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Middle-Earth’S Middleman: Exploring The Contradictory Positionalities Of Faramir In J.R.R. Tolkien’S 'The Lord Of The Rings', Kelsey A. Fuller-Shafer
Middle-Earth’S Middleman: Exploring The Contradictory Positionalities Of Faramir In J.R.R. Tolkien’S 'The Lord Of The Rings', Kelsey A. Fuller-Shafer
Journal of Tolkien Research
In the large pantheon of characters in The Lord of the Rings, Faramir stands out for his position of unbelonging, and is usually analyzed comparatively to other characters rather than in-depth in his own right. However, more focused considerations of Faramir can articulate the breadth of Tolkien’s influences that were incorporated into Middle-earth as well as the ways in which those influences conflicted with Tolkien's own moral compass, and thus needed to be openly challenged and modified. Those internal conflicts can be interrogated throughout Faramir’s contradictory positions within the literature, history, and societies that Middle-earth represents. His positioning in a …
The Crazy Dog Lady Sees A Rat Snake In The Compost Bin, Renée Ashley
The Crazy Dog Lady Sees A Rat Snake In The Compost Bin, Renée Ashley
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
The Swallows, Brenda Beardsley
In The Time Of Grunge I Was A Soft Queer Girl With Dreams Like A Neil Diamond Banger, Sarah Sorensen
In The Time Of Grunge I Was A Soft Queer Girl With Dreams Like A Neil Diamond Banger, Sarah Sorensen
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Givers, Anna Elkins
Old Man, Joshua Kulseth
Concrete, Joshua Kulseth
At The Stockyard, Joshua Kulseth
The Crazy Dog Lady Tries To Say What She Feels, Renée Ashley
The Crazy Dog Lady Tries To Say What She Feels, Renée Ashley
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
The Crazy Dog Lady Sees The Light, Renée Ashley
The Crazy Dog Lady Sees The Light, Renée Ashley
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Weather-Wise, It's Such A Lovely Day, Harrison Monarth
Weather-Wise, It's Such A Lovely Day, Harrison Monarth
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Standards, Eleanor Eli Moss
Don't Make Me Destroy You, Eleanor Eli Moss
Don't Make Me Destroy You, Eleanor Eli Moss
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Nate's Mom Wasn't Home, Keith Kopka
Zombie Double Feature, Keith Kopka
Do You Want To Do Bad Things To Me?, Keith Kopka
Do You Want To Do Bad Things To Me?, Keith Kopka
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Almost There, Patricia Schultheis
So Much For The Habits Of Bees, Dawn Goulet
So Much For The Habits Of Bees, Dawn Goulet
Bryant Literary Review
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The Feast Of Saint Thomas Tastes Like A Lucid Dream Of Her, Stretched On A Beach In Saugatuck, Sarah Sorensen
The Feast Of Saint Thomas Tastes Like A Lucid Dream Of Her, Stretched On A Beach In Saugatuck, Sarah Sorensen
Bryant Literary Review
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At The Hilt Of All My Desires Is A Lie And It Heals Me Up Like A Brawler's Suture, Sarah Sorensen
At The Hilt Of All My Desires Is A Lie And It Heals Me Up Like A Brawler's Suture, Sarah Sorensen
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
He Is Mine, Summer Hammond
Somedays Barbie, Rikki Santer
Mr. Truhart, Amy Clements
Roadside Memorials, Karen Guzman
Secondary Characters As First-Person Narrators: A Study Of Empathy, Lily Walter
Secondary Characters As First-Person Narrators: A Study Of Empathy, Lily Walter
Senior Honors Theses
One of the greatest functions of literature is its ability to make readers attuned to the emotions of others. Specifically, literature promotes the practices of both empathy and sympathy. Point of view has a strong effect on how emotion is directed, and the secondary character as the first-person narrator functions as a literary device to direct the reader’s sympathy toward an unlikable, fatally-flawed protagonist. Secondary characters draw the reader close to the emotional world of the narrative through an others-orientation, their status as survivor, and their relationship to the protagonist. Ishmael in Moby Dick and Nick Carraway in The Great …
Black Cherry, Daria Rose
Leftovers, James Magruder
Suburban Guerilla, E.H. Jacobs
Vigil, Brenda Beardsley
The Field Excerpt, Sara Slingerland Sheiner
The Field Excerpt, Sara Slingerland Sheiner
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.