lack of relevance the old classic novels have in the lives of 21st century students. It introduces the idea of using young adult novels to teach the literary concepts that states mandate in their curriculum, and it emphasizes the important role educators play in preparing their students for the real world.
Witness For The Prosecution: Erasure Poetics, Samantha M. Schaefer
Witness For The Prosecution: Erasure Poetics, Samantha M. Schaefer
Honors Theses
My Honors Senior Thesis is centered around the art of Erasure poetics. My definition of Erasure is most concisely stated as: a process of simultaneous poetic addition and subtraction to preexisting text, which results in a product whose creation process ultimately echoes the same revision process that human beings undergo; a process by which a new and beautiful truth is both created and uncovered in a paradoxical manner. I initially endeavored to complete a simple erasure of a collection of short stories by Agatha Christie called Witnessfor the Prosecution; but was soon so inspired that I ended up creating four …
Apre2012, Robert Kelly
Aprd2012, Robert Kelly
Aprc2012, Robert Kelly
Hair Trigger 34, Columbia College Chicago
Hair Trigger 34, Columbia College Chicago
Hair Trigger
An anthology, edited by students, featuring the fiction, prose and creative non-fiction work of students, alumni, and staff. Editors: Jenele Anderson, A.J. Camarena, Aimee Goluszka, Noelle Hufnagel, Matt Martin, Michael Meyer, Frankie Migacz, Jessie Morrison, Jonathan Natzke, Dorothy Schultz, Cynthia Vargas. Cover photograph: Christopher Semel. 383 pages.
Santa Clara Review, Vol. 99, No. 2, Santa Clara University
Santa Clara Review, Vol. 99, No. 2, Santa Clara University
Santa Clara Review
No abstract provided.
Apra2012, Robert Kelly
Apra2012, Robert Kelly
Robert Kelly Manuscripts
From April 2012 Robert Kelly Archives.
Skunk River Review 2012, Vol 24, Megan Algreen, Megan Ferguson, Karen Owen, Elliott James Frey, Jacob Lynch, Gary Meyer, Coy Mccarl, Tim Gates, Garfield M. Collier, Leticia Williams, Zachary Mccarthy, Jessica Fees, Joshua Stevens, Sarah Lauer, Katie Taylor, Crystal Korth, Scott Pueschel, Kyle Dupass, Michael Hanrahan, Dan Kainz, Amber Haupert, Tiffany Berner, Erin Doran
Skunk River Review 2012, Vol 24, Megan Algreen, Megan Ferguson, Karen Owen, Elliott James Frey, Jacob Lynch, Gary Meyer, Coy Mccarl, Tim Gates, Garfield M. Collier, Leticia Williams, Zachary Mccarthy, Jessica Fees, Joshua Stevens, Sarah Lauer, Katie Taylor, Crystal Korth, Scott Pueschel, Kyle Dupass, Michael Hanrahan, Dan Kainz, Amber Haupert, Tiffany Berner, Erin Doran
Skunk River Review
No abstract provided.
Cover, Title Page, About Cutbank, Staff List, Contents
The Gods Are Real, Lo Kwa Mei-En
Aluminum Dreams, Shara Sinor
Animal In My Scope, Ab Gorham
Not Everyone Is Special, Josh Denslow
Somatic Exercise & Poem: Cormorant Stagecraft Thank You For Mixing With My Emotional Circuitry, Ca Conrad
Somatic Exercise & Poem: Cormorant Stagecraft Thank You For Mixing With My Emotional Circuitry, Ca Conrad
CutBank
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The Red Roofs Of München, Maggie Maurer
Contributors, Colophon, Advertisements, Back Cover
Fiction Fix 11, Russell Turney, William Northrup, David Press, Petra Press, Scott David, David Livingstone Fore, Masha Sardari, Marianne Langner Zeitlin, Bily Simms, Emily Zasada, Joe Ponepinto, Nathan Holic, Michael Cocchiarale, Mimi Lipson, Suzanne Ushie, Jonathan Baylis, Thomas Boatwright
Fiction Fix 11, Russell Turney, William Northrup, David Press, Petra Press, Scott David, David Livingstone Fore, Masha Sardari, Marianne Langner Zeitlin, Bily Simms, Emily Zasada, Joe Ponepinto, Nathan Holic, Michael Cocchiarale, Mimi Lipson, Suzanne Ushie, Jonathan Baylis, Thomas Boatwright
Fiction Fix
No abstract provided.
Black Box 2012, Morgan Conklin, Patricia Watkins, Julia Flom, Brian Mctaggart, Sylvia Tang, Jake Suss, Suzie Roth, Bethany Hawkins, Alexander Matos, Vicki Launders
Black Box 2012, Morgan Conklin, Patricia Watkins, Julia Flom, Brian Mctaggart, Sylvia Tang, Jake Suss, Suzie Roth, Bethany Hawkins, Alexander Matos, Vicki Launders
Black Box
The Black Box is a student-based creative publication serving the ERAU campus. It is our goal to provide a showcase for the creativity and talent of the ERAU students. View and enjoy!
Tea Leaves, Kerry Feltner
Tea Leaves, Kerry Feltner
Honors Theses and Capstones
My paper describes the importance of ancestors in your present day life and how my grandmother and her writings came back into my life to help guide me in my present moments.
Family Matters, Jennifer L. Rau
Family Matters, Jennifer L. Rau
Dissertations, Theses and Capstone Projects (Full IR Collection)
A collection of some of the author's works. Contains three genres: non-fiction, fiction, and poetry.
There's A Reason One Thing Always Leads To Something More, Tara Shea Burke
There's A Reason One Thing Always Leads To Something More, Tara Shea Burke
English Theses & Dissertations
There's a Reason One Thing Always Leads io Something More is a collection of poems that explore ideas of hunger from my own personal understanding of its metaphors as a white, American, feminist woman. This theme of desire branches out to show the body's dance with addiction, want and need, indulgence, and consumption, at odds with the need for limitations, portions, control, boundary, and responsibility to the self and community. The poems radiate from the body and attempt to speak from its collection of interconnected organs, and then use these images and metaphors to address social concerns, gender, sexuality, Americanism, …
Unheard, Marion Charlene Thomas
Unheard, Marion Charlene Thomas
English Theses & Dissertations
This thesis is a memoir relating the events, characters and situations the author encountered during the adolescent years of twelve to seventeen. Relying on her memories and memories of family members, the author has attempted to tell the story as faithfully as possible. Intermingled with the story are reflections of emotional, physical, and verbal abuse. Last names have been withheld in order to protect identities of those concerned.
The Stories Teeth Can Tell, Emily Lindsey Bonner
The Stories Teeth Can Tell, Emily Lindsey Bonner
English Theses & Dissertations
This collection explores the idea of familiarizing the strange, reacquainting oneself with wonder, and how the use of humor can create evocative poetry. The collection aims to use humor as a mechanism to deal with subject matter such as family relationships, loneliness, alienation and death. Linear and circular narrative were used to create poems that act as smaller stories that come together to create a timeline of stories arranged from birth, to mid-life, to death.
Benefit Road: Short Stories, Kathleen J. Stowe
Benefit Road: Short Stories, Kathleen J. Stowe
English Theses & Dissertations
Benefit Road is a work of realistic fiction composed of six short stories. Each protagonist is an individual in contemporary society, living an isolated existence, while struggling to connect with others and construct moral order out of chaos. A blind disabled child attended by his uncomplaining mother, geckos scrambling up a freshly painted wall to escape from a cat, a drowning boy, the revelry of a Fasching celebration, a toddler in a crib shrieking for his mother's attention, and an old dog on a wintry trail: A common thread linking these particular stories is the presence of an animal as …
Hungry Heart, Valarie Clark
Hungry Heart, Valarie Clark
English Theses & Dissertations
The essays in this collection explore the resistance to and simultaneous need for human connections. In order to illustrate this concept, I use myself as an example of an individual who both longs for and despises her dependence on other people in order to support and define her. The essays are not presented in a traditional chronological format, but instead reflect the chronology of my own realization of the theme of this work. The essay titles are drawn from popular music, intended to mimic the contents of an MP3 player, which reflects the owner's personality, wants and needs. The structure …
Digital Poetry From A Cyborg Perspective, Daniel James Hosmer
Digital Poetry From A Cyborg Perspective, Daniel James Hosmer
Institute for the Humanities Theses
This study analyzes digital poetry from a cyborg perspective, showing how its multiple material aspects are foregrounded to facilitate the reader's performance of poems. It explores the poetic functions, possibilities, and constraints of the medium of digital poetry through the application of Augusto Boal's Theatre of the Oppressed, comparisons with print methods of conveying meaning, and close readings of digital poems. The application of Theatre of the Oppressed as a framework also allows for the study of the power relationships involved in performing digital poetry and in using digital technology as a whole, while showing digital poetry to be …
Court Green: Dossier: The Short Poem, Columbia College Chicago
Court Green: Dossier: The Short Poem, Columbia College Chicago
Court Green
An annual poetry magazine with a different theme for each issue; printed from 2004 to 2015.