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'Favored In My Birthplace': Local Roots And Cultural Identity In Victorian Writing, Patrick G. Scott
'Favored In My Birthplace': Local Roots And Cultural Identity In Victorian Writing, Patrick G. Scott
Faculty Publications
Discusses the vocabularies in which literary critics since Matthew Arnold have described writing about place ("local," "regional," "national," "cosmopolitan," "peripheral," "central," "universal," "parochial," and "provincial"), and the differing perspectives of writers from Wordsworth to Thomas Hardy, to argue that the Victorian recognition of and ambivalence about provinciality is of lasting significance for understanding cultural identity in complex societies.
James Branch Cabell's Jurgen : Fulfillment And Paradox, Elizabeth Witham Loving
James Branch Cabell's Jurgen : Fulfillment And Paradox, Elizabeth Witham Loving
Master's Theses
James Branch Cabell's controversial, Jurgen, is the novel that propelled him into fame. Suppressed as pornography only months after its publication, Jurgen drew attention from many areas. While Cabell's peers protested the suppression and praised the novel as a masterpiece, other readers were only interested in the forbidden "racy" language. Unfortunately, it was for the second reason that Jurgen became the most widely read of Cabell's works. The general public was not interested in his talent as a writer, but it was interested in a scandalous book. The novel's suppression received so much publicity, that everyone wanted to read …
Michael Anne, Marti Miles
De Konning's Model, Jerry Harris
Rem Again, Marti Miles
Deadheads Boycott The Radius, Marti Miles
Untitled, Bill Wilkinson
An Extraordinary Dining Experience, Kym Smith
The Winner, Linda Pinkham
Flo And Evert, Gail Blair
Untitled, April Kao
Grandma's Quilt, La Donna Genson
Untitled, April Kao
Untitled, April Kao
Untitled, April Kao
Skinny In Denim, Amy Tackett
Life's Folder, Scott Huffmaster
Mourning The Coon, Marti Miles
Untitled, Marla Knowles
Envy Of An Apology, Jeannette Baillie
Browning's "Confessions": A Curious Monologue, Tony Jack Howard
Browning's "Confessions": A Curious Monologue, Tony Jack Howard
Forces
No abstract provided.
Familial Hypercholesterolemia: A Killer That Will Be Understood, Jean S. Helgeson
Familial Hypercholesterolemia: A Killer That Will Be Understood, Jean S. Helgeson
Forces
No abstract provided.
Alone In The Dark, Lin Kaillies Kasian
Untitled, Adanna B. Craft
Untitled, Marla Knowles
A Portrait Of Polluted Water, Jeff Speed
Some Of Us, Scott Dwight Huffmaster
Untitled, Bill Wilkinson
1991 Forces, Peggy Brown
1991 Literary Review (No. 5), Sigma Tau Delta
1991 Literary Review (No. 5), Sigma Tau Delta
The Greenleaf Review
No abstract provided.