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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Sea-Change, Catherine Wing
Soupbone Madrigal, Lisa Russ Spaar
La Mer, Cecilia Woloch
To White Men, Erica Dawson
Each Time I Break, Rawdon Tomlinson
Featured Poet: Gerald Stern, Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Featured Poet: Gerald Stern, Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 1-3
The Bat, Max Mcdonough
Look At These Altars, Elijah Burrell
At Home, Ted Kooser
People Bring Us Flowers, Mira Rosenthal
Father On The Beach, Tide Coming In, Thorpe Moeckel
The Corinthian Woman, Chelsea Rathburn
Protection Spell / Apocalypse Mix, Jessica Murray
Protection Spell / Apocalypse Mix, Jessica Murray
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 210-217
Words, World / For The Future, John Saad
Age 7, Gerald Stern
Before The Term, Conor Burke
In The Shower, My Daughter Studies My Naked Form, Chelsea Rathburn
In The Shower, My Daughter Studies My Naked Form, Chelsea Rathburn
Birmingham Poetry Review
p. 170
Disaster Medical Preparedness In The Birmingham Metropolitan Community, Angela Hollowell
Disaster Medical Preparedness In The Birmingham Metropolitan Community, Angela Hollowell
All ETDs from UAB
This research study aims to determine the presence of disaster medical preparedness in residents of the Birmingham metropolitan area. A concurrent collection of qualitative and quantitative data analysis was used to assess the perceived risk of a natural disaster, determine the socioeconomic status of residents, evaluate the health needs of residents, and examine the presence of disaster medical preparedness. Face-to-face interviews of research participants were conducted for six weeks at five churches: 6th Avenue Baptist Church, Avondale Church of Christ, Mountain Brook Community Church, Southside Church of God, and True Love Church of Ensley. In analyzing the results of the …
The Association Between Perceived Discrimination And Depressive Symptomatology Among The Children Of Caribbean Immigrants, Fabrice Stanley Julien
The Association Between Perceived Discrimination And Depressive Symptomatology Among The Children Of Caribbean Immigrants, Fabrice Stanley Julien
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Caribbean societies often speak to the in-between, acknowledging the race categories that exist between and within the “black” or “white” designations. But outside of this context and particularly in American society, individuals from the Caribbean pursue identity through a more categorical approach. What influences these decisions is often the occupied status of families. These occupied statuses offer different advantages and disadvantages, which can inform perceptions/experiences of daily stressors. Using a modified version of Pearlin’s stress process model, this research assesses how ethnic self-identification colors perceptions of stressors such as discrimination, and how this in turn influences one’s depressive symptomatology. Using …
Effectiveness And Acceptability Of A Robot-Based Social Skills Intervention For Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder, Sarah Alberta Koch
Effectiveness And Acceptability Of A Robot-Based Social Skills Intervention For Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder, Sarah Alberta Koch
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This study examined the effectiveness, feasibility, and acceptability of a robot- based intervention program designed to improve social-emotional skills in school-age children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Twenty-two children with ASD and mild-to-no cognitive impairment were randomized to intervention (n = 11) or waitlist control groups (n = 11) for eight weeks. Participants who completed the robot-based intervention displayed decreased overall engagement from baseline to post-intervention, based on an eye-tracking measure. Nonetheless, they reported high favorability ratings at post-intervention, including consistently high ratings of happiness, increased comfort ratings, and only slightly decreased ratings of desire for future interactions across time. …
Kinship, Scot Pierrot Langland
Kinship, Scot Pierrot Langland
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KINSHIP SCOT P. LANGLAND ENGLISH ABSTRACT The body of poems collected in this thesis encompasses the stages of loving and losing. As a whole, these poems fixate on themes of absence, grief, denial, dejection, love, and lust. The narrative within this body of work threads through the transformation between innocence and experience. As one aesthetic identity flows into another, the voice and form of each poem expand and contract. The formal nature of these poems offers a mold with which reactions and observations can be poured into and then broken. With the broken nature of traditional forms (the sonnet, Spensarian, …
Female Somatic Spirituality In Post-Tridentine Art: Rutilio Manetti's St. Catherine Of Siena Drinking From The Side Wound Of Christ, Kristen Jeannine Mcarthur
Female Somatic Spirituality In Post-Tridentine Art: Rutilio Manetti's St. Catherine Of Siena Drinking From The Side Wound Of Christ, Kristen Jeannine Mcarthur
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This thesis presents a study of a newly discovered and previously unstudied painting of St. Catherine of Siena by Rutilio Manetti (1620s-1630s), which features a seemingly unique iconography. Based on the fifteenth-century hagiographic accounts, it identifies the subject matter and properly retitles the work, St. Catherine of Siena Drinking from the Side Wound of Christ. Contextualizing the work within its historical moment, this thesis shows that the artist navigates post-Tridentine rules of decorum in creating an image which celebrates women’s religious tradition and reasserts their spiritual authority during a time in which such traditions and authority were discouraged by the …
Liver Lilies, Yellow, Debbie Ou
March 17th, Gerald Stern
Kazahana, Jennifer Holley Lux
In The Middle Of The Mourning, Martha Said To Mary, Erica Dawson
In The Middle Of The Mourning, Martha Said To Mary, Erica Dawson
Nelle (literary magazine)
p. 8
Brat, Amina Gauthier
Safety, Michelle Y. Burke
Syria, Ayelet Amittay
Field Clod, Charles Bardes