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Envoy, S R. Tomanek
The Night Café, 1888, L L. Harper
Untitled, Jenifer Nostrand
Burn, Jeanie Thompson
Deep Red, Kyle Grimes
Fire Season, Joan Mcmillan
Paradise Refunded, Kevin Griffith
The Meaning Of The Birds, Andrea King Kelly
Legends Of The West, Melinda Mueller
Who's Going To Walk It?, Eric Nelson
Sting, R T. Smith
Hothouse Babies, Dale Tietjen
June Elegy, Joan Mcmillan
Birmingham Poetry Review 13 (End Matter), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review 13 (End Matter), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 47-50
Untitled, Jenifer Nostrand
With His New Family In His Melon Patch At Fort Sill, Summer 1895 (Geronimo), Rawdon Tomlinson
With His New Family In His Melon Patch At Fort Sill, Summer 1895 (Geronimo), Rawdon Tomlinson
Birmingham Poetry Review
p. 42
Birmingham Poetry Review 13 (Front Matter), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review 13 (Front Matter), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. -2
Parnassus 1995
Parnassus
The1995 edition of the student literary journal, Parnassus, published by Taylor University in Upland, Indiana.
Untitled, Jenifer Nostrand
"Two Kinds Of Geography": Complicity And Resistance In Canadian Pioneer Literature, Gillian Heather Siddall
"Two Kinds Of Geography": Complicity And Resistance In Canadian Pioneer Literature, Gillian Heather Siddall
Digitized Theses
The purpose of this thesis is to consider the Canadian wilderness as an actual and a mythological site for discursive change. Part One analyses five pioneer journal/handbooks, and Part Two examines four contemporary texts which focus on the pioneer experience.;Chapters One to Three explore the extent to which the disruption of their political and social assumptions caused the female pioneers to explore alternative constructions of gender. These chapters illustrate that the women do indeed see the potential in the wilderness for redefining themselves, for shifting away from the restrictive nineteenth-century construction of women. This shift comes in part from their …
Shakespeare's Concepts Of The Future In The Tetralogies, John David Hartley
Shakespeare's Concepts Of The Future In The Tetralogies, John David Hartley
Digitized Theses
This thesis attempts to demonstrate that Shakespeare's conceptions of the future develop in complexity and coherence in the tetralogies and are important to readings of the plays as an indication of his developing sense of historical change. I approach the plays from a modified cultural materialist viewpoint. This critical approach offers useful presuppositions and a strategy for analysis of characterization and ideological issues that assist in understanding how the future takes shape in the plays.;Shakespeare includes a number of factors other than characterization and ideological issues that help to shape the future--fate, Providence, prophecies, dreams, and images. His concepts of …
"Sodomitical Practices": Representing Transgressive Masculinity In Fiction And Satire, 1660-1750, Cameron Mcfarlane
"Sodomitical Practices": Representing Transgressive Masculinity In Fiction And Satire, 1660-1750, Cameron Mcfarlane
Digitized Theses
This study examines the representation of the sodomite in a variety of texts from 1660 to 1750. Unlike most gay historiography of the Restoration and eighteenth century, the study does not begin with the assumption that the increased discursive presence of the sodomite during this period necessarily indicates the emergence of a proto-modern "homosexual" identity; rather, it seeks to uncover the range of meanings set in motion by the figure of the sodomite and to examine the way that the representation of this figure is implicated in the larger configurations of social ordering and control. At the same time, however, …
The Victorian Prima Donna In Literature And The Ghosts Of Opera Past, Grace Lynn Kehler
The Victorian Prima Donna In Literature And The Ghosts Of Opera Past, Grace Lynn Kehler
Digitized Theses
This dissertation explores the non-disjunction between eighteenth-century discourses on the early opera and the castrato and nineteenth-century discourses on the prima donna. Early opera was predicated on a series of fissures, particularly those between ideal and popular art, between a transcendent voice and a mutilated body, and between the supernatural and the unnatural. Officially, these fissures served to demarcate oppositions, but opera, from its inception, was drawn to transgression, and the fissures were crossed and recrossed, alternately endowing the castrato with transcendence and abjection. Paradoxically, then, one of the pivotal concepts in the construction of the castrato is the immanence …
Heterological Rhetoric: Textual Waste In "The Anatomy Of Melancholy", Robert Grant Williams
Heterological Rhetoric: Textual Waste In "The Anatomy Of Melancholy", Robert Grant Williams
Digitized Theses
This dissertation argues that Robert Burton's The Anatomy of Melancholy generates unmanageable rhetoric or what I call textual waste. Whereas many premodern systems take as their fundamental template the classical body and, therefore, methodically exclude from their homogeneous, functional field the heterogeneous, The Anatomy challenges the integrity of Renaissance systematicity by disfiguring and abjecting the classical body. Examining the complex correlations between medical and rhetorical discourses, economies concerned with regulating a system, this study demonstrates how Burton deviates from a rhetorical economy that handles the text as if each part efficiently functioned in an overall corporeal order. The Anatomy is …
The Mockingbird - 1995, Department Of Art And Design, East Tennessee State University, Department Of Literature And Language, East Tennessee State University
The Mockingbird - 1995, Department Of Art And Design, East Tennessee State University, Department Of Literature And Language, East Tennessee State University
The Mockingbird [magazine]
Robert Beary [The Tree Speaks]; Art Brown [The Babysitter]; Roger Carper [Sins of Autumn]; Brad E. Davis [Blue Ridge Cellar House]; Marty Dean [Body Beautiful]; Meredith Dean [In and Out of Time With WIiiiam Faulkner]; Chris Fiala [Missing Person; Do Not Disturb]; Brian Fletcher [World Aids Day Image; Fool Joins a Cult]; Charles Fontaine [Leprosy--Mental Mutilation; Glimpse]; Judy Gouge [The Column; Synchronicity]; Gregory Grime [The Siphon]; K. Melissa Harper [lce-T; Untitled Graphic; Euphoria]; Rochelle Harris [A Moment of Dusk]; Carol Hilliard [13 Ways of Looking at a Washing Machine]; Gediyon Kifle [Broken Body]; Kevin Lines [Rationality sans Heart]; Thomas McKnight …
Waiting Room Walls, Robert F. Schultz
Art Show, Carol Ellis
To Note Crows, L L. Harper
Untitled, Jenifer Nostrand
Blindsided, C Semansky