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Metamorphosis, V.P. Loggins
Scene In Adoration, Daniel Edward Moore
The Day I Buried Myself, Lauren Robertson
The Day I Buried Myself, Lauren Robertson
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
The Thinkers, Ellen Sazzman
The Museum Of Everyday Life, Raphael Kosek
The Museum Of Everyday Life, Raphael Kosek
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
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Jumpsuit Princess, Meghan Chou
Neither Here Nor There: Passing Through Race, Culture, Transnationalism, And Generational Inheritance In Mixed-Race Japanese American Literature, Rachel Kelly
English Honors Projects
My honors project explores the concept of passing in Japanese American mixed-race literature written after World War II by examining how acts of passing are racially, transnationally, and formally represented in Ruth Ozeki’s novel, My Year of Meats; Asako Serizawa’s novel-in-stories, Inheritors; and Brian Komei Dempster’s poetry collection, Topaz. Through my analysis, I seek to expand traditional notions of racial passing by reconceptualizing the term's connection to physical and spatial mobility, generational inheritances, and literary forms in order to recognize and celebrate mixed-race Japanese American voices within larger conversations by and around Asian American and BIPOC American …
"To Keep Men In Awe": Religious Subversion And Anti-Providentialism In Marlowe's Tamburlaine And The Jew Of Malta, Will White
Honors Theses
In early modern England, the term “atheist” held quite a different meaning from its modern usage. Most often, it referred not to person who rejected God’s existence, but who rejected the validity of divine providence: the notion that God exerts control and order over the events of Earth. This understanding of atheism informs the reading of the 16th century playwright Christopher Marlowe, whose connection to atheistic ideas is perhaps more visible than any of his contemporaries. In this thesis, I argue that the unifying element of religion in Marlowe’s drama is anti-providentialism – a rejection of providence. I examine two …
J.R.R. Tolkien In Central Europe: Context, Directions, And The Legacy (2023), Edited By Janka Kaščáková And David Levente Palatinus, Andrew Higgins
J.R.R. Tolkien In Central Europe: Context, Directions, And The Legacy (2023), Edited By Janka Kaščáková And David Levente Palatinus, Andrew Higgins
Journal of Tolkien Research
Book review, by Andrew Higgins, of J.R.R. Tolkien in Central Europe: Context, Directions, and the Legacy (2023), edited by Janka Kaščáková and David Levente Palatinus
Yeats, Asia, And The Occult: A Review Of Recent Scholarship A Review Of Modern Writers, Transnational Literature: Rabindranath Tagore And W. B. Yeats, By Ragini Mohite; A Review Of Making The Void Fruitful: Yeats As Spiritual Seeker And Petrarchan Lover, By Partick J. Keane; A Review Of W. B. Yeats And Mysticism, By Faisal Al-Door, Matthew Eatough
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
A Review Of The Edinburgh Companion To W. B. Yeats And The Arts Edited By Charles I. Armstrong, Adrian Paterson, And Tom Walker, Rob Harris
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
A Review Of Yeats, Revival, And The Temporalities Of Irish Modernism By Gregory Castle, Tom Walker
A Review Of Yeats, Revival, And The Temporalities Of Irish Modernism By Gregory Castle, Tom Walker
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
The Immobile Nobility Of “Life Herself ”: Silence And Stillness In “The Irish Dramatic Movement,” The Bounty Of Sweden, And New Poems, Wit Pietrzak
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
Yeats And Heaney’S Noble Words, Geraldine Higgins
Yeats And Heaney’S Noble Words, Geraldine Higgins
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
Yeats, Tagore, And The Nobel Prize In Literature: Imprimaturs In Modernist Cultural Conversations, Ragini Mohite
Yeats, Tagore, And The Nobel Prize In Literature: Imprimaturs In Modernist Cultural Conversations, Ragini Mohite
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
“Such Friends”: The Fay Brothers, Allgood Sisters, And Yeats’S Nobel Lecture, Matthew Fay
“Such Friends”: The Fay Brothers, Allgood Sisters, And Yeats’S Nobel Lecture, Matthew Fay
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
The Nobel Prize, Spectral Aesthetics, And Alchemy In Yeats And Strindberg, Joakim Wrethed
The Nobel Prize, Spectral Aesthetics, And Alchemy In Yeats And Strindberg, Joakim Wrethed
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
The Reluctant Tourist: Genre And Popular Culture In The Bounty Of Sweden, Charles I. Armstrong
The Reluctant Tourist: Genre And Popular Culture In The Bounty Of Sweden, Charles I. Armstrong
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
"A Vast Design” Of Artistic Unity: Yeats And The City Hall, Yuki Takahashi
"A Vast Design” Of Artistic Unity: Yeats And The City Hall, Yuki Takahashi
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
Contextualizing A Nobel Prize: Yeats And His Swedish Audience, 1891–1924, Lars-Håkan Svensson
Contextualizing A Nobel Prize: Yeats And His Swedish Audience, 1891–1924, Lars-Håkan Svensson
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
Yeats, The Nobel Prize, And The Labor Of Writing, Marjorie Howes
Yeats, The Nobel Prize, And The Labor Of Writing, Marjorie Howes
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
Introduction: Yeats And The Nobel Prize, Charles I. Armstrong, Joakim Wrethed
Introduction: Yeats And The Nobel Prize, Charles I. Armstrong, Joakim Wrethed
International Yeats Studies
No abstract provided.
Cultivating A New Agricultural Ethos: An Environmentalist Reading Of John Steinbeck And Barbara Kingsolver, Will Fletcher
Cultivating A New Agricultural Ethos: An Environmentalist Reading Of John Steinbeck And Barbara Kingsolver, Will Fletcher
English Honors Theses
This thesis examines the agricultural criticisms of John Steinbeck in conversation with those of Barbara Kingsolver. It argues that Kingsolver answers Steinbeck’s agricultural criticisms in her own works with a vision of an improved food system that benefits farmers, consumers, and the environment. The first chapter looks at the 1939 classic The Grapes of Wrath, arguing that Steinbeck levels four main criticisms against industrial agriculture, all of which point towards a social movement aimed at protesting against the exploitation of the natural world. The second chapter opens with a dialogue between Steinbeck (informed by The Grapes of Wrath and Travels …
Front Matter, Harry Denny
Front Matter, Harry Denny
The Writing Center Journal
Front matter and editors' introduction to The Writing Center Journal 43:1 (2025).
Writing Confidence: Tutoring, Identity, And Race—A Mixed-Methods Approach, Daniel Messier, Hadi Riad Banat
Writing Confidence: Tutoring, Identity, And Race—A Mixed-Methods Approach, Daniel Messier, Hadi Riad Banat
The Writing Center Journal
This mixed-methods study sought to better understand how confidence in writing and race interact as factors within writing centers. Students utilizing our writing center were asked to provide data about racial identity and writing confidence both when registering with the writing center and when completing postsession surveys. From this data, we interviewed a racially representative pool of respondents to better understand their definitions of confidence and the identity factors that have shaped their confidence in writing. Our survey data showed that students’ confidence increased significantly as a result of a writing center session, replicating previous writing center research. Furthermore, we …
English Writing Centers In China: Opportunities, Challenges, And Paths Forward, Bradley Hughes, Jingtian Zhang
English Writing Centers In China: Opportunities, Challenges, And Paths Forward, Bradley Hughes, Jingtian Zhang
The Writing Center Journal
English writing centers at Chinese universities present a fascinating paradox. On one hand, the number of universities with writing centers and the professional interest in writing centers in China have grown steadily over the past two decades. But on the other, the number of centers is still modest and only a few centers have had a significant influence on the culture of writing on their campuses, which is surprising given the vast number of universities in China and the documented need for strengthening and expanding writing instruction in English. This international research study explores the current state of English writing …
We Should Promote Genai Writing Tools For Linguistic Equity, Nathan Lindberg
We Should Promote Genai Writing Tools For Linguistic Equity, Nathan Lindberg
The Writing Center Journal
In this essay, I suggest that we should embrace generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) writing tools, particularly chatbots (e.g., ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude), because they can enable linguistic equity by leveling the academic playing field for English as an additional language students. As writing experts, we can find ways to use this technology to enhance learning, and, since we know both student and faculty positions, we can help develop policies so such tools can be used effectively and ethically. Alternatively, we can ignore them and risk becoming irrelevant.
What Happens In The Shadows: Racial Hierarchy And The Policing Of People Of Color, Nanditha Vinod
What Happens In The Shadows: Racial Hierarchy And The Policing Of People Of Color, Nanditha Vinod
English and Creative Writing Presentations
In this presentation, I examine the relationship between methods used in graphic memoirs by illustrators to depict and critique political and social inequalities. I specifically analyze the graphic memoir Guantanamo Kid by Alexandre Franc and Jérôme Tubiana, which depicts the brutal experience of Mohammed El-Gharani, who was falsely imprisoned in Guantanamo Bay as a child. I argue that the illustrators manipulate the composition of lights and shadows to emphasize racial hierarchy and the inherent power imbalance between people of color and white bodies that severely restrict agency. The usage of lights and shadows, often overlooked in visual arts, heightens the …