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In Pursuit Of A Publishable Edition : Theories Of Authorship Applied To Elizabeth Barrett Browning's "Aeschylus' Soliloquy", Laura E. Hinschberger Jan 2008

In Pursuit Of A Publishable Edition : Theories Of Authorship Applied To Elizabeth Barrett Browning's "Aeschylus' Soliloquy", Laura E. Hinschberger

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Harriet Beecher Stowe's Subversive Use Of Minstrelsy In Uncle Tom's Cabin, Ruth A. Christensen Jan 2008

Harriet Beecher Stowe's Subversive Use Of Minstrelsy In Uncle Tom's Cabin, Ruth A. Christensen

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Getting It Right: A Multiple Case Study Of Exemplary Ari Schools, Anne Knowlton Jan 2008

Getting It Right: A Multiple Case Study Of Exemplary Ari Schools, Anne Knowlton

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This qualitative multiple case study described the integration of the Alabama Reading Initiative (ARI) in three exemplary, yet very dissimilar elementary schools. Studies have shown that ARI has been successful in improving reading in Alabama schools. This study addressed the gap in the literature regarding exactly how this improvement has taken place. An urban school, a rural school, and a suburban school, which have reached an overall benchmark level of 90% or higher, were used for this study. Participants for the research included the principal, reading coach, and kindergarten through third grade teachers at each site. Data were collected in …

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The Ghost Of Godwin: Intertextuality And Embedded Correspondence In The Works Of The Shelley Circle, James C. Stewart Jan 2008

The Ghost Of Godwin: Intertextuality And Embedded Correspondence In The Works Of The Shelley Circle, James C. Stewart

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The members of the Shelley Circle attempted to live their lives by and produce works consistent with an arguably unrealistic and utopian political value system. Thematically, the writers show remarkable similarity in attempting to render the ideal real. During the period between 1816 and 1819, Percy Shelley, Mary Shelley, and William Godwin were struggling with living their ideals in a harsh reality. I examine two major works from each author: Godwin’s Political Justice and Caleb Williams, Percy Shelley’s Prometheus Unbound and The Cenci, and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and Mathilda. In each case (with the exception of Godwin), when moving from …

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2008 January, Office Of Communications & Marketing, Morehead State University. Jan 2008

2008 January, Office Of Communications & Marketing, Morehead State University.

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