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Articles 271 - 300 of 4897
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Maternal Gifts, Ashlee Dowling
I Am Not A Digital Creature: Vignettes On Love, Scout Mcmahon
I Am Not A Digital Creature: Vignettes On Love, Scout Mcmahon
The Oval
No abstract provided.
In The Garden Of Holy Death, Alex Andrews
Michelle, Aged Twenty-Five Years, Madyson Riedinger
Hues Of Blue, Lindsay Hause
How Things Die In A Pasture, Kristen Baier
Contributors, Honorable Mentions, Sponsors
Martha, Martha, Anna Cocking
D.O.S.S., Sebastian Ambriz
The Five Animals You Meet In Heaven, Josh Moyar
Given, Stolen, Tossed To Sea, Orianna Zeiss
Owl In The Night, Sean Staples
Your Friend, Wildfire, Elizabeth Riddle, Aubrey Frissell, Mackenzie Weiland, Katherine Wendeln, Rory Mclaverty, Lillian Hollibaugh
Your Friend, Wildfire, Elizabeth Riddle, Aubrey Frissell, Mackenzie Weiland, Katherine Wendeln, Rory Mclaverty, Lillian Hollibaugh
Undergraduate Theses, Professional Papers, and Capstone Artifacts
The frequency and severity of wildfire has increased around the world within the past two decades, due to shifts in land management practices, climate change, and other factors. The effects of these fires have led to an inaccurate public perception of wildfire as a whole. This overly-simplified, vilified perception of all fire obscures the role that it has played in shaping landscapes for thousands of years, and how indigenous peoples have applied fire to take care of landscapes.
Positive public perception of using fire as a tool for land management creates a more supportive environment for healthy landscape management. Thus, …
Shifting Once Again, Hannah Dusek
Shifting Once Again, Hannah Dusek
Undergraduate Theses, Professional Papers, and Capstone Artifacts
Change is constant; an action and a reaction. “Shifting Once Again” is an exploration of how changes in an individual affect one's relationship to themself and others. Figuring out who we are - that is change. Such shifts can be terrifying, exciting, and in some cases, underwhelming. I invite you to reflect on these shifts in your own life as you watch this piece, and how they might have even brought you to this very audience tonight. The knowledge that everyone around us is constantly going through changes can be comforting. Finding comfort in those changes, without resistance, is what …
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Building The Home Of That Spider's Web: An Interview With Padraig O Tuama, Kalani Padilla, Erin O'Regan White, Padraig O Tuama
Building The Home Of That Spider's Web: An Interview With Padraig O Tuama, Kalani Padilla, Erin O'Regan White, Padraig O Tuama
CutBank
No abstract provided.
The Crow, James Henry Knippen
The Bitterroot Path; The River Path, Melissa Kwasny
Soon, Mary Sesso
Incline And Rise, Rose Mclarney
Driving Back To Charleroi, I Stop At The Pyrex Factory, Tyler Kline
Driving Back To Charleroi, I Stop At The Pyrex Factory, Tyler Kline
CutBank
No abstract provided.
Learning To Be Filipino: An Abecedarium, Charisse Baldoria
Learning To Be Filipino: An Abecedarium, Charisse Baldoria
CutBank
No abstract provided.
Pines On Stony Spire, David Murphy
Errata, David Moolten
To The Woman In The Fred Meyer Self-Checkout Line Who Thought I Was More Puerto Rican Than I Really Am, Rachel Attias
To The Woman In The Fred Meyer Self-Checkout Line Who Thought I Was More Puerto Rican Than I Really Am, Rachel Attias
CutBank
No abstract provided.
Behemoth, Kathleen Walker
Wooden Bridge In Snow, David Murphy