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Methods Of Teaching Shakespeare In High School, Kenneth E. Bidle

Masters Theses

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Jacques Maritain's Aesthetic : An Expository Essay, Richard J. Williams

Master's Theses

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Lights And Shadows - 1956, University Of North Alabama

Lights and Shadows

Art and Literature Magazine

Traditionalism In The Novels Of Edith Wharton, Ellen Glasgow, And Willa Cather As Controlled By Their Personalities, Margaret Aldridge

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

Edith Wharton, Ellen Glasgow, and Willa Cather are often mentioned together as traditionalists, the supposition being that their common interest was inspired by similar forces; all women, all of the same era, all greatly appreciative of many of the same values, and all doing most of their outstanding work during their middle and late years.

It has become a convenience of criticism and scholarship to consider authors as belonging to certain schools. It has also been a convenience to study the origins of these schools as social phenomena having more to do with a direction of society as a whole …

The Heroes Of Byron: A Study Of Their Origin, Development, And Meaning In The Poetry Of George Gordon, Lord Byron, Robert Lester Thomas

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

Lord Byron was very much concerned with the problems of immortality and fame. Perhaps his greatest single theme in poetry is human greatness. An especial aspect of human greatness, namely of heroes in spirit and in action, is, of course, one of the most permanent and best known features of Byron's poetry, the creation of the Byronic hero" being one of the poet's most outstanding contribu- tions to world literature. This study is concerned with all of the heroes Lord Byron created. It is to be a study of their origin, development, and meaning in the poetry of Byron. Lord …

Ernest Hemingway, Matador Without A Cape: The Influence Of The Bullfight Upon The Writing Of Ernest Hemingway, William L. Pittman

Graduate Thesis Collection

A basic premise of this paper is Hemingway's definition of bullfighting as a tragic art form. Americans have been so conditioned to view any sort of contest as sport that it is virtually impossible for us to consider the bullfight in other terms. Once accepted as tragedy, however, the implications of the bullfight as an influence upon Hemingway become manifold. It must be understood that this paper is not meant to imply that the bullfight is the only influence, or even the most paramount, for it is to be recognized that any artist derives from many sources, both external and …

Some Plebeian Characters In Shakespeare: Their Sources And Use, Clarissa Flenniken

Masters Theses

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Literary Introduction To The Japanese Writings Of Lafcadio Hearn, Peter John Lindmans

Master's Theses

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Hugh Blair : A Study Of His Rhetorical Theory, Edward P.J. Corbett

Dissertations

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Fortune In Chaucerian Tragedy, James Joseph Donnelly

Master's Theses

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Nineteenth Century Liberalism And Newman's Idea Of A University, Frederick Murdoch Henley

Master's Theses

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A Critical Analysis Of The Epic Hero In Paradise Lost, Joseph Matthew Kuntz

Master's Theses

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The Hamartia Of Richard Ii, Edward Francis Mulhern

Master's Theses

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The Contribution Of Buchan, Jamieson, And Motherwell To The Scottish Ballad Revival, Bernard C. O'Halloran

Master's Theses

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Milton's Doctrine Of Chastity : An Interpretation Of Comus, Philip C. Rule

Master's Theses

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The Winters Tale: A Christian Tragedy, Howard Gray

Master's Theses

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The Luxury Of Doubt: A Study Of The Relationship Between Imagery And Theme In Emily Dickinson's Poetry, Norman Gregor

English Language and Literature ETDs

Emily Dickinson's protagonists, when they are most moving and have the greatest complex reality, are caught between the agony of death and the agony of life. Analogous terms are non-being and being, renunciation and experience, unreality and reality, sterility and fruition, extinction and redemption. Renunciation is a major pattern, but in the act of renunciation the Dickinson protagonist may be discerned grasping for fulfillment. Similarly, when she strains toward fulfillment, she can simultaneously yearn for negation. Her reaching two ways at once is manifest in her qualifications. When the subject is life, her talk is tinged with death; and when …

Nature In The Poetry Of Emily Dickinson, Charles Mitchell Watson

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An Analysis Of The Philosophy In The Poetry Of Edwin Arlington Robinson, Jock Wilson

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A Follow-Up Study Of The Commercial Graduates Of Tell City High School, Tell City, Indiana 1943-1954, John Ralph Kessans

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Nature In The Poetry Of Emily Dickinson, Charles Mitchell Watson

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A Study Of The Moral Tone Of Restoration Comedy, Herbert Robinson Blackwell

Master's Theses

The so called "Restoration period" in English literature stands as an age of comic production that ranks as one of the most brilliant in the history of the English stage, second perhaps only to the preceding Elizabethan period. Restoration comedy has been famed for its indecency and immorality, and critical Judgment has always been influenced by concern over the "excesses" which the playwrights introduced into their works.

Morality is a relative term. What is sinful in one age is commonly accepted in another. Semantic differences may cause different moral connotations to be placed on certain words. Thus, in considering whether …

The Literary Manifestation Of A Liberal Romanticism In American Jazz, Hugh L. Smith Jr.

English Language and Literature ETDs

Among the cultural forces of growing influence in America is the increasing scholarly and literary attention being given to the native American art form, Jazz. This dissertation will illustrate that Jazz owes its recognition to American literature and that all genres of the literature of Jazz have adopted an attitude of Liberal Romanticism in their treatment of Jazz. This attitude is in keeping with the outlook developed by the musicians themselves.

Comparison Of The Adjustment Of Amish And Non-Amish Children In Van Buren Township Schools, Clarence R. Stuffle

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A Study Of Niccolo Machiavelli's Philosophy Of The State As Derived From The Prince And The Discourses On The First Ten Books Of Titus Livius, James Joesph Lynch

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A Study Of The Provisions For Family Life Education In The Public Secondary Schools Of Indiana, Mary Ann V. Stephens

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"Antony And Cleopatra" And "All For Love": A Comparison, Josephine Stewart

Electronic Theses & Dissertations

The study of Antony and Cleopatra and All for Love was made for the purpose of comparing an Elizabethan drama with a neo-classic play of the Restoration period. Reference was made to the history of the chief characters, and sources of the common plot were examined. Analysis of plot structure of each work furthered the comparison. The central characters as pictured by Dryden and Shakespeare have been contrasted. Comparison of a well-constructed play of the seventeenth century and a masterpiece of the Elizabethan era confirms in the mind of the writer the universal appeal and preeminence of Shakespeare.

Religion In The Life And Works Of Longfellow, Morris Edward Cather

Master's Theses

An author's work is generally colored by the presence or the lack of religious convictions. The poetry and prose of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow indicate a deep-seated faith in God. Although this faith is most clearly manifested in the works of the man, its source is found in the life and character of the poet himself. It is the aim of this paper to discover the various contributing factors, to ascertain their effect upon the poet and his writings, and to draw certain conclusions concerning his religious faith.

Theatrical Criticism Of Addison And Steele, Virginia Marion Lewis

Master's Theses

The purpose of this paper in to bring together in one body all, or as many as possible, of the references made by Addison and Steele to the theater in The Tatler, The Spectator, and Tho Guardian. In order to do this, it has been necessary to scan all of the papers included in these three periodicals to find those which contained a mention of the theater, for only rarely did Addison or Steele devote an entire paper to any one subject. It is hoped, therefore, that in going through these essays no significant comments on the theater have been …

The Experimentalist, Spring 1955, Suny Geneseo English Club

The Experimentalist

FATIHAH, an editorial . .. ..... . . . 5
CAPP'S LIL ABNER--A MODERN DAY SATIRE ....... . Judy Edinger 6
ADIEU .. ... .. .. . Hubert Gerstman 9
OH TO BE A TEACHER ...Betty Herrala 10
PENITANCE .. . ...... . ... E. M.S. 10
THOUGHT . ... . . Eugene B. Cooper 10
PHYSICIST ... . . .. .. . . Anonymous 11
FRIENDS . . .. . ... Hubert Gerstman 11
THE AGE OF THE PRACTICAL MAN ... Tom Sullivan 12
THE LOST ...... . ...... . E. M.S. 14
RECOLLECTION OF A LATE EVENING CONVERSATiON …