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Postmortem, Melita Schaum
Xxviii, Chris Tonelli
Xxxiv, Chris Tonelli
The Case Of The Pierced Veil, Nathaniel Lachenmeyer
The Case Of The Pierced Veil, Nathaniel Lachenmeyer
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
I Carried You, Kate Delay
God's Country, Kate Delay
When They Tore Down The White House, Abby E. Murray
When They Tore Down The White House, Abby E. Murray
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Tragedy Plus Time, Brett Gustafson
To The Doctor With A Twelve-Step Skincare Routine, Colleen S. Harris
To The Doctor With A Twelve-Step Skincare Routine, Colleen S. Harris
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
After Yesterday, Sean Cho A
Wirework, Mark Wagstaff
Surfacing, Rebecca Faulkner
Christine Keeler, Rebecca Faulkner
Theatre On The Wall, Shan Xiaoming
Unnoticed, Mary Zelinka
Winners, Tom Dilworth
Insomnia, Tim Louise Macaluso
Fifty, Tim Louis Macaluso
Carousel, Kerry Jones
Death And The Uncanny: Freud, Grief, And The Horror Of Inevitability In Ari Aster’S Hereditary And Midsommar, Courtney Michelle Taylor
Death And The Uncanny: Freud, Grief, And The Horror Of Inevitability In Ari Aster’S Hereditary And Midsommar, Courtney Michelle Taylor
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This thesis explores how Ari Aster’s Hereditary (2018) and Midsommar (2019) create ongoing discomfort among viewers through their shared focus on death and the tensions between fate and freewill.
Using Freud’s concept of the uncanny as a lens, this thesis argues that these films are disturbing because they introduce familiar horrors in a newly unsetting way, forcing audience members to confront deep rooted fears of grief, loss, and the lack of control.
By repeatedly forcing his audience and characters to confront death and the illusion of agency, Aster successfully creates the prolonged anxiety and dread felt by many viewers of …
Saltfish And Seedcake: Examining Fantasy Through Food Studies, Isabella Martins-Simonsen
Saltfish And Seedcake: Examining Fantasy Through Food Studies, Isabella Martins-Simonsen
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Although mundane and often overlooked in reality, in fantasy, food, like all other things, is entirely symbolic. Therefore, considering food closely when analyzing a fantasy text offers unique insights into the world being developed, the characters within that world, and the author’s own understanding of both the real and “secondary” world. In this paper, I consider the foods of Earthsea, Narnia, and Middle Earth to offer various perspectives on the worldbuilding and examine the implications of different foods in these well-known settings. For example, the tea served in Narnia creates a fantasy world that is more normal than the strange …
Peeling Back, Katelynn M. Humbles
Peeling Back, Katelynn M. Humbles
KUCC -- Kutztown University Composition Conference
KUCC
Kutztown University Composition Conference
Kutztown University Composition Conference (KUCC)
Theme: “Writing Your Way Home”
Monday, April 14, 2025
Call For Presentations
For many, the most significant place in life is their home. It is where we withdraw and rest. It is where we feel safe and loved. But home is more than just a physical space—it's an idea, a feeling, a crucial part of one’s identity. Writers have spent their careers envisioning different ideas of home, just as we do. We also have the power to shape the kind of home we create for ourselves and others.
This year, …
Portrait Of A Lady On Fire: Female Directors Subverting The Male Gaze, Josephine Ebersole
Portrait Of A Lady On Fire: Female Directors Subverting The Male Gaze, Josephine Ebersole
KUCC -- Kutztown University Composition Conference
No abstract provided.
The Combahee River Collective’S Influence On Modern Feminism, Josephine Ebersole
The Combahee River Collective’S Influence On Modern Feminism, Josephine Ebersole
KUCC -- Kutztown University Composition Conference
No abstract provided.
Moving Forward And Looking Back, Cinde Wollenberg
Moving Forward And Looking Back, Cinde Wollenberg
Virginia English Journal
No abstract provided.
What Else, Carol Parris Krauss
What Else, Carol Parris Krauss
Virginia English Journal
This poem candidly explores the experience of a veteran educator confronting self-doubt and Imposter Syndrome as she prepares to attend a prestigious fellowship, ultimately expressing her late-blooming passion for learning and her desire for authenticity in both teaching and self-understanding.
At The Door, Kaya L. Klein
At The Door, Kaya L. Klein
Virginia English Journal
At the Door is about that pause before stepping into the classroom the moment when my worries and doubts wait quietly behind me. It’s about leaving all of that behind so I can be fully present for my students, who come in with curiosity, excitement, and open hearts. Their energy and joy lighten the weight I carry and remind me why I teach. This poem is a celebration of those small, powerful moments when teaching feels meaningful, when students’ laughter and questions make every fear seem smaller, and when I remember why I show up every single day.