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Articles 451 - 480 of 57941
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Noise Gate, Benjamin Stanislav
Tick Attack Oh!, Mindy Wren
Shampoo Blues, Laura Cunningham
Jesus Piece, Isdaly Reyes
Love Is In The Walls, Jonathan Champagne
Love Is In The Walls, Jonathan Champagne
CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal
No abstract provided.
Ship Of Theseus, Christian J. Martino
Ship Of Theseus, Christian J. Martino
CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal
No abstract provided.
Does Anger Have A Sound?, Aurora J. Miller
Does Anger Have A Sound?, Aurora J. Miller
CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal
No abstract provided.
Vanishing Point, Michael Hoyt
Progress, Jennifer Cormack
Trapped, Jennifer Cormack
Birch Paper, Cosima Pellis
Fuck The Border Wall, Isdaly Reyes
The Fog, Heyi Xie
Gnightmare, Christian J. Martino
Three Nights, Andrew Moore
450 Milligrams Of Wellbutrin, Amelia Gilchrist
450 Milligrams Of Wellbutrin, Amelia Gilchrist
CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal
No abstract provided.
Deer Velvet, Cosima Pellis
Bandages, Jennifer Cormack
The Noise That Follows Me, Brittney Roden
The Noise That Follows Me, Brittney Roden
CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal
No abstract provided.
Stories That Stretch Us: Jury Duty As Anti-Rage Bait, Howard Schaap
Stories That Stretch Us: Jury Duty As Anti-Rage Bait, Howard Schaap
Faculty Work Comprehensive List
"Today’s naturalism, today’s manipulative authors, are the creators of the maze of social media that lead us toward very specific ends, and it’s tearing at our national fabric."
Posting about the effect of story styles on our thinking from In All Things, an online hub that offers insight into maintaining and faithful and orthodox Reformed Christian worldview while fearlessly engaging in every aspect of contemporary life – until all is made new.
Getting Close, Sadie Laufe Mccarthy
Getting Close, Sadie Laufe Mccarthy
Dissertations and Theses
"Getting Close" is a collection of short pieces, some fiction and some memoir. It's not important which is which.
I'm interested in the barriers we face when it comes to connection, and how aloneness can often be more sensual than togetherness. I'm interested in the places we find respite from the pain of existing within societal pressures.
I'm not interested in acceptability. I write toward a world in which we do not have to be anything other than ourselves.
From Story To Stage: A Journey In Pursuit Of Virtuous Leadership And Artistic Intentionality Through Student Directing A Full Play Production At University Level Theatre, Josephine L. Partridge
From Story To Stage: A Journey In Pursuit Of Virtuous Leadership And Artistic Intentionality Through Student Directing A Full Play Production At University Level Theatre, Josephine L. Partridge
Honors Projects
A passionate storyteller and artist, earning her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Honors Liberal Arts and Theatre-Performance, explores her personal potential as the play Director of Little Women, a stage play adaptation based on the 1868 novel by Louisa May Alcott, adapted from the 1912 play by Marian de Forest and Jessie Bonstelle written by Josephine Partridge. Throughout the course of four months, Partridge adapted the script and works as Director and Marketing Director for this production with SPU Theatre Company club. She uses this experience to deepen her understanding and practice of intentionality with artistic vision and virtuous leadership. …
Personas Issue 4, 2026, Jonathan Maiullo
Personas Issue 4, 2026, Jonathan Maiullo
Personas: Multilingual Creative Writing Journal
No abstract provided.
Jubilación, Janet Munoz
Out There: Notes And Stories A Hybrid Collection With Critical Introduction, Ben Porter
Out There: Notes And Stories A Hybrid Collection With Critical Introduction, Ben Porter
Doctoral Dissertations
This dissertation is composed of two parts: literary criticism and a collection of fiction and lyric essays. Across both sections, it examines the problem of description: how persons make experience, action, and suffering intelligible in language, and what happens when that intelligibility breaks down under historical, social, and familial pressure. The critical essay, “Failed Descriptions and Neoliberal Talk in Don DeLillo’s The Body Artist,” argues that DeLillo represents a crisis of intentional speech under neoliberal modernity, in which public language is narrowed to private affect and meaningful social description becomes increasingly difficult. Reading the novel through philosophers of language and …
Performance Of Illustrations And Images As Language In Sarnath Banerjee’S All Quiet In Vikaspuri, Akanksha Barthwal Ms
Performance Of Illustrations And Images As Language In Sarnath Banerjee’S All Quiet In Vikaspuri, Akanksha Barthwal Ms
SANE journal: Sequential Art Narrative in Education
Sarnath Banerjee’s All Quiet in Vikaspuri, fictionalizes but at the same time addresses water wars and political ideologies in the city of Delhi. By the means of eco-critical approach in the name of Vi-kas (development) Banerjee discuss the acts of slow violence subverted on nature in the name of progress (vikas). Through text/ images the author depicts chaos and challenges for the readers in more direct and obscene ways. The current paper attempts to look at Banerjee’s illustrations and images as new form of language emerged in modern Indian literature with the possibly that illustrations have more effect on …
How To Pay Attention To Detail, Gregory Crosby
How To Pay Attention To Detail, Gregory Crosby
Open Educational Resources
This assignment examines how writing cultivates attention by asking students to describe their commute to campus, first from memory and later through deliberate observation. By comparing the two accounts, students reflect on the selective nature of perception and how conscious attention alters what they notice and record. A final rewriting exercise inspired by Raymond Queneau’s Exercises in Style demonstrates how language, perspective, and form shape the interpretation of experience, reinforcing the connection between observation and craft.
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