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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
The Emergence Of The Gullah: Thriving Through ‘Them Dark Days’, Brian Coxe
The Emergence Of The Gullah: Thriving Through ‘Them Dark Days’, Brian Coxe
Masters Essays
No abstract provided.
The Long Journey Home: A Brief Overview Of Bhutanese Refugee Resettlement, Samantha Peddicord
The Long Journey Home: A Brief Overview Of Bhutanese Refugee Resettlement, Samantha Peddicord
Masters Essays
No abstract provided.
Dismantling A Clobber Text: An Engaged Critique Of Romans 1:26–27, Matthew Michels
Dismantling A Clobber Text: An Engaged Critique Of Romans 1:26–27, Matthew Michels
Masters Essays
This paper grapples with the traditional anti-queer reading of Rom 1:26–27, which purportedly forbids Christians from entering lesbian and gay relationships in some real sense, if not entirely. I begin by sketching this traditional reading by referring to antiqueer interpretations of Rom 1:26–27 that are top hits in today’s online world; subsequently, I suggest the direction for a standard historical critique of the traditional reading by arguing for the fundamental incongruence of ancient Greco-Roman and modern Western categories of gender and sexuality. Finally, instead of establishing my own historical-critical exegesis of the text, I discuss the necessity of engaged exegesis. …
Understanding The Human Experience Through Short Story: A Comparative Analysis Of Four Stories From James Joyce’S Dubliners And George Saunders’ Tenth Of December, Patrick Gallagher
Understanding The Human Experience Through Short Story: A Comparative Analysis Of Four Stories From James Joyce’S Dubliners And George Saunders’ Tenth Of December, Patrick Gallagher
Masters Essays
No abstract provided.
Transatlantic And The Invention Of Wings: Historiographic Metafiction In Contemporary Novels And The Importance Of Intersectionality On The Journey To Self-Knowledge, Samantha Rump
Masters Essays
No abstract provided.
A Unified Vision: Hermeneutics Of Hunger And Feminist Ethics Of Care As Means For Approaching International Relations, With An Examination Of U.S. Political Involvement In Liberia, Joy Parker
Masters Essays
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Women In The Aeneid : Foreign, Female, And A Threat To Traditional Roman Society Or Examples Of Model Male Citizens?, Colleen Reilly
Women In The Aeneid : Foreign, Female, And A Threat To Traditional Roman Society Or Examples Of Model Male Citizens?, Colleen Reilly
Senior Honors Projects
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The Deconstruction Of (Para)Text In Alasdair Gray’S Poor Things, Lila Ibrahim
The Deconstruction Of (Para)Text In Alasdair Gray’S Poor Things, Lila Ibrahim
Masters Essays
No abstract provided.
“If That Diamond Ring Don’T Shine”: Models Of Consumerism, The Cultural Dialectic, And The Imperialist Economy Of George Eliot’S England In Daniel Deronda, Renee F. Berkheimer
“If That Diamond Ring Don’T Shine”: Models Of Consumerism, The Cultural Dialectic, And The Imperialist Economy Of George Eliot’S England In Daniel Deronda, Renee F. Berkheimer
Masters Essays
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Acres We Are To Be Gathered For God: Vowed Women Religious And Engaging Impasse As A Way Forward For The Catholic Church, Amy K. Mckenna
Acres We Are To Be Gathered For God: Vowed Women Religious And Engaging Impasse As A Way Forward For The Catholic Church, Amy K. Mckenna
Masters Essays
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A Classy Constitution: Classical Influences On The United States Constitution From Ancient Greek And Roman History And Political Thought, Shamir Brice
Senior Honors Projects
No abstract provided.
Critiques Of Liberation Theology: A Case Study, Julia Hohner
Critiques Of Liberation Theology: A Case Study, Julia Hohner
Senior Honors Projects
No abstract provided.
Bringing Survivor Discourse Into The Dominant Discourse, Erin R. Kelley
Bringing Survivor Discourse Into The Dominant Discourse, Erin R. Kelley
Masters Essays
No abstract provided.
New England’S God: Anti-Catholicism And Colonial New England, Matthew J. Nowak
New England’S God: Anti-Catholicism And Colonial New England, Matthew J. Nowak
Masters Essays
No abstract provided.
Flesh And Blood: The Relationship Between Women's Identity And Religion In The Ancient Mediterranean, Virginia K.R. Phillips
Flesh And Blood: The Relationship Between Women's Identity And Religion In The Ancient Mediterranean, Virginia K.R. Phillips
Masters Essays
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May 4, 1970 In Local Perspective: How Thirteen Seconds Changed Campus Political Culture In Northeast Ohio, Megan Martinko
May 4, 1970 In Local Perspective: How Thirteen Seconds Changed Campus Political Culture In Northeast Ohio, Megan Martinko
Senior Honors Projects
No abstract provided.
Subversion In Sand And Ink: A Study Of The Old English Life Of St. Mary Of Egypt, Darcy Egan
Subversion In Sand And Ink: A Study Of The Old English Life Of St. Mary Of Egypt, Darcy Egan
Masters Essays
No abstract provided.
A Wingless Flight, Marilynn Skeggs
Paths To The Dissolution Of Self: Solipsism And Spirituality In Byron’S Manfred, Elizabeth V. Wells
Paths To The Dissolution Of Self: Solipsism And Spirituality In Byron’S Manfred, Elizabeth V. Wells
Masters Essays
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If You Can Learn To Do It, I Can Learn To Do It: The Introduction Of Humanism To The Court Of Henry Vii, Stephanie Haas
If You Can Learn To Do It, I Can Learn To Do It: The Introduction Of Humanism To The Court Of Henry Vii, Stephanie Haas
Senior Honors Projects
No abstract provided.
Discrimination Towards Algerian-French Citizens In Post-Colonial French Cinema, Jessica Bou-Anak
Discrimination Towards Algerian-French Citizens In Post-Colonial French Cinema, Jessica Bou-Anak
Senior Honors Projects
Three French films, Elise ou la vraie vie by Michel Drach, La Haine by Matthiew Kassovitz, and The French Democracy by Alex Chan, were analyzed in order to view the discrimination by Caucasian-French citizens towards Algerian-French citizens. The films were released in the aftermath of a significant event in France dealing with racism. Two main themes were prevalent throughout this analysis: discrimination by Caucasian-French citizens towards Algerian-French citizens in public spaces, and Caucasian-French police brutality against Algerian-French youths. The findings from this analysis suggest that discrimination and racism in France still persist today, although in different forms.