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“His Better Half”: Hindley And Heathcliff As Social Foils In Emily Brontë’S Wuthering Heights, Bethany Rozario Steinhagen
“His Better Half”: Hindley And Heathcliff As Social Foils In Emily Brontë’S Wuthering Heights, Bethany Rozario Steinhagen
The Compass
Critical analyses of Emily Bronte’s Victorian classic Wuthering Heights often portray Hindley Earnshaw, Catherine’s older brother, as a mere analog to the Brontes’ own older brother Branwell. This paper claims that Hindley’s character is not only far more developed than commonly assumed, but that he is also integral to the development of Heathcliff becoming Heathcliff himself. Both men’s journeys can further be seen as parallel methods of navigating rigid Victorian social expectations. This analysis explores the foil relationship between these two men, who can both be described as each other’s ‘better half,’ shining a new light not only on the …
Myth Rewrites: Do We Need A Reboot?, Livia M. Nocito
Myth Rewrites: Do We Need A Reboot?, Livia M. Nocito
Interdivisional Studies Honors Papers
As myth rewrites have permeated popular culture in recent years, the alterations made to their narratives have shifted the original meanings of the ancient texts. They have sought to provide a modernized retelling for readers of a new age to enjoy while simultaneously attempting to hold a mirror to a society that has remained patriarchal and redeems the narrative. By analyzing the three iterations of Medusa’s origins, as well as The Odyssey and it’s newest musical adaptation, “EPIC: The Musical,” myth rewrites are proven to not only be beneficial to introducing new audiences to ancient mythology, but also finds its …
Sister, Lover, Monster: Gender, Sexuality, And Monstrousness In Batwoman, Carter Click
Sister, Lover, Monster: Gender, Sexuality, And Monstrousness In Batwoman, Carter Click
Honors Projects
Introduced in 2006, Kate Kane is the modern iteration of Batwoman, who is an out lesbian woman, in contrast to her 1950s counterpart that was created to alleviate concerns that Batman was gay. She would go on to star in stories by Greg Rucka, J.H. Williams III, and W. Haden Blackman that were published from 2009 to 2013. This run established core aspects of Kate’s character, supporting cast, and origin story. Though Rucka and Williams’ work has received some scholarly focus, Williams and Blackman’s work has received very little. This project attends to how these Batwoman comics facilitate queer representation …
“Give A Girl An Education”: Jane Austen On Women’S Academic And Intellectual Enrichment, Ellie Ward
“Give A Girl An Education”: Jane Austen On Women’S Academic And Intellectual Enrichment, Ellie Ward
Senior Honors Theses
This thesis explores how Jane Austen, through her novels Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, and Mansfield Park, contributed to the cultural conversations surrounding women’s education in Georgian-era England. While women’s education at the time was limited and controversial, Austen critiques the prevailing system and supports the intellectual growth of women. Moreover, this thesis analyzes the influence upon Austen's position, beginning with her own educational history and expanding to consider the effect of Enlightenment ideology, particularly the writings of Mary Wollstonecraft, Thomas Gisborne, and Hannah More, on Austen’s thinking. Ultimately, Austen challenges the restrictions placed on women’s …
Antisemitism In Medieval Drama: The Villainization Of Judaism In The Croxton ‘Play Of The Sacrament’ And The York Corpus Christi Play, Amber Leech
English and Creative Writing Honors Papers
In early Middle England, Jews faced an onslaught of antisemitic violence as they were falsely accused of blood libels and the murdering of young children. This culminated in their expulsion from England in 1290, but although they had no legal standing in the country, antisemitism ran rampant in their absence. In this project, I will examine instances of antisemitism in medieval culture, specifically through its drama. The Croxton ‘Play of the Sacrament’ and The York Corpus Christi Play are two plays that display the antisemitism that permeated England throughout the Middle Ages by perpetuating stereotypes that Jews are violent and …
Field Trip, Patrick Swaney
A Brief Study In Aristotelian Ethics, Robert Wallace
A Brief Study In Aristotelian Ethics, Robert Wallace
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Walk Into The Unknown, Callie Gay
Sleepwalker At The Beginning Of Spring, Maari Carter
Sleepwalker At The Beginning Of Spring, Maari Carter
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
The Feast Of Saint Antnee, R.D. Saporita
Editor's Note, Kristen Falso-Capaldi
Waiting For An Airplane, Costa Rica, Patrick Swaney
Waiting For An Airplane, Costa Rica, Patrick Swaney
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Low-Budget Pastoral, Maari Carter
Sleepwalker Leaves A Voicemail For Mar's Ex, Maari Carter
Sleepwalker Leaves A Voicemail For Mar's Ex, Maari Carter
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Foxholes, Pamela Schoenewaldt
The Laureate, Nadia Famiano
The Laureate, Nadia Famiano
Honors Theses
It is important for undergraduate artists to have an understanding of the artistic market before they start their careers. This project will provide students with the opportunity to experience the process of getting published in a formal academic journal utilizing resources from others pursuing post-secondary education in different fields. The Laureate is an art journal composed of undergraduate pieces. It gives students an opportunity to have their art(s) recognized, such as written works, photography and other visual arts. Allowing for students to have experience with an official publication, The Laureate is an engaging journal that culminates in a celebration of …
As The Waters Rose, William Brasse
Alienated On The Federal Bureau Of Mars, Lucas Jorgensen
Alienated On The Federal Bureau Of Mars, Lucas Jorgensen
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
The Bureau Of Poetry, Lucas Jorgensen
There Is No Bureau Of Dogs, Lucas Jorgensen
There Is No Bureau Of Dogs, Lucas Jorgensen
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Memoria Teneo, Richard Bertram Peterson
Selective Service, Patrick Swaney
Fingers Of Light, Amanda A. Gibson
Saltwater|Freshwater, Maari Carter
From A Country Far Away, Virginia Carrington
From A Country Far Away, Virginia Carrington
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
At Heaven's Gate, Daniel Yetman