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Emily Dickinson: "The Face We Choose To Miss", Donna Marie Stephens
Emily Dickinson: "The Face We Choose To Miss", Donna Marie Stephens
Theses & Honors Papers
The majority of Emily Dickinson’s poems deal with love, immortality, and death. There is no doubt that she was preoccupied with two distinct subjects, death and immortality. An important point that this thesis stresses is the fact that Emily’s preoccupation did not muffle her senses, but instead enlivened them. It is essential that one must consider the biographical influences that affected Emily throughout her life, but even more importantly, one must also recognize the correlation between Emily’s preoccupation with these two subjects and the deaths of so many of her closest friends. Due to this, her death and immortality poems …
The Role Of Narrator In Selected Works Of Edgar Allan Poe, Frances M. Smith
The Role Of Narrator In Selected Works Of Edgar Allan Poe, Frances M. Smith
Theses & Honors Papers
This thesis focuses on the role of narrator in selected works of Edgar Allan Poe. The thesis finds that Poe exerts a lot of effort fashioning the narrator. He discredits his reliability to discourage a face-value credibility. He puts him in a dream state to give him access to his subconscious mind. He makes himself and other characters representative of the functioning of the inner mind. He creates deceptiveness in his nature and then makes him alert the reader to the deceptiveness in his nature and then makes him alert the reader to the deception so that the reader will …
Our Paper 09/1987, Our Paper
Durindana / Gift, Paul Edwin Zimmer, Lynn Maudlin
Durindana / Gift, Paul Edwin Zimmer, Lynn Maudlin
The Mythic Circle
No abstract provided.
The Mulberry, Charles Rampp
The Storyteller / Avalon, Barbara Proenza, Paul Edwin Zimmer
The Storyteller / Avalon, Barbara Proenza, Paul Edwin Zimmer
The Mythic Circle
No abstract provided.
The Secret Vice, Joe R. Christopher
Dog Days Gone, Charles Rampp
Archie's Game, Peter Dean
The Good Folk, Paul J. Connelly
Letters Of Comment, Pat Reynolds, Gwenyth E. Hood, Anne Osborn, Stanley E. Anderson, Susan Dorman, Jane Yolen, Joe R. Christopher, Mary-Lane Kamberg, Deborah L. Hunt, Ronald C. Morgan Ii, Janet P. Reedman, Lee Beasley
Letters Of Comment, Pat Reynolds, Gwenyth E. Hood, Anne Osborn, Stanley E. Anderson, Susan Dorman, Jane Yolen, Joe R. Christopher, Mary-Lane Kamberg, Deborah L. Hunt, Ronald C. Morgan Ii, Janet P. Reedman, Lee Beasley
The Mythic Circle
No abstract provided.
Tales Of The Assondar, Sarah Beach
Mythic Circle #3, Lynn Maudlin, Christine Lowentrout
Mythic Circle #3, Lynn Maudlin, Christine Lowentrout
The Mythic Circle
No abstract provided.
Editorial, Lynn Maudlin, Christine Lowentrout
The Vanilla Tree, Pat Reynolds
Departure Of The Lordly Folk, Janet P. Reedman
Departure Of The Lordly Folk, Janet P. Reedman
The Mythic Circle
No abstract provided.
Virgin, Lynn Maudlin
Hild, Tim Callahan
Visitation, Angelee Sailer Anderson
Phusis, Pat Reynolds
The Golden One, Paul Edwin Zimmer
The Man Of The Billion Words, Mindy Bergner
The Last Card, Paul Rucker
Maggie Tullier's Thorny Wilderness: George Eliot's Use Of Natural And Social Environment To Develop The Character Of The Heroine In "The Mill On The Floss", Nelle Mcfather
Theses & Honors Papers
During this writer's year of pursuit of the Master of Arts degree in English, the critical catechism has been applied to the work being studied in every class: "Does this work stand up to the test of time and, if so, why?" The first part of the question can be glibly answered by the fact that the work in question is being read and taught in modern classrooms, or is included on a current suggested reading list. The second part of the question, the "why?" is more complex. What makes one "out-dated" novel gather dust on an obscure shelf while …
Our Paper 08/1987, Our Paper
The Shattered Wizard, Ronald C. Morgan Ii
Editorial, Lynn Maudlin, Christine Lowentrout
Tapestry, Kelly Scanlon
The Popcorn Experiment, Lee Beasley
Holy Tiger, S. Dorman