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Lost Channels, Joshua P. Johnson
Lost Channels, Joshua P. Johnson
School of Art, Art History, and Design: Theses and Student Creative Work
LOST CHANNELS Josh Johnson, M.F.A University of Nebraska, 2010 Adviser: Mo Neal My current body of work derives from notions of an inward nature. Things that are difficult to put your finger on for very long are my focus. Sensations as obscure as the lump in the pit of your stomach or the itch in the back of your mind that turns sleep into a game, conditions that both stifle and propel an individual. These hazy passengers churn within, coating themselves with the residue of memories, concerns, desires and other intangible features of the body; waiting to be released from …
"The Coming Tide": Viewpoints On The Formation Of U.S. Federal Indian Termination Policy, 1945-1954, Samuel H. Herley
"The Coming Tide": Viewpoints On The Formation Of U.S. Federal Indian Termination Policy, 1945-1954, Samuel H. Herley
Department of History: Dissertations, Theses, and Student Research
Despite the painful legacy of post-World War II federal Indian policy, the issue of termination during the era had nuanced elements that meant different ideas to different groups and individuals. Especially during its formulation prior to its widespread implementation across the United States starting in 1953, there existed division and even confusion as to what termination entailed. Those charged with making difficult decisions on termination during the formative years of the policy also came from diverse backgrounds and held varying, even shifting, viewpoints on the issue. Individual perspectives on termination had much to do with not only race, class, and …