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Articles 44071 - 44100 of 47610
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Abortive, T. R. Tomkins
Photograph [Sun/Clouds], John Seddon
Directing Deathbed, John Walter
Drawing [Woman And Mixer], Cary Kann
Blinded, Barb Vaske
Drawing [Doll], Marcia Huyette
Photograph [Door], John Seddon
Vacation To The Inland Waters, Vicki Hudspith
A Little Clearer, Please, Jim Cada
Graham Greene's Thematic Usage Of Good And Evil In Brighton Rock, The Power And The Glory, And The Heart Of The Matter, Lynn Holbrook Stidham
Graham Greene's Thematic Usage Of Good And Evil In Brighton Rock, The Power And The Glory, And The Heart Of The Matter, Lynn Holbrook Stidham
Morehead State Theses and Dissertations
A monograph presented to the faculty of the Department of English at Morehead State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Arts by Lynn Holbrook Stidham in May of 1973.
The Low-Status Character In Shakespeare's Comedies, Linda St. Clair
The Low-Status Character In Shakespeare's Comedies, Linda St. Clair
Masters Theses & Specialist Projects
This study will attempt to reveal in detail the techniques, purposes, and results of Shakespeare's use of the low-status character in the comedies. It will be shown that Shakespeare's use of low-status characters was not static. For example, the early low-status characters are more farcical than those of later plays. The characters of the middle plays are more satiric and those of the last plays are sometimes almost allegorical abstractions. Some low-status characters such as his comic law officials are used to develop satiric themes which run throughout his career. At other times, he uses the low-status character to develop …
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Drawing [Woman], Jim Kronlage
How Came The Tower Clock?, Cindi Haring
Love Poem: Diana, Barb Vaske
Heartfelt With A Camera, Mike Messenger
Photograph [Oven], Gail Vanous
Photograph [Room], Dave Richmann
Photograph [Dandelion], Jerry N. Uelsmann
Graffiti, Diane Olson
Poem, Candida Maurer
Photograph [Hands], Jerry N. Uelsmann
Photograph [Girl], Mike Morrison
Instant Sculpture!, Beverly Kubik
Poem, Candida Maurer
Photograph [Leaves], Dave Richmann
Women's Studies, Marie Kloss
Photograph [Dandelion], Curtis Purington
Flight, Steven Hakeman
Poem, Dan Pjohl