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The Poetry Of E. E. Cummings, Elizabeth H. Oggel May 1963

The Poetry Of E. E. Cummings, Elizabeth H. Oggel

Honorees for Teaching Excellence

No abstract provided.


A Study Of The Aesthetic Statements In The Poetry Of Keats And Shakespeare, Leanna Boysko May 1963

A Study Of The Aesthetic Statements In The Poetry Of Keats And Shakespeare, Leanna Boysko

Student Scholarship

This study explores the aesthetic and moral statements embedded within the poetry of John Keats and William Shakespeare, operating under the classical and Renaissance assumption that art exists for both instruction and delight. The author employs a methodology combining the history of ideas with close literary explication to demonstrate that these poets use their works as a means of knowing and living, rather than as ends in themselves. The analysis begins by examining the evolution of the muse, tracing how both writers move from conventional classical invocations toward more personal and transcendent sources of inspiration, such as Shakespeare’s fair young …


A Study Of The Aesthetic Statements In The Poetry Of Keats And Shakespeare, Leanna Boysko May 1963

A Study Of The Aesthetic Statements In The Poetry Of Keats And Shakespeare, Leanna Boysko

Student Scholarship

This study explores the aesthetic and moral statements embedded within the poetry of John Keats and William Shakespeare, operating under the classical and Renaissance assumption that art exists for both instruction and delight. The author argues that poetic truth is implicit, emerging only from a comprehensive study of a poem's parts rather than explicit summaries. By employing a methodology that combines the history of ideas with close literary explication, the text examines how both poets move beyond conventional muses toward more transcendent sources of inspiration. 

Central to the analysis is the role of the muse and the "onlie begetter". In …


The British Groundnut Scheme : A Study In Agragian [I.E. Agrarian] Planning, Nancy Nottingham May 1963

The British Groundnut Scheme : A Study In Agragian [I.E. Agrarian] Planning, Nancy Nottingham

All-Inclusive List of Electronic Theses and Dissertations

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The Experimentalist, Spring 1963, The Experimentalist Staff Apr 1963

The Experimentalist, Spring 1963, The Experimentalist Staff

The Experimentalist

Lorenzo .......................................David Brode 7
[ The flesh is trembling ].......... Sandra Parker 15
The One-Eyed Cat .......................Hildi Knapp 16
The Farm ...................................Mary LaDelfa 17
A Cave Imprisons Me ...............LeRoy Clinton 19
[ A burning within ] .......................Robert Root 20
A Thought of Jenny...................... Robert Root 20
Glass ..................................George Wilkerson 21
[ The stoic calm ] .........................Robert Root 24
Doctor Aziz: Development of the Character ...David Brode 25


Parnassus 1963 Jan 1963

Parnassus 1963

Parnassus

The 1963 edition of the student literary journal, Parnassus, published by Taylor University in Upland, Indiana.


A History Of The Hays (Kansas) Daily News, Robert J. Spangler Jan 1963

A History Of The Hays (Kansas) Daily News, Robert J. Spangler

Fort Hays Studies Series

The report of this history has been arranged to provide, first, an understanding of the background and antecedents of the Hays Daily Newsl second, a thorough description of the first issues of the new paper; third, a brief insight into the character and personality of the founder and editor; and fourth, a survey of the evolution of the daily from 1929 to present. A summary of the study concludes the report.


Et Cetera, Marshall University Jan 1963

Et Cetera, Marshall University

Et Cetera

Founded in 1953, Et Cetera is an annual literary magazine that publishes the creative writing and artwork of Marshall University students and affiliates. Et Cetera is free to the Marshall University community.


Richmond Renascence: The Virginia Writers' Club Of The 1920'S, Betty Farley Jan 1963

Richmond Renascence: The Virginia Writers' Club Of The 1920'S, Betty Farley

Theses & Honors Papers

This somewhat historical approach to a literary topic, the Virginia Writers' Club and its progeny, a small literary magazine, The Reviewer, is concerned primarily with the presentation of evidence that there was a great deal of writing in Richmond, Virginia, in the early 1920"s. Although insufficient research materials available locally provide scanty basis for a critical analysis of the many works of these writers, I feel that the existence of the club, the motivation for its formation, and the kind of atmosphere that it produced deserve attention.


The Poetic Plays Of Michael Field, Joan Evelyn Biederstedt Jan 1963

The Poetic Plays Of Michael Field, Joan Evelyn Biederstedt

Dissertations

No abstract provided.


The Major Themes Of Tennyson, Elsie Antony Panakal Jan 1963

The Major Themes Of Tennyson, Elsie Antony Panakal

Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Spenser: Reflections And Parallels In The Romantic Poets, Sara Rivers Aderholdt Jan 1963

Spenser: Reflections And Parallels In The Romantic Poets, Sara Rivers Aderholdt

Theses

This paper calls attention to reasonable effects, noticeable echoes, and remarkable parallels of Edmund Spenser's philosophy and his treatment of myth and symbol as found in the Romantic poets.


The Historical Importance Of The Works Of Walter Pater, Mohamed Amr Barrada Jan 1963

The Historical Importance Of The Works Of Walter Pater, Mohamed Amr Barrada

Archived Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Elements Of Existentialism In Some American Novels, Wagiha El Shiati Jan 1963

Elements Of Existentialism In Some American Novels, Wagiha El Shiati

Archived Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Lights And Shadows - 1963, University Of North Alabama Jan 1963

Lights And Shadows - 1963, University Of North Alabama

Lights and Shadows

Art and Literature Magazine


The Theme Of Salvation In Six Novels Of Graham Greene, Edward L. Shaughnessy Jan 1963

The Theme Of Salvation In Six Novels Of Graham Greene, Edward L. Shaughnessy

Graduate Thesis Collection

An examination of Graham Greene, his writing, and its relationship with Catholic teachings through an anaylsis of the Catholicity of his characters.


Henry James: The "Rehearsal" For The Portrait Of A Lady, Jack Mardick Guiragossian Jan 1963

Henry James: The "Rehearsal" For The Portrait Of A Lady, Jack Mardick Guiragossian

Archived Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


The Experimentalist, Winter 1963, The Experimentalist Staff Jan 1963

The Experimentalist, Winter 1963, The Experimentalist Staff

The Experimentalist

[Fields of Grass] Bruce Edwards 7
Dialogue With A Sapient Anna Mae Drake 8
[The Leaves Fell ] Elizabeth Jayne 9
View George Wilkerson 10
A Woman Stops To Weep Glenda Bater 11
Resurrection George Wilkerson 11
The Torture Chamber Douglas Brode 12 Embarrassment Robert Root 17
Fidelity Robert Root 17
[In They Fly] Elizabeth Jayne 18
[The Fog Stalks In] Elizabeth Jayne 18
The Castle George Wilkerson 19


Metaphysical Conceits Involving Death In The Writings Of John Donne, Eleanor B. Baird Jan 1963

Metaphysical Conceits Involving Death In The Writings Of John Donne, Eleanor B. Baird

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

Much has been written in the past fifty years about John Donne and his work. His troubled life and enigmatic writings have made him seem a kindred spirit to a confused age. To our day the dissonant, abrupt, and calculatedly reckless style and the concern with the harsh realities of love and death have relevance which heretofore had been misunderstood or ignored.


An Analysis Of The Sources Of Moments Of Vision In Virginia Woolf's Novels, Jean Clay Bloom Jan 1963

An Analysis Of The Sources Of Moments Of Vision In Virginia Woolf's Novels, Jean Clay Bloom

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

Statement of the problem. It is the purpose of this study (1) to examine the sources of the various moments of vision found in Virginia Woolf's novels; (2) to consider the characteristics of the personality type presented in her novels; (3) to show the relationship between these characters and moments of vision.


Hawthorne's Theory Of Art, Kenneth Heinitz Jan 1963

Hawthorne's Theory Of Art, Kenneth Heinitz

Dissertations

No abstract provided.


The Principal Theological Ideas In The Christian Fantasy Novels Of Charles Williams, Joan Turner Beifuss Jan 1963

The Principal Theological Ideas In The Christian Fantasy Novels Of Charles Williams, Joan Turner Beifuss

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Aspects Of The Speechmaking In The Iowa Circuit Chautauqua 1904-1924, Evelyn Marie Hade Jan 1963

Aspects Of The Speechmaking In The Iowa Circuit Chautauqua 1904-1924, Evelyn Marie Hade

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

In the early part of the twentieth century, communities all over the United States witnessed programs presented by entertainers and lecturers affiliated with the circuit chautauqua. A great deal of speaking was done in connection with these programs . The following study was undertaken to discover the place and function of the speechmaking done in the circuit chautauqua. Because the state of Iowa has sometimes been called "the heart of the chautauqua", Iowa was chosen for this investigation.


Swift's "Voyage To Laputa" And Its Place In Gulliver's Travels, Dorothy E. Handler Oct 1962

Swift's "Voyage To Laputa" And Its Place In Gulliver's Travels, Dorothy E. Handler

English Language and Literature ETDs

The writer believes and hopes to demonstrate that, despite its unusual qualities, the third voyage of Gulliver is neither unrelated nor markedly inferior to the rest of [Gulliver's Travels]. She also feels that the task of finding a unifying principle for this voyage and showing its importance to the whole is the foremost critical challenge posed by Gulliver's Travels at the present time. Raising this voyage to the general level of acclaim would appear a formidable task; however, the merits credited to the other voyages suggest not only standards which must be met, but also a mode of …


The Changing Plans For The Teaching Of Grammar And Their Relationships To The Teaching Of Written Composition, James Donald Quisenberry Aug 1962

The Changing Plans For The Teaching Of Grammar And Their Relationships To The Teaching Of Written Composition, James Donald Quisenberry

All-Inclusive List of Electronic Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


A Midsummer Night's Dream In Relation To The Endymion Legend, Dorothy Evelyn Sister Laughlin Aug 1962

A Midsummer Night's Dream In Relation To The Endymion Legend, Dorothy Evelyn Sister Laughlin

All-Inclusive List of Electronic Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


"George Eliot's Views On Education", Christine M. Clark Aug 1962

"George Eliot's Views On Education", Christine M. Clark

Theses & Honors Papers

No abstract provided.


Orwell's Warnings : A Study Of George Orwell's Purpose In Writing, Ruth Anne Kurani Nuwayser Aug 1962

Orwell's Warnings : A Study Of George Orwell's Purpose In Writing, Ruth Anne Kurani Nuwayser

Master's Theses

Although George Orwell requested that no books be written about him, it is not difficult to glean a considerable amount of autobiographical material from his novels. His autobiographical works and several essays shed much light on his life and personality.

He was born in Motihari, Bengal, in 1903, of Scottish parents and christened Eric Blair. His father was a minor official in the Indian Civil Service and retired to England before his only son was eight years old.

At the age of eight, Orwell received a scholarship to study at a preparatory school, St. Cyprian's, on the south coast of …


The Major Qualities Of Oscar Wilde's Comedies, Milton Woodell Hamlin Aug 1962

The Major Qualities Of Oscar Wilde's Comedies, Milton Woodell Hamlin

Graduate Student Research Papers

This paper will attempt to provide a comparative survey of the four comedies of Oscar Wilde (Lady Windermere's Fan, A Woman of No Importance, An Ideal Husband, and The Importance of Being Earnest) with an emphasis on the differences between the first three comedies and the last. Background material germane to Wilde's development as a playwright, and a brief evaluation of Wilde's position in English literature, largely based on his reputation as a playwright, will be included.


Roman Catholicism In Selected Novels Of Willa Cather, Irma Aloysius Sister Derck Aug 1962

Roman Catholicism In Selected Novels Of Willa Cather, Irma Aloysius Sister Derck

All-Inclusive List of Electronic Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.