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The Man Of Glass: A Three Act Comedy In Verse, Thomas V. Calkins Jun 1954

The Man Of Glass: A Three Act Comedy In Verse, Thomas V. Calkins

English Language and Literature ETDs

The author wishes to acknowledge his debt to Cervantes. The original inspiration for "The Man of Glass" came from "El Licenciado Vidriera", one of Cervantes' "Novelas Ejemplares". Though not following the great Spanish writer's plot exactly, the author has tried to approach his spirit and theme. If a great deal of "El Licenciado Vidriera" has been lost, the author hopes that some little something has been added.


Like A Dog Of Many-Colored Glass: A Study Of Shelley's Use Of Color, Clinton F. Hurley Jr. Jun 1954

Like A Dog Of Many-Colored Glass: A Study Of Shelley's Use Of Color, Clinton F. Hurley Jr.

English Language and Literature ETDs

The purpose of this study will be to find out as much as possible about Shelley's use in poetry of color and consequently, light. Since there are few previous studies of this problem to be drawn upon, this project will not be narrowed down to a specific phase of the subject, but will cover as many aspects of Shelley's use of color as possible.


A Study Of Citizenship In Augustine's "City Of God" With A Translation Of Part Of Etienne Gilson's "Introduction A L'Etude De Saint Augustin", David Francis Siemens Jun 1954

A Study Of Citizenship In Augustine's "City Of God" With A Translation Of Part Of Etienne Gilson's "Introduction A L'Etude De Saint Augustin", David Francis Siemens

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Mrs. Gaskell's Social Attitudes In Relation To Her Times, Carrie Lakin Jun 1954

Mrs. Gaskell's Social Attitudes In Relation To Her Times, Carrie Lakin

English Language and Literature ETDs

It is the purpose of this study (1) to show the many influences which led Elizabeth Gaskell to write novels concerned with social problems of her day; (2) to show the relation of her social attitudes as revealed in three novels to her times and to the influences working on her; and (3) to show how she hoped to bring about reforms through her social problem novels.


Et Cetera, Marshall University Apr 1954

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.

Et Cetera welcomes submissions in literary and film criticism, poetry, short stories, drama, all types of creative non-fiction, photography, and art.


The Treatment Of Animals In Poetry From Pope To Wordsworth, David Kingsley Johnston Apr 1954

The Treatment Of Animals In Poetry From Pope To Wordsworth, David Kingsley Johnston

Master's Theses

The general topic of the treatment of Nature in poetry has be­come somewhat shopworn . Miss Reynolds' excellent coverage of that transitional period from Pope to Wordsworth has crossed the lending library desk into the hands of students and interested readers many times. Her effort is one of the first to reveal in a scholarly fashion a love or Nature and the manners of its expression.

Myra Reynolds considers all aspects of Nature. She seems to leave no stone of intonation unturned. In stating the paramount characteristics of the treatment of Nature as handled by the classical poets, she notes …


The Voice Of The Phi Sigma -- 1954 --, Phi Sigma Jan 1954

The Voice Of The Phi Sigma -- 1954 --, Phi Sigma

The Voice of the Phi Sigma

This item is part of the Phi Sigma collection at the College Archives & Special Collections department of Columbia College Chicago. Contact [email protected] for more information and to view the collection.


The Literary Development Of Stephen Crane., James B. Colvert Jan 1954

The Literary Development Of Stephen Crane., James B. Colvert

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

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F. Scott Fitzgerald : His Materials And His Methods, Clifton Lanier Warren Jan 1954

F. Scott Fitzgerald : His Materials And His Methods, Clifton Lanier Warren

Master's Theses

From the time I was first introduced to Fitzgerald's writing through a reading of This Side of Paradise, when I was a freshman in college, his subject matter and technique as a novelist have interested me intensely. After reading the first novel, I was not satisfied until I had voraciously read his other novels. With each reading of another of his books, my interest increased. Later, when Mizener's valuable biography appeared, I was introduced to Fitzgerald the man and have found his life as fascinating as his writings. However I felt that none of the books about Fitzgerald completely presented …


A Comparison Of The Responses Of Students And Teachers Concerning What Was Taught In High School Senior English., Beatrice Lewis Reynolds Jan 1954

A Comparison Of The Responses Of Students And Teachers Concerning What Was Taught In High School Senior English., Beatrice Lewis Reynolds

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

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Bradley's Theory Of Tragedy : Analysis And Critique, Thomas William Charbeneau Jan 1954

Bradley's Theory Of Tragedy : Analysis And Critique, Thomas William Charbeneau

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


The Use Of Expressionism In Three Plays Of Eugene O'Neill, Charles A. Conroy Jan 1954

The Use Of Expressionism In Three Plays Of Eugene O'Neill, Charles A. Conroy

Master's Theses

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A Study Of The Humor Of Ronald Firbank As Revealed Through Critical Analysis Of His Novels, Agnes Mcneill Donohue Jan 1954

A Study Of The Humor Of Ronald Firbank As Revealed Through Critical Analysis Of His Novels, Agnes Mcneill Donohue

Dissertations

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A Study Of The Imaginal Qualities Of Poetry Based On Descriptive Passages Of Milton And Coleridge, John Sebastian Gerrietts Jan 1954

A Study Of The Imaginal Qualities Of Poetry Based On Descriptive Passages Of Milton And Coleridge, John Sebastian Gerrietts

Dissertations

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The Concept Of Man In The Poetry Of Robert Frost, William W. Adams Jan 1954

The Concept Of Man In The Poetry Of Robert Frost, William W. Adams

Master's Theses

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Fall And Resurgence Of Art In Chaucer's Troilus And Criseyde, Frederick Paul Chenderlin Jan 1954

Fall And Resurgence Of Art In Chaucer's Troilus And Criseyde, Frederick Paul Chenderlin

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


The Influence Of Duns Scotus On Gerard Manley Hopkins, Lenore Marie Fleming Jan 1954

The Influence Of Duns Scotus On Gerard Manley Hopkins, Lenore Marie Fleming

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


In Defence Of Lycidas : A Study Of Emotion In Milton's Elegy, Robert Joseph Fox Jan 1954

In Defence Of Lycidas : A Study Of Emotion In Milton's Elegy, Robert Joseph Fox

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Study Of The Philosophical Thought And Background In Hamlet, Thomas E. Porter Jan 1954

A Study Of The Philosophical Thought And Background In Hamlet, Thomas E. Porter

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Thomas Merton As Poet Of The Liturgy, Mary Paul Reilly Jan 1954

Thomas Merton As Poet Of The Liturgy, Mary Paul Reilly

Master's Theses

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The Effect Of Nature And Imagination Upon Wordsworth As Seen In The Prelude, Ralph Henry Talkin Jan 1954

The Effect Of Nature And Imagination Upon Wordsworth As Seen In The Prelude, Ralph Henry Talkin

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Prince Hal, The Hero Of King Henry Iv Part I, George Edward Von Kaenel Jan 1954

Prince Hal, The Hero Of King Henry Iv Part I, George Edward Von Kaenel

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Theme And Structure In The Novels Of Nathanael West, Richard Waldron Jan 1954

Theme And Structure In The Novels Of Nathanael West, Richard Waldron

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A History Of The Children's Theatre Of Terre Haute, 1936-1948, Mary Ann Mcquillan Aug 1953

A History Of The Children's Theatre Of Terre Haute, 1936-1948, Mary Ann Mcquillan

All-Inclusive List of Electronic Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


A Study Of Accidents And Violations In Relation To Behind-The-Wheel Training, Paul R. Hardesty Jul 1953

A Study Of Accidents And Violations In Relation To Behind-The-Wheel Training, Paul R. Hardesty

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No abstract provided.


Social Insurance In Germany, Mary Jane Rice Jun 1953

Social Insurance In Germany, Mary Jane Rice

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No abstract provided.


The Determination Of Penicillin G By Isotope Dilution, Using C¹⁴ Isotope As A Tracer, John Thomas Craig Jun 1953

The Determination Of Penicillin G By Isotope Dilution, Using C¹⁴ Isotope As A Tracer, John Thomas Craig

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No abstract provided.


A Study Of The Effects Of The 1950 Amendments To Title Ii Of The Social Security Act On The Old-Age Assistance And Aid To Dependent Children Programs In Indiana, Jack Eckhart Heiken Jun 1953

A Study Of The Effects Of The 1950 Amendments To Title Ii Of The Social Security Act On The Old-Age Assistance And Aid To Dependent Children Programs In Indiana, Jack Eckhart Heiken

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An Evaluation Of The Indiana Mathematics Contest Program, Charles A. Orahood Jun 1953

An Evaluation Of The Indiana Mathematics Contest Program, Charles A. Orahood

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Henry Brooke: A Study Of His Ideas And Of His Position In The Pre-Romantic Movement, Richard H. Darbee May 1953

Henry Brooke: A Study Of His Ideas And Of His Position In The Pre-Romantic Movement, Richard H. Darbee

English Language and Literature ETDs

This study originated in the belief that the poems, plays, and novels of Henry Brooke furnish a good cross-section of the thought of eighteenth-century England. Deism, Newtonianism, mysticism, methodism, Rousseauism-- all find expression in Brooke's writing. Since on the surface it would appear that many of the ideas are contradictory and incompatible, I was interested to learn whether, chameleon like, he changed his ideas to fit each passing interest, abandoning one set of beliefs to embrace another, or whether, by means of some subtle alchemy, he was able to fuse and synthesize the apparently divergent ideas which his writings reflect. …