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Earnest "Pop" Johnson Mar 2007

Earnest "Pop" Johnson

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.


Mrs. Cora Bell Roberts Mar 2007

Mrs. Cora Bell Roberts

African American Funeral Programs

This obituary does not mention a date of death.


Ruby Dell Moore Brock Mar 2007

Ruby Dell Moore Brock

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.


Birdell Hendrix Mar 2007

Birdell Hendrix

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.


Lillie Mae Burdin Brown Mar 2007

Lillie Mae Burdin Brown

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.


Russel Carl Day Mar 2007

Russel Carl Day

African American Funeral Programs

Rusell_Carl_Day.pdf - Funeral program for Russell Day


Lillie Belle Grant-Hampton Mar 2007

Lillie Belle Grant-Hampton

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.


Greg D. Bingham Mar 2007

Greg D. Bingham

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.


Mr. William "Billy" A. Greene Mar 2007

Mr. William "Billy" A. Greene

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.


Tracy Yvette Maloy Mar 2007

Tracy Yvette Maloy

African American Funeral Programs

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Mrs. Dessie Mae Lovett Natson Mar 2007

Mrs. Dessie Mae Lovett Natson

African American Funeral Programs

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Mrs. Dorothy "Dot" Lorce Brown Mar 2007

Mrs. Dorothy "Dot" Lorce Brown

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.


Mr. Willie Joe Smith Mar 2007

Mr. Willie Joe Smith

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.


Mrs. Dorothy Helen Simon Mar 2007

Mrs. Dorothy Helen Simon

African American Funeral Programs

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Mrs. Mary Addie Holloway Lane Mar 2007

Mrs. Mary Addie Holloway Lane

African American Funeral Programs

Mrs_Mary_Addie_Holloway_Lane.pdf - Funeral program for Mrs. Mary Addie Holloway Lane


Mr. Roosevelt Mack Mar 2007

Mr. Roosevelt Mack

African American Funeral Programs

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Robert Columbus Garner Mar 2007

Robert Columbus Garner

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.


Mr. Coolidge "Coolie" Summerlin Mar 2007

Mr. Coolidge "Coolie" Summerlin

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.


L’Appel Des Arènes: A Postcolonial Development Of The Buildungsroman, Médoune Guèye Mar 2007

L’Appel Des Arènes: A Postcolonial Development Of The Buildungsroman, Médoune Guèye

The Coastal Review

Despite the fact that many critics consider the Buildungsroman obsolete, the genre is still alive. Many African writers have revised the classical Buildungsroman in order to underscore the conflict of cultures and the complex subjectivities of their characters. By analyzing the discourse on identity in L’Appel des arènes, we understand how Aminata Sow Fall recreates the modalities of enunciation found in African traditional literature while structuringL’Appel des arènes with generic patterns from the Buildungsroman.


Being Ghetto: The Hara As Heterotopia In Judeo-Tunisian Literature, Deborah Barnard Mar 2007

Being Ghetto: The Hara As Heterotopia In Judeo-Tunisian Literature, Deborah Barnard

The Coastal Review

The Hara, or ghetto, is a place that distinguishes its inhabitants from other religious and cultural groups, acting as a spatial indicator of their difference. When Foucault’s theory of heterotopia is applied, the Hara becomes a hybrid, a place simultaneously of crisis and of deviation. In Albert Memmi’s La statue de sel, the protagonist experiences the Hara as antagonistic, or as a dystopia. In Nine Moati’s Les belles de Tunis, the protagonist experiences the Hara as a utopia.


El Determinismo En Historia De Una Escalera De Antonio Buero-Vallejo, Victor M. Durán Mar 2007

El Determinismo En Historia De Una Escalera De Antonio Buero-Vallejo, Victor M. Durán

The Coastal Review

This paper attempts to identify the deterministic traits that are found in Historia de una escalera that Buero-Vallejo masterfully utilizes to suggest that the play is indeed anti-deterministic. The paper identifies and describes salient characteristics of Emile Zola’s (1840-1902) scientific determinism and demonstrates how these characteristics underpin the drama to emphasize the playwright’s theme postulated in Historia de una escalera, that is, life in general is not governed by scientific determinism.


Histoire(S) De Catherine M.: Echoes Of “O” And The Difference Of “I” In La Vie Sexuelle De Catherine M., Adrienne Angelo Mar 2007

Histoire(S) De Catherine M.: Echoes Of “O” And The Difference Of “I” In La Vie Sexuelle De Catherine M., Adrienne Angelo

The Coastal Review

This article compares Catherine Millet’s La vie sexuelle de Catherine M. (2001) to another work of erotic “fiction:” Pauline Réage’s Histoire d’O (1954). The scandal surrounding the publication of both works focused on the taboo subject of sexuality, and more significantly, on the role of the female author in writing such a graphic work. While Réage’s fictional account of one woman’s sexual experiences is told through a third-person narrator, Millet describes her own experiences in the first-person. However, the continual multiplication of this first-person narrator complicates a reading of her work that would presuppose that one is reading an autobiographical …


Federico Vidal, El Espíritu Ecuánime En Los Vencidos De Antonio Ferres, Louis Bourne Mar 2007

Federico Vidal, El Espíritu Ecuánime En Los Vencidos De Antonio Ferres, Louis Bourne

The Coastal Review

Antonio Ferres (Madrid, 1924), Spanish novelist who began publishing in the 1950s in the period of what has been called “social realism,” wrote Los vencidos in 1960 during a shorter period of about four years referred to as “critical realism,” but the novel was forbidden by the censor during the Franco dictatorship, came out in Italian in 1962 and in Spanish in France in 1965. Unjustly deprived of a general Spanish public until 2005, it tells the story of Asunción who searches for her husband only to find he was put to death by Spanish nationalists, Federico Vidal, an imprisoned …


Rebecca Ann Lindley "Nanny" Mar 2007

Rebecca Ann Lindley "Nanny"

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.


Gegenwartsliteratur Aus Südtirol – Trends Und Entwicklungen (1990-2005), Siegrun Wildner Mar 2007

Gegenwartsliteratur Aus Südtirol – Trends Und Entwicklungen (1990-2005), Siegrun Wildner

The Coastal Review

This article is a comprehensive analysis of representative contemporary literature (1990-2005) published by German-speaking minority writers from the northern Italian province of South Tyrol / Alto Adige. It is argued that although the selected works reflect many differing literary genres, themes, and styles, some of the texts converge on one major element: the artistic reaction to the region’s multilingual and multiethnic environment.


The First Issue Of The Coastal Review Is Here!, Jorge W. Suazo Mar 2007

The First Issue Of The Coastal Review Is Here!, Jorge W. Suazo

The Coastal Review

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Rosa Mae Raymond Tremble Feb 2007

Rosa Mae Raymond Tremble

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.


Constance M. Jones Feb 2007

Constance M. Jones

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.


Mr. Walter Lee Parks Sr. Feb 2007

Mr. Walter Lee Parks Sr.

African American Funeral Programs

Funeral Program for Mr. Walter Lee Parks Sr. on Feb. 24, 2007 at Piney Grove Missionary Baptist Church


Morris Johnson Sr. Feb 2007

Morris Johnson Sr.

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.