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Rose Macaulay: Satirist, Suzanne F. Carey Jan 1964

Rose Macaulay: Satirist, Suzanne F. Carey

Graduate Thesis Collection

Dame Rose Macaulay possessed two qualities, a comic spirit and an intellectual pessimism, which made her one of England's finest modern satirists. Her satire has limitations. First, because of rapid and rather prolific productivity, some of the satire is repetitious. Second, the reader who enjoys satire is already aware of many of the flaws and incongruities of society. He has probably ridiculed them himself, so he may not find the satire as fresh and original as the author hoped it would be. Much of Miss Macaulay's satire is delightful and keen but occasionally she stoops to the trivial. In spite …


An Analysis Of The Influence Of The Spiritual Exercises Of St. Ignatius On The Poetry Of Gerard Manley Hopkins, Mary Suzanne Wills Aug 1963

An Analysis Of The Influence Of The Spiritual Exercises Of St. Ignatius On The Poetry Of Gerard Manley Hopkins, Mary Suzanne Wills

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No abstract provided.


Structure And Meaning In Endymion, G. Brian Sullivan May 1963

Structure And Meaning In Endymion, G. Brian Sullivan

Open Access Master's Theses (through 2010)

My interpretation is allegorical; it traces a consecutive quest through stages of human development to the attainment of an ideal. My approach is not, however, in the social or moral sphere but on the level of psychology.

When Endymion is read as a myth of individuation, a structural unity, a symbolic cohesion, and a thematic sameness are apparent which give the poem the organic quality that contributes to what I have called the unitary experience of the work of art. This can be defined as the aesthetic perception of an artistic phenomenon, produced consciously or unconsciously by the author with …


Et Cetera, Marshall University Jan 1963

Et Cetera, Marshall University

Et Cetera

Founded in 1953, Et Cetera is an annual literary magazine that publishes the creative writing and artwork of Marshall University students and affiliates. Et Cetera is free to the Marshall University community.


The Major Themes Of Tennyson, Elsie Antony Panakal Jan 1963

The Major Themes Of Tennyson, Elsie Antony Panakal

Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Spenser: Reflections And Parallels In The Romantic Poets, Sara Rivers Aderholdt Jan 1963

Spenser: Reflections And Parallels In The Romantic Poets, Sara Rivers Aderholdt

Theses

This paper calls attention to reasonable effects, noticeable echoes, and remarkable parallels of Edmund Spenser's philosophy and his treatment of myth and symbol as found in the Romantic poets.


The Theme Of Salvation In Six Novels Of Graham Greene, Edward L. Shaughnessy Jan 1963

The Theme Of Salvation In Six Novels Of Graham Greene, Edward L. Shaughnessy

Graduate Thesis Collection

An examination of Graham Greene, his writing, and its relationship with Catholic teachings through an anaylsis of the Catholicity of his characters.


Metaphysical Conceits Involving Death In The Writings Of John Donne, Eleanor B. Baird Jan 1963

Metaphysical Conceits Involving Death In The Writings Of John Donne, Eleanor B. Baird

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

Much has been written in the past fifty years about John Donne and his work. His troubled life and enigmatic writings have made him seem a kindred spirit to a confused age. To our day the dissonant, abrupt, and calculatedly reckless style and the concern with the harsh realities of love and death have relevance which heretofore had been misunderstood or ignored.


Hawthorne's Theory Of Art, Kenneth Heinitz Jan 1963

Hawthorne's Theory Of Art, Kenneth Heinitz

Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Orwell's Warnings : A Study Of George Orwell's Purpose In Writing, Ruth Anne Kurani Nuwayser Aug 1962

Orwell's Warnings : A Study Of George Orwell's Purpose In Writing, Ruth Anne Kurani Nuwayser

Master's Theses

Although George Orwell requested that no books be written about him, it is not difficult to glean a considerable amount of autobiographical material from his novels. His autobiographical works and several essays shed much light on his life and personality.

He was born in Motihari, Bengal, in 1903, of Scottish parents and christened Eric Blair. His father was a minor official in the Indian Civil Service and retired to England before his only son was eight years old.

At the age of eight, Orwell received a scholarship to study at a preparatory school, St. Cyprian's, on the south coast of …


Roman Catholicism In Selected Novels Of Willa Cather, Irma Aloysius Sister Derck Aug 1962

Roman Catholicism In Selected Novels Of Willa Cather, Irma Aloysius Sister Derck

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The Changing Plans For The Teaching Of Grammar And Their Relationships To The Teaching Of Written Composition, James Donald Quisenberry Aug 1962

The Changing Plans For The Teaching Of Grammar And Their Relationships To The Teaching Of Written Composition, James Donald Quisenberry

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No abstract provided.


A Developmental Reading Program For The Pupils Of Plainville High School, Plainville, Indiana, Helen E. Foust Jun 1962

A Developmental Reading Program For The Pupils Of Plainville High School, Plainville, Indiana, Helen E. Foust

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A Study Of The Attitudes Of Selected Pastors In The Indiana Baptist Convention Toward The Principles And Practices Of Pastoral Marriage Counseling, Joseph L. Baker Jun 1962

A Study Of The Attitudes Of Selected Pastors In The Indiana Baptist Convention Toward The Principles And Practices Of Pastoral Marriage Counseling, Joseph L. Baker

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No abstract provided.


Et Cetera, Marshall University Jan 1962

Et Cetera, Marshall University

Et Cetera

Founded in 1953, Et Cetera is an annual literary magazine that publishes the creative writing and artwork of Marshall University students and affiliates. Et Cetera is free to the Marshall University community.

Et Cetera welcomes submissions in literary and film criticism, poetry, short stories, drama, all types of creative non-fiction, photography, and art.


Through A Glass Darkly : The Literary Reputation Of Henry James, Linda Goodman Lewis Jan 1962

Through A Glass Darkly : The Literary Reputation Of Henry James, Linda Goodman Lewis

Master's Theses

In the course of any artist's career there usually are changes in the attitudes towards him. If he is developing, the changes should be a fact, especially if the times are changing also. If the artist does not show any differences during his career, there is little point in his creating the first product.


The Symbolism Of The Holy Grail : A Comparative Analysis Of The Grail In Perceval Ou Le Conte Del Graal By Chretien De Troyes And Parzival By Wolfram Von Eschenbach, Karin Elizabeth Nordenhaug Jan 1962

The Symbolism Of The Holy Grail : A Comparative Analysis Of The Grail In Perceval Ou Le Conte Del Graal By Chretien De Troyes And Parzival By Wolfram Von Eschenbach, Karin Elizabeth Nordenhaug

Honors Theses

Both works, Chretien's and Wolfram’s, are literary masterpieces of the Middle Ages. The story of the Grail can be placed along side of Dante's Commedia in symbolical content. Like most medieval writings the Grail romances are full of allegory, remote allusions to symbolic relationships, and striking analogies, all of which leave us with a sense of wonder and amazement. First of all we wonder whether or not a connection, which we might find symbolical was put there accidentally or not; we wonder whether we are seeing too much or too little symbolic value. It is characteristic of the authors never …


Arthur Miller's Concept Of Tragedy, Howard James Stark Jan 1962

Arthur Miller's Concept Of Tragedy, Howard James Stark

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

In recent years, Arthur Miller has been the subject of much critical debate. Numerous critics have stated that his plays are not true tragedies because they do not meet the requirements for tragic drama. Several other critics, however, attempting to some to Miller’s defense, have stated just the opposite. So far, the situation has not been resolved; and there appears to be little chance that it will, considering the manner in which both Miller’s defenders and sensors have been approaching the problem. First, they have been brandishing a term which does not carry the same meaning for each of them. …


Ralph Waldo Emerson: His Concept Of Skepticism And His Doctrine Of The Infinitude Of The Private Man, Donal Francis Mahoney Jan 1962

Ralph Waldo Emerson: His Concept Of Skepticism And His Doctrine Of The Infinitude Of The Private Man, Donal Francis Mahoney

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


The Critical Orientation Of T. S. Eliot, Honora Remes Jan 1962

The Critical Orientation Of T. S. Eliot, Honora Remes

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Lessons In Analytical English, Bertrand Field Richards Aug 1961

Lessons In Analytical English, Bertrand Field Richards

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No abstract provided.


"Chronometricals And Horologicals”: The Key To A Basic Theme In The Fiction Of Herman Melville, James Llewellyn Thorson Jun 1961

"Chronometricals And Horologicals”: The Key To A Basic Theme In The Fiction Of Herman Melville, James Llewellyn Thorson

Open Access Master's Theses (through 2010)

My aim is to study several of Melville’s major works of fiction in the light a pamphlet called “Chronometricals and Horologicals”, which purports to be by one Plotinus Plinlimmon in Melville’s novel Pierre: or The Ambiguities. In my view of Melville’s works, this pamphlet is as near a statement of the author’s philosophy (as dramatized in his works) as can be formulated. I do not maintain that a study of the relationship of the pamphlet to the works will reveal the whole “truth” about the “meaning” of Melville’s fiction, but I do think that it will show a significant …


An Investigation Of The Validity Of The American School Intelligence Tests, Roger Alan Hofferth May 1961

An Investigation Of The Validity Of The American School Intelligence Tests, Roger Alan Hofferth

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No abstract provided.


Planning Library Quarters For The Rockville Schools, Marie Asbury Collings May 1961

Planning Library Quarters For The Rockville Schools, Marie Asbury Collings

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Planning Library Quarters For The Rockville Schools, Marie Asbury Collings May 1961

Planning Library Quarters For The Rockville Schools, Marie Asbury Collings

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An Exploration Of The Problems Involved In Writing And Producing A Three-Act Play, Daniel J. Payne Apr 1961

An Exploration Of The Problems Involved In Writing And Producing A Three-Act Play, Daniel J. Payne

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No abstract provided.


A Navaho Myth: The Hero Twins (A Psychoanalytic Evaluation), Allen S. Ehrlich Jan 1961

A Navaho Myth: The Hero Twins (A Psychoanalytic Evaluation), Allen S. Ehrlich

Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science

THE MYTH. Changing Woman (or Turquoise Woman) gives birth to twins, the Sun being their father. The older boy was Nayenesgani the Slayer, and the younger was called Child of Water. The Sun warned his wife Changing Woman to hide her sons from the giant Yeitso. She dug a hole in the floor, and every time she heard Yeitso coming she put them in it and covered the hole with a flat stone. The great giant came often for he was in love with her and jealous of the Sun, but she kept the little ones hidden. The children grow …


Er Cetera, Marshall University Jan 1961

Er Cetera, Marshall University

Et Cetera

Founded in 1953, Et Cetera is an annual literary magazine that publishes the creative writing and artwork of Marshall University students and affiliates. Et Cetera is free to the Marshall University community.

Et Cetera welcomes submissions in literary and film criticism, poetry, short stories, drama, all types of creative non-fiction, photography, and art.


A Survey Of The Novels Of Charles Brockden Brown, George C. Longest Jan 1961

A Survey Of The Novels Of Charles Brockden Brown, George C. Longest

Master's Theses

Before 1790 there had been little fiction written in America. Since Charles Brockden Brown was the first American to rely on his pen for an income, the term "Father of American Literature" belongs logically to him.


Conrad's Nostromo: Reception, Theme, Technique, Jerome A. Long Jan 1961

Conrad's Nostromo: Reception, Theme, Technique, Jerome A. Long

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.