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Articles 2011 - 2040 of 5836
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Why We Remember The Martyrs, Stephen Kampa
Ride Along, Leona Sevick
Make Jesus Great Again, Stephen Kampa
1 Of November, K B. Thors, Soledad Marambio
Virginia Woolf In The Air, Hannah Baker Saltmarsh
Virginia Woolf In The Air, Hannah Baker Saltmarsh
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 183-184
The Pediatrician Tells Us A Story, K B. Thors, Soledad Marambio
The Pediatrician Tells Us A Story, K B. Thors, Soledad Marambio
Birmingham Poetry Review
p. 193
Ambulance, Sean Singer
Hemings Family Tour, Artress Bethany White
The Last Visit, Nicholas Molbert
Boats For Women, David Gilson
Birmingham Poetry Review 47 (End Matter), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review 47 (End Matter), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 233-253
Intention From God: Midwives And Professional Physicians In Late Nineteenth-Century Alabama, Sheila Blair
Intention From God: Midwives And Professional Physicians In Late Nineteenth-Century Alabama, Sheila Blair
Vulcan Historical Review
pp. 63-71
Vulcan Historical Review 24 (Complete Issue), Vulcan Historical Review Staff
Vulcan Historical Review 24 (Complete Issue), Vulcan Historical Review Staff
Vulcan Historical Review
No abstract provided.
Scar 33, Bruce Bond
Asphalt, Paul Bone
Promise Never, Leigh Anne Couch
Leaf-Scum, David Bottoms
Dear Editor Who Apologized For Taking Six Months To Reject My Poems And Said They Came Close, Sean Thomas Dougherty
Dear Editor Who Apologized For Taking Six Months To Reject My Poems And Said They Came Close, Sean Thomas Dougherty
Birmingham Poetry Review
p. 106
Asshole, Maria Nazos
The Diarist, Stephen Kampa
The Shopping, Leona Sevick
Nature Vs. Nurture, Phillip Sterling
Echosystem, Chad Parmenter
Featured Poet: Betty Adcock, Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Featured Poet: Betty Adcock, Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 1-4
Passed Out Drunk Reading Robert Penn Warren, Todd Hearon
Passed Out Drunk Reading Robert Penn Warren, Todd Hearon
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 126-132
Unearth, Chad Davidson
Enduring Freedom, Amber Adams
Diagnosis And Screening Of Autism Spectrum Disorder In Clinical Populations, Jenna Brooke Lebersfeld
Diagnosis And Screening Of Autism Spectrum Disorder In Clinical Populations, Jenna Brooke Lebersfeld
All ETDs from UAB
Screening and diagnosis of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are crucial for these individuals to receive appropriate ASD-focused intervention as early as possible. Using ASD-specific strategies in early intervention leads to improvement across skill areas. The Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, Second Edition (ADOS-2) and the Autism Diagnostic Interview, Revised (ADI-R) are two gold-standard diagnostic instruments used in comprehensive ASD evaluations. These measures have high accuracy in research settings, but evidence of accuracy in clinical settings is less robust. They also require significant training and expertise to administer, and comprehensive ASD evaluations are in high demand. Therefore, it is important …
Went Through The Fog Of Ideology: A Contemporary Chinese Artist's Reflections On The Cultural Revolution, Lijun Ma
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Contemporary Chinese art draws attention from around the world. Western audiences are familiar with artists like Ai Weiwei艾未未, Xu Bing徐冰, Cai Guoqiang 蔡国强, and Zhang Hua 张洹, but may not have heard about the scholar-artist group. This group is unrecognized partly because American audiences have not had sufficient opportunity to see their works. As a result, American audiences are missing the chance to hear the “voice” of these artists as they provide commentary through their art regarding major social and political events in China’s modern history. This thesis will give readers a unique view of Yang Gang 杨刚, a contemporary …
The Hunter And The Hunted: Kipling's Challenge To Human Exceptionalism In "The White Seal" And "Quiquern", Jessica Marie Robbins
The Hunter And The Hunted: Kipling's Challenge To Human Exceptionalism In "The White Seal" And "Quiquern", Jessica Marie Robbins
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Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Books are some of the most well-known stories about nonhuman animals from the Victorian period, but rarely have scholars discussed this text without privileging the Mowgli stories or Kipling’s well-known colonialist alignments. In this thesis, I have challenged this scholarly tendency, showing how Kipling has paid careful attention to his nonhuman characters and given them characteristics that model the most current scientific information available at the time. My thesis argues that two of Kipling’s stories in particular, “The White Seal” and “Quiquern,” challenge the notion of human exceptionalism and force readers to confront the unsettling parallels …