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Articles 2461 - 2490 of 4897
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
On The Nature Of The Unknown, Cate Peebles
Drowning Miss G, Shelly Taylor
No Note, Geoffrey Babbit
Big Trigger, Geoffrey Detrani
The Merchandise, Shawn Vestal
Of A Monstrous Shipwreck And Its Abridgment In A Glass Of Water, Cate Peebles
Of A Monstrous Shipwreck And Its Abridgment In A Glass Of Water, Cate Peebles
CutBank
No abstract provided.
Starred Wire By Ange Mlinko, Edward Mcfadden
Cover, Staff List, Cover Page, Contents, About Cutbank
History's Simple Pump, Geoffrey Detrani
From The Dottery, Kirsten Kaschock
Spectacle Of The Missing, Kate Lane
Insolence, Rusty Morrison
Millions Now Living Will Never Die, Matthew Clark
Near Lake Erie, Baird Harper
Low Comedy, Geoffrey Detrani
Prop Rockery, Emily Rosko
The Tourist And The City, Frances Mccue
Seventeen Episodes In The Life Of A Giant, Teresa Milbrodt
Seventeen Episodes In The Life Of A Giant, Teresa Milbrodt
CutBank
No abstract provided.
Self-Portrait, Ethan Paquin
Raising Miss G, Shelly Taylor
Air Parts, Leila Wilson
The Oval, 2008
The Oval
This is the first issue of The Oval, published in Spring 2008. This issue features fiction, poetry, and visual art exclusivley by students at the University of Montana, including "Buss, Buss" by poet Laura Anne Nicole Foster, "Just Fine" by author Crystal Corrigan, and "Wolverine and Rabbitt" by artist Eli Suzukovich III.
Digital Law Vs. Analog Lawyers, Albert Borgmann
Digital Law Vs. Analog Lawyers, Albert Borgmann
Philosophy Faculty Publications
Lawyers are conflicted and confused about the role technology plays in their lives, and their attempts at clarification that I’m familiar with have been thoughtful for the most part, but not successful. Most lawyers do understand that technology can be a problem either as the subject or as the background of their practice. It’s their subject when they litigate issues of electronic surveillance or copyright infringements on the Internet. It’s the background of their practice when they use a computer, a cell phone, or PowerPoint.
Tulum, Eva Champagne
Just Fine, Crystal Corrigan
Everywhere Lonely, Max Everhart
Baruzza Translated By Brian Henry And The Author, Tomaz Salamun
Baruzza Translated By Brian Henry And The Author, Tomaz Salamun
CutBank
No abstract provided.
January, Ed Skoog