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Snow White, David Hall
Who Wouldn't Want This Gift, Muriel Karr
Salient Being, Robert Mcduff
Against Derrida, R T. Smith
Eating The Roses, Mark Johnston
Losing The Baby, Linda Back Mckay
Scrapbook, Dan Memmolo
The Trees Are Budding, Lin Schlossman
Chayah, Linda Portnay
The Industial Promotion Hall, John Gribble
Leaving Old Durham, David Rigsbee
The Harvest Sonata, Robert Miltner
Selling Children In Romania, Amy Riddell
My Mother, Lowell Jaeger
Small Garden, East Of Eden, Daniel James Sundahl
The Presence Of Jean-Jacques Rousseau In The Work Of Percy Bysshe Shelley, Monika H. Lee
The Presence Of Jean-Jacques Rousseau In The Work Of Percy Bysshe Shelley, Monika H. Lee
Digitized Theses
This dissertation, "The Presence of Jean-Jacques Rousseau In the Work of Percy Bysshe Shelley," is an inquiry into the important but previously unexamined literary relationship of Shelley and Rousseau, as it presents itself historically, intertextually and in relation to language theory. The initial chapter argues for Shelley's awareness of the legendary Rousseau through his works and also through Rousseau's influence on William Godwin, Mary Wollstonecraft and Mary Shelley. A literary historical context is established as a background against which a much more complicated series of representations of Rousseau in Shelley's poetry is set. The simplistic configurations in Shelley's England of …
Voices Of The "Concerned Middle": The Short Stories Of Six Canadian Women Writers, Laurie Ann Kruk
Voices Of The "Concerned Middle": The Short Stories Of Six Canadian Women Writers, Laurie Ann Kruk
Digitized Theses
My thesis, feminist in approach, examines voices of the "concerned middle" through the "female fictions" of six contemporary inheritors of the realist tradition in Canadian literature. With their short stories, Edna Alford, Sandra Birdsell, Joan Clark, Elisabeth Harvor, Carol Shields and Janette Turner Hospital continue the exploration of women's experience in patriarchal society initiated by Margaret Atwood, Margaret Laurence, Alice Munro and Mavis Gallant. Distinctive in their differences, they nevertheless share a "caring" perspective on relationships and a "caring" critique of many aspects of society. And in their attack on patriarchal society's "compartmentalization" of people, ideas and language, these women …
Representing "Shakespearean" Discourse: "Hamlet", "Cymbeline", "Timon Of Athens" And "Lucrece", Dale G. Churchward
Representing "Shakespearean" Discourse: "Hamlet", "Cymbeline", "Timon Of Athens" And "Lucrece", Dale G. Churchward
Digitized Theses
In my dissertation, I am concerned with the manner in which verbal and visual categories might be articulated in specific Shakespearean texts: Hamlet, Cymbeline, Timon of Athens and Lucrece. The textual narrative undertakes a new set of relations, and potentially undergoes a phenomenological transformation in stage space. For in the texts of the plays there are numerous references to signifying images which remain open and indeterminate. The nature of such openness becomes problematic in a verbal/visual venue. The manner in which textual editors intervene in order to "clarify" such openness functions to stabilize the unstable.;The Lucrece documents might be understood …
Mother Outline: A Critique Of Gender In Blake's Aesthetics And "The Four Zoas", Peter Georgelos
Mother Outline: A Critique Of Gender In Blake's Aesthetics And "The Four Zoas", Peter Georgelos
Digitized Theses
Recent feminist critics of William Blake have drawn attention to the marginalization of a split metaphor of the female in his work as either passively good or actively evil. Not only does this metaphor constitute a stereotypically negative view of femininity, but Blake goes on to resolve its conflictedness by absorbing the female into a male collective of psychic faculties or Zoas known as the Human Form Divine. The work of Julia Kristeva, when placed within a specifically feminist revision of psychoanalysis, can help us to understand the implicit misogyny of Blake's gender-coded myth as symptomatic of broader cultural tensions. …
Closure In Fiction And Film: Strategies Of Ending In Howard Hawks's "His Girl Friday", Henry James's "The Ambassadors", Orson Welles's "Citizen Kane", And James Joyce's "A Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man", Paul W. Salmon
Digitized Theses
This thesis explores closure in two novels, Henry James's The Ambassadors and James Joyce's A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, and two films, His Girl Friday directed by Howard Hawks and Citizen Kane directed by Orson Welles. The specific study of closure in films is necessitated by the almost total absence of research in this area. Although study of closure in prose narratives is historically more extensive, the study of closure in the two novels under discussion has previously been undertaken within narrow parameters. Rather than invoking a rigid model of the closural process, this thesis draws …
Patent Leather, Katherine A. Nelson-Born
The Mockingbird - 1992, Department Of Literature And Language, East Tennessee State University, Etsu Department Of Art
The Mockingbird - 1992, Department Of Literature And Language, East Tennessee State University, Etsu Department Of Art
The Mockingbird [magazine]
Elizabeth Abbott [Capitalism; Childhood; Untitled Poem]; Kim Barker [Crumbling Myth]; Tamara Baxter [Pennies Kill the Fishes]; Theresa Bellamy [Cotton Teez]; Tyler Bishop [Dune]; David Blatchley [Fishing Lies]; Maria Bledsoe [Gentility of Steel; The Coming of the Need]; Julie Branham [Carpe Noctem; Nightmares]; Sabrina Chambers [A Walk Through the Attic]; Brian Thomas Chisom [The Universal Appalachian Poet]; Ben Dowdy [Gulf War Sketchbook #4]; Katherine Gibson [Untitled Graphic]; Eileen Glaven [Whimsy: Water in Wood]; Bill Hightower [Winter Walk]; Adam Johnson [A Wisconsin Memory]; Christine Keys [Music Man]; Tommas Koehler [Hell; The Gargoyle]; Katherine Kopp [2020]; W. E. Layne [Duke '91]; Sarah Maulden …
My Mother Walking, The Snow, Michael Atkinson
Aquarium, Jillyn Carpenter
Blossom, Gary S. Bundy
A Sickly Child, Chris Forham
When You Coming Home?, Joyce K. Luzzi
Early Retirement, Ron Mcfarland
Good Posture, Susan Field
Old Woman, Ann Lundberg Grunke