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The Cross-Cultural Use Of Sexually Explicit Language To Express Anger And Aggression, Deanna May
The Cross-Cultural Use Of Sexually Explicit Language To Express Anger And Aggression, Deanna May
Mahurin Honors College Capstone Experience/Thesis Projects
Freud postulated that the instincts of sex and aggression are fused. One possible example of the expression of this fusion is the use of sexually explicit language to convey anger and aggression. If this usage is universal, then it may be construed as evidence for Freud's theory. The present study attempted to determine the pervasiveness of the use of sexually explicit language to express anger and aggression (SEL). Thirty-one epresentatives of languages other than American English completed questionnaires detailing the use of SEL in their native cultures. Results indicated that 28 of the respondents reported use of SEL in their …
A Buddhist's Shakespeare: Affirming Self-Deconstructions (Book Review), Sidney Gottlieb
A Buddhist's Shakespeare: Affirming Self-Deconstructions (Book Review), Sidney Gottlieb
Communication, Media & The Arts Faculty Publications
Book review by Sidney Gottlieb.
Howe, James. A Buddhist's Shakespeare: Affirming Self-Deconstructions. London and Toronto: Fairleigh Dickinson Press, 1994.
ISBN 9780838635223
"I Do Know Your Tongue": The Shakespeare Editions Of William Rolfe And H. H. Furness As American Cultural Signifiers, Stephen Petersen
"I Do Know Your Tongue": The Shakespeare Editions Of William Rolfe And H. H. Furness As American Cultural Signifiers, Stephen Petersen
The Kentucky Review
No abstract provided.
"An Audience Is An Audience": Gertrude Stein Addresses The Five Hundred, Robert M. Post
"An Audience Is An Audience": Gertrude Stein Addresses The Five Hundred, Robert M. Post
The Kentucky Review
No abstract provided.
The Ideological Connections Between St. Augustine And Robert Penn Warren: An Exploration Of Journey, Memory, And Time In Augustine’S Writings And Warren’S Poetry, Kate Crassons
Honors Capstones
No abstract provided.
"The Rhythm Of Three Strands": Cultural Braiding In Dorris's A Yellow Raft In Blue Water, David Cowart
"The Rhythm Of Three Strands": Cultural Braiding In Dorris's A Yellow Raft In Blue Water, David Cowart
Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
The Sinclair Lewis Society Newsletter, Vol. 4, No. 2, The Sinclair Lewis Society
The Sinclair Lewis Society Newsletter, Vol. 4, No. 2, The Sinclair Lewis Society
Sinclair Lewis Society Newsletter
“Reflections on Sauk Centre: Visiting Lewis’s Hometown,” by Jacqueline Koenig
“Revisiting Main Street: Review of Main Street by Sinclair Lewis, ed. with a biographical explanation and explanatory notes by Martin Bucco” by James M. Hutchinsson, The Citadel
“Teaching Sinclair Lewis: Getting Kingsblood Royal,” by Robert L. McLaughlin, Illinois State University
“Dodsworth, the Musical, Reviewed,” by Peter Filichia
“How One Little Town Changed the Whole American Landscape: 75 Years after Main Street, Novel Still Holds up a Mirror,” Roger K. Miller
“Minnesota Historical Society Acquires Lewis Letters”
Ruby Bayou, Spring 1996, Ruby Bayou Staff
Ruby Bayou, Spring 1996, Ruby Bayou Staff
Ruby Bayou
2.....Pledge of Environmental and Social Responsibility
3.....a love ballad [in the key of ee]..........keith Adam Nottonson
4....."Relatively Tacky, But Undefined" ..... Denise McRedmond
7.....Feminism Without Apology .....Leslie Jansen
10.....Weathervane .....Rita Ferrandino
11.....The Neu Journalism And The Internet Party ..... Doctress Neutopia
14.....windows of suburbia .....Julie Rivchin
17.....Split Decision ..... Eric Charlesworth
20.....The Incredibly True Adventure of One Womyn in WAC ..... Leslie Jansen
22.....A Beginning ..... Nancy Ellwood
24.....CHANGE AND MOTION .....Shana Lydon
28.....The Perpetuation of the American Dream Myth ..... Julie Rivchin
34.....Twiddle ..... Mark LaGasse
35.....The Palace On the Hill ..... Brian Murray
37.....EXCLUSION REMOVED from S.A. Insurance …
Spenser And The Historical Revolution: Briton Moniments And The Problem Of Roman Britain, John E. Curran Jr.
Spenser And The Historical Revolution: Briton Moniments And The Problem Of Roman Britain, John E. Curran Jr.
English Faculty Research and Publications
Curran argues that, since Roman Britain is a key to understanding the historiographical debates of Edmund Spenser's time, the Roman Britain section of Briton Moniments in "The Faerie Queene" needs to be examined. It is here that Spenser acknowledged the direction historiography was taking, and saw how this new trend altered the relation between history and glory.
"As If The Language Suddenly, With Ease" (Text And Video), Kathleen O'Gorman
"As If The Language Suddenly, With Ease" (Text And Video), Kathleen O'Gorman
Honorees for Teaching Excellence
No abstract provided.
Expressions Of Oppression Or Power? Reconsidering The Texts Of Hannah Webster Foster And Tabitha Gilman Tenney, Debra Anne Akgun
Expressions Of Oppression Or Power? Reconsidering The Texts Of Hannah Webster Foster And Tabitha Gilman Tenney, Debra Anne Akgun
English Theses & Dissertations
Hannah Webster Foster and Tabitha Gilman Tenney were early American novelists writing in the latter part of the eighteenth century. Each author wrote a sentimental novel and a traditional conduct book. The Coquette and The Boarding School by Foster and Female Quixotism and The New Pleasing Instructor by Tenney, have scarcely been understood in relation to each other. This project attempts to view these texts as in the eighteenth-century society might have.
The introductory chapter identifies the problem with the typical feminist critical reading. It also explores many of the popular genres of literature during the eighteenth-century. Included are explorations …
An "Earthly Paradise": William Morris's Later Prose Romances, Carolyn Adele Gardner
An "Earthly Paradise": William Morris's Later Prose Romances, Carolyn Adele Gardner
English Theses & Dissertations
William Norris, prominent Pre-Raphaelite poet and early Socialist thinker, devoted the final six years of his life not to poetry or Socialism, but to the creation of a new literary genre, the prose romance. Following the initial publication of the later prose romances between 1890-1896, few critics have attempted to analyze Norris's last works; moreover, those who have done so, have generally either dismissed the romances as escapist fantasies or twisted the narratives of these romances in an attempt to demonstrate the presence of Marxist allegories thought to accord with Norris's Socialism. Yet Norris's later prose romances, uniting his philosophies …
What Josiah Said: Uncle Josiah's Role In Ceremony, Thomas Lynch
What Josiah Said: Uncle Josiah's Role In Ceremony, Thomas Lynch
Department of English: Faculty Publications
Leslie Marmon Silko's novel Ceremony is probably the most thoroughly analyzed recent work of Native American literature. Much of that analysis involves the various elements that contribute to the "ceremony" that heals the main character, Tayo, including such aspects as memory, animals, ritual, traditional stories, mythological characters, and both symbolic and literal landscapes. Critics have focused especially on the role of female figures and mythological characters such as Night Swan and Ts'eh. Such an emphasis is warranted since the roles of female and mythological characters in Laguna culture are probably the two important aspects in the story least familiar-and hence …
Moon Marks, Sue Nevill
Used Furniture, Bill Embly
Live-In Help, Margaret L. Carter
Letters Of Comment, Thomas M. Egan, Katharine Carey, Erin Lale
Letters Of Comment, Thomas M. Egan, Katharine Carey, Erin Lale
The Mythic Circle
No abstract provided.
Moving On, Tom Liberman
The Thunderslammers, Christopher A. Zackey
Mythic Circle #19, Tina Cooper, C.I.S. Lowentrout
Mythic Circle #19, Tina Cooper, C.I.S. Lowentrout
The Mythic Circle
No abstract provided.
Editorial, Tina Cooper, C.I.S. Lowentrout
God Of The Dragging Feet, Sue Nevill
Amber, Corrine De Winter
Fire, David Sparenberg
Transformation Of The Dragon, David Sparenberg
Transformation Of The Dragon, David Sparenberg
The Mythic Circle
No abstract provided.
Europa, John Grey
Just In The After, Kyle Jarrard
Feathers In The Wind, Lloyd Alan Fletcher
Flight, Tim Scott
The Kraken Cup, Douglas A. Rossman