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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Daphne, Holly Burchett
Piercing Eyes, Jack Miller
I Knew, Aj Costa
Simon Thinks, Andrew Rashleigh
The Names We Don’T Ask For, Emily White
The Pub Is Bare, Bree Stock
Imperfect Code, Amber Budd
I Fear Not For I Have You, Holly Burchett
Regardless, Jackson Martin
A Sleepless Existence, Kristiana Carl
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Personas Issue 3, 2025, Jonathan Maiullo
Personas Issue 3, 2025, Jonathan Maiullo
Personas: Multilingual Creative Writing Journal
No abstract provided.
A Crisis Of Craft: Creative Writing In The American University, Brenna E. Derbish
A Crisis Of Craft: Creative Writing In The American University, Brenna E. Derbish
Undergraduate Honors Theses
In this essay, I aim to analyze the changing nature of the Creative Writing MFA through the lens of the American culture that shaped it. In the 1930s, creative writing in American universities began to take shape, citing itself as a way to reform the philological study of literature into a more active field, a way for the common person to learn through creativity and self-expression. However, as the number of MFA programs in the nation continued to rise, admittance became increasingly selective, with many universities accepting only between 5 and 10% of their applicants. This increase in exclusivity, coupled …
Maxim Gorky’S Illusionary Reformation Of Human Nature And The Rise Of The Soviet Citizen: Socialist Realism As A Constructive Force In Mother, Alysia Gayle Meyer
Maxim Gorky’S Illusionary Reformation Of Human Nature And The Rise Of The Soviet Citizen: Socialist Realism As A Constructive Force In Mother, Alysia Gayle Meyer
Honors Projects
This paper examines the origins and evolution of the Socialist Realism movement headed by Maxim Gorky, as a defining ideological and artistic framework of the Stalin era. Emerging in response to the experimental avant-garde movements of Revolutionary Russia, Socialist Realism sought to construct the ideal Soviet Reality, reimaging society and its citizens through the lens of collectivism, labor, and ideological purity. Central to this exploration is Gorky’s first major Socialist Realist novel, Mother, which serves as a blueprint for depicting the ideal Soviet citizen. By analyzing the motivations behind this movement and its portrayal of utopian ideals, this study reveals …
A Study Into The Psychology Of Emotions, Dark Comedy, And Theatre Of The Absurd: Ghosted An Original Script, Courtney Bronson
A Study Into The Psychology Of Emotions, Dark Comedy, And Theatre Of The Absurd: Ghosted An Original Script, Courtney Bronson
Undergraduate University Honors Capstones
Imagine a world without emotions. Ghosted is an eleven-part dark comedy script inspired by The Giver, Clue, Knives Out: Glass Onion, and Inside Out. The script explores the consequences of a dystopian, government-controlled society that has eradicated emotions in the name of order. The script blends dark comedy with elements of Theatre of the Absurd to highlight the farcical nature and danger of emotional suppression. Drawing on research in emotional psychology and emotional dysregulation, Ghosted presents emotions as incorporeal “Emotion Ghosts” that possess five volunteers and unleash unpredictable chaos. When one volunteer ends up dead, the remaining members begin to …
The Defect Within You, Sarah Spencer
The Defect Within You, Sarah Spencer
Honors Theses
This thesis is a collection of science fiction short stories exploring human limitations in our era of unprecedented influence over the world. Despite everything we can accomplish, we are not as powerful as we think we are. My stories focus on how this manifests in our embodiment and our relationships with our bodies.
Creative Expression Through Worldbuilding: A Study On The Connections Between Literature And Music Through Analysis Of Brandon Sanderson's The Stormlight Archive, Lauralei S. Palmer
Creative Expression Through Worldbuilding: A Study On The Connections Between Literature And Music Through Analysis Of Brandon Sanderson's The Stormlight Archive, Lauralei S. Palmer
Honors Theses
This thesis examines the worldbuilding connections visible throughout fantasy literature and musical works. Though their tools seem different, authors, composers, and performers use equivalent techniques to draw in their audiences and produce an immersive, emotional experience. This research focuses on American author Brandon Sanderson’s highly detailed worldbuilding in his epic fantasy series, The Stormlight Archive. The Stormlight Archive exhibits the three pillars of worldbuilding: completeness, invention, and consistency. This research also examines Franz Liszt’s Les Préludes, a symphonic poem based on Alfonse Lamartine’s poem, Ode. Finally, this thesis culminates in the fusion of literary and musical worldbuilding in description …
What We Don't Say Out Loud, Antwan Bowen
What We Don't Say Out Loud, Antwan Bowen
Master's Projects
What We Don’t Say Out Loud is a collection of original short stories that explore themes of identity, race, family, queerness, humor, and emotional vulnerability through the lens of Black and marginalized voices. These narratives blend literary realism with elements of magical realism, satire, and personal essay to reflect the emotional truths and unspoken complexities that shape everyday life. Central to the collection is a commitment to portraying characters in their full humanity, often resisting trauma-centered tropes in favor of layered, internal storytelling. From the raw, personal account of Black fatherhood in “The Best Day and the Worst Night,” to …
We Can Do It, Ukraine!, Anastasiya Kelley
We Can Do It, Ukraine!, Anastasiya Kelley
Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine
No abstract provided.
Blue Moon, Erika Fredricks
Blue Moon, Erika Fredricks
Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine
No abstract provided.
Fruits Of The Spirit, Eve Martini
Fruits Of The Spirit, Eve Martini
Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine
No abstract provided.
Sapphic Belles, Maddox Carus
Sapphic Belles, Maddox Carus
Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine
No abstract provided.
The Swamp, Emma Ming
The Swamp, Emma Ming
Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine
No abstract provided.
Still Alive, Nayra Torres
Still Alive, Nayra Torres
Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine
No abstract provided.
Made New, Eve Martini
Made New, Eve Martini
Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine
No abstract provided.
Where Light Rests, Evan Meyers
Where Light Rests, Evan Meyers
Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine
No abstract provided.
Tea Time, Erika Fredricks
Tea Time, Erika Fredricks
Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine
No abstract provided.
Roadside Oranges, Jane Tucker
Roadside Oranges, Jane Tucker
Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine
No abstract provided.
Donut Shop, Joseph Rousseau
Donut Shop, Joseph Rousseau
Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine
No abstract provided.
Always Pay Your Exorcist, Ryan Baker
Always Pay Your Exorcist, Ryan Baker
Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine
No abstract provided.