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Astarte 1 (Front Matter), Astarte Staff
Carnal Knowledge, Carla Delane Wood
Astarte 1 (Complete Issue), Astarte Staff
Astarte 1 (Complete Issue), Astarte Staff
Astarte (literary magazine)
No abstract provided.
Ani175.3 Cinematography Animatics And Previsualisation Example 2, Sae University College
Ani175.3 Cinematography Animatics And Previsualisation Example 2, Sae University College
Exemplars
Student exemplar for ANI175.3
Reclaimation Of Self, Sophia Hernandez
Reclaimation Of Self, Sophia Hernandez
be Still
My inspiration for this piece comes from contemplation about the expression of self and the ways in which traditional institutions can limit complete creative control. The allusions to Earth's creations are used to create a comparison to the divine right to imagine spontaneously. When I create art, it is my goal to inspire others to do the same.
Divine Threads: Unraveling Testimony, Character Development, And Christianity In Fantasy Narratives, Miranda Wessman
Divine Threads: Unraveling Testimony, Character Development, And Christianity In Fantasy Narratives, Miranda Wessman
Masters Theses
Characters are the backbone of fantasy fiction novels. In fact, characters are one of the core components of any novel no matter the genre. In every successful novel, you will find at least one protagonist and one antagonist. Some novelists choose to tell their stories through the use of multiple characters, all of whom have complicated stories of their own. The reason so many fantasy fiction novels are successful is not just because of the magic and worldbuilding, but the characters using the magic. Character development is intertwined with the character’s testimony which can be seen through the characters found …
Subtext In A Screenplay: More Than Meets The Ear, Emma J. Smith
Subtext In A Screenplay: More Than Meets The Ear, Emma J. Smith
Masters Theses
The creative manuscript for this thesis is a screenplay titled Air Tax. It is a dystopian story set in a western society where the ruling power has created two classes of people. Where one class is part of the elite, the other must watch their activity level as they are taxed on the air they breathe. A rebel group works to overthrow the rulers with the hope of equality and ultimate good for all. The question becomes whether the ideal will last if all guidance is human based. One way to reveal the need of guidance beyond human understanding for …
Broken Picket Fences, Lori Ann Feeley
Broken Picket Fences, Lori Ann Feeley
Masters Theses
Broken Picket Fences is a women's fiction novel that explores the bittersweet reunion of two young sweethearts who see each other again after twenty years. Love is reignited, old memories die hard, and dark secrets struggle to find the light of day in a maze of choices. Raeanne finds that what she thought she wanted may not be what she truly needs. She embarks on a journey through her past to rediscover the essence of who she really is. It has been so long since she viewed her own life through a clear lens. She desperately searches for who she …
1930 Chicago, Irish American Life, And Its Adaptation Into Historical Fiction: The Ups And Downs Of Percival Dooley, A Novella, Katy Leigh Foster
1930 Chicago, Irish American Life, And Its Adaptation Into Historical Fiction: The Ups And Downs Of Percival Dooley, A Novella, Katy Leigh Foster
Masters Theses
The thesis examines and explains literary techniques of historical fiction. Observations and studies of historical photographs and handwritten letters, along with qualitative research through studies, journals, historical fiction pieces, and Chicago info-maps, provided accuracy for the historical fiction and a clear reflection of humanity, which is significant in understanding the argument.
Ultimately, the historical fiction shows not just 1930 American society, but where it is today. The thesis argues and proves that whimsical tones are appropriate and effective despite the uneasy time and setting and the foreboding conflicts during 1930.
The story is set in Chicago in the year 1930. …
Character Development And The Inspiring Novelist, Halley Nicole Villegas
Character Development And The Inspiring Novelist, Halley Nicole Villegas
Masters Theses
This thesis explores the pivotal role of character growth and development in narrative writing, examining how it can significantly influence the overall success and reception of a story. Through a detailed analysis of various literary works and theoretical frameworks, this study identifies key elements that contribute to compelling character arcs and their impact on reader engagement. By contrasting well-developed characters with those that are poorly constructed or static, the research highlights how nuanced character development enhances plot progression, emotional resonance, and thematic depth. Additionally, the paper examines the importance of authenticity and relatability in character portrayal. The findings suggest that …
As Soon As [A]I Speak[S], Lytton Smith Professor Of Poetry, Department Of English
As Soon As [A]I Speak[S], Lytton Smith Professor Of Poetry, Department Of English
Artificial Intelligence, 2024-25
This guide facilitates the delivery of a two-workshop sequence allowing students to understand how an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Large Language Model (LLM) composes poetry, and to use that knowledge to compose their own poem for optional display in both electronic and physical form. Students may participate in either/both workshops, and in each will engage in reflective work to understand how AI impacts them and vice versa. This guide and curriculum aligns with the "Contemporary Global Challenges, Creativity and Innovation" Participation in a Global Society outcome within the Geneseo GLOBE Curriculum.
A Message From Home, Eric Madrid
Favian The Ignorant, Maximus Escobedo
Josephine's Triumph, Haley Aleman
Fox Story, Davis Nickel
Still Standing, Cheyenne Ruiz
The Blood Red Cloak, Addison Mata, Emily Mendoza, Jonathan Silva, Sarita Adams
The Blood Red Cloak, Addison Mata, Emily Mendoza, Jonathan Silva, Sarita Adams
Climate Change
No abstract provided.
The End Of The Old And Start Of The New, Carlos Ross
The End Of The Old And Start Of The New, Carlos Ross
Climate Change
No abstract provided.
The Emperor's New Climate Policy, Fernando Jaime Sepulveda
The Emperor's New Climate Policy, Fernando Jaime Sepulveda
Climate Change
No abstract provided.
The Long Iceburg, Marisabel Jimenez
The New Man In Town, Ian Mcewen
The Unchanging Season, Samuel De La Cruz
Donny The Evolved Gorilla, Dylan Andrews
Cinderella And Her Rat, Alyssa Elizondo, Cheyenne Ruiz, Aidan Garcia, Ashlin Padilla
Cinderella And Her Rat, Alyssa Elizondo, Cheyenne Ruiz, Aidan Garcia, Ashlin Padilla
Climate Change
No abstract provided.
Drift, Joel Rodriguez
Final Goodbye, Ryan Garcia
Forest Of Memories, Jason Jacobo
Little Red Polar Bear, Brianna Garcia, Jose Ochoa, Joel Rodriguez, Tinei Tii
Little Red Polar Bear, Brianna Garcia, Jose Ochoa, Joel Rodriguez, Tinei Tii
Climate Change
No abstract provided.
Seaside Solution, Lilly Cantu