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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Romeo And Juliet, Scott Shattuck
Romeo And Juliet, Scott Shattuck
SFA School of Theatre
This production was directed by Scott Shattuck
Bobbrauschenbergamerica, Charles L. Mee
Godspell, John-Michael Tebelak
Stage Door, Edna Ferber
Dead Man's Cell Phone, Sarah Ruhl
Charlotte's Web, Laura Rickard
02. Dance, University Of Central Oklahoma
02. Dance, University Of Central Oklahoma
Oklahoma Research Day Abstracts
No abstract provided.
01. Art, University Of Central Oklahoma
01. Art, University Of Central Oklahoma
Oklahoma Research Day Abstracts
No abstract provided.
06. Theatre Arts, University Of Central Oklahoma
06. Theatre Arts, University Of Central Oklahoma
Oklahoma Research Day Abstracts
No abstract provided.
05. Music, University Of Central Oklahoma
05. Music, University Of Central Oklahoma
Oklahoma Research Day Abstracts
No abstract provided.
03. Design, University Of Central Oklahoma
03. Design, University Of Central Oklahoma
Oklahoma Research Day Abstracts
No abstract provided.
Week 10: Exodus 33, Calvin University
Week 10: Exodus 33, Calvin University
Campus Ministries Resources
No abstract provided.
Regency Ball Postcard, Celia
Regency Ball Postcard, Celia
Pride and Prejudice: The Bicentennial
This postcard advertises the Regency Ball held on the evening of October 12th, 2013 as part of the Pride and Prejudice Bicentennial Conference at Wright State University.
Introduction To Exodus, Calvin University
Introduction To Exodus, Calvin University
Campus Ministries Resources
No abstract provided.
Week 06: Exodus 15:1–21, Calvin University
Week 06: Exodus 15:1–21, Calvin University
Campus Ministries Resources
No abstract provided.
Week 01: Exodus 1:1–2:10, Calvin University
Week 01: Exodus 1:1–2:10, Calvin University
Campus Ministries Resources
No abstract provided.
Week 09: Exodus 32, Calvin University
Week 09: Exodus 32, Calvin University
Campus Ministries Resources
No abstract provided.
Week 08: Exodus 20:1–18, Calvin University
Week 08: Exodus 20:1–18, Calvin University
Campus Ministries Resources
No abstract provided.
Week 05: Exodus 12:1–36, Calvin University
Week 05: Exodus 12:1–36, Calvin University
Campus Ministries Resources
No abstract provided.
Week 04: Exodus 8:8–32, Calvin University
Week 04: Exodus 8:8–32, Calvin University
Campus Ministries Resources
No abstract provided.
Week 03: Exodus 5:1–6:1, Calvin University
Week 03: Exodus 5:1–6:1, Calvin University
Campus Ministries Resources
No abstract provided.
Week 02: Exodus 3, Calvin University
Week 02: Exodus 3, Calvin University
Campus Ministries Resources
No abstract provided.
Week 07: Exodus 18, Calvin University
Week 07: Exodus 18, Calvin University
Campus Ministries Resources
No abstract provided.
Conclusion-Cola And Cartoons: A Showcase Of Freshman Research At Unlv, Cian T. Mcmahon
Conclusion-Cola And Cartoons: A Showcase Of Freshman Research At Unlv, Cian T. Mcmahon
History First-Year Seminar Research
The decisions we make about politics and society are influenced by what we see and hear in the news. That is why political cartoons are so important. They present clear opinions on complicated matters in ways that transcend everyday language.
“The Most Recently Discovered Wild Beast”, Jenelle Tamio
“The Most Recently Discovered Wild Beast”, Jenelle Tamio
History First-Year Seminar Research
This Political cartoon is labeled "The Most Recently Discovered Wild Beast.” This cartoon depicts Irish as jail bound hooligans. In this political cartoon simianization is used among the Irish-American. Simianization is the way cartoonists portray humans as having monkey like features.
“The Chinese Question”, Bianca Palacios
“The Chinese Question”, Bianca Palacios
History First-Year Seminar Research
Published in Harper's Weekly on February 18, 1871, The Chinese Question defends Chinese immigrants against the brutal prejudice and discrimination that they faced in America. In this cartoon by Thomas Nast, Columbia, the feminine symbol of the United States, shields the despondent Chinese man against a gang of thugs, whom she emphatically reminds that "America means fair play for all men." This armed mob whom were also immigrants consisting of Irish Americans and perhaps German Americans as well. They were very angry about the Chinese coming to America to work and they protested against the Union Draft and Lincoln's Emancipation …
“Mongolian Octopus—Its Grip On Australia”, Ron Thornton
“Mongolian Octopus—Its Grip On Australia”, Ron Thornton
History First-Year Seminar Research
Published in the Sydney based The Bulletin Magazine on August 21, 1886, “The Mongolian Octopus – His Grip on Australia” cartoon was pointedly used as a form of propaganda against Mongolian & Chinese immigration. The cartoon illustrates an octopus with a human head and eight outstretched arms. On each of these arms is a different term, such as typhoid or immorality. These terms, along with the octopus itself, all portrayed racist views of Chinese and Mongolian immigrants.
“Welcome To All”, Samantha Hamika
“Welcome To All”, Samantha Hamika
History First-Year Seminar Research
In the cartoon “Welcome to All” by Joseph Keppler published in the magazine Puck on April 28, 1880, it portrays Uncle Sam standing in front of an ark with his arms open to immigrants, who are lined up in front of the ark. There are signs next to the ark that claim all good things about America that other countries don’t have. There is also a big, black, evil-looking ghost blending in with the clouds in the background that is staring down on the immigrants.
“Where The Blame Lies”, Sahar Nawabzada
“Where The Blame Lies”, Sahar Nawabzada
History First-Year Seminar Research
Published in Judge Magazine on April 4th 1891, the cartoon Where the Blame Lies shows a flood of immigrants arriving to New York City while a disapproving Uncle Sam looks on at them. The cartoon shows a Supreme Court Judge that is imploring Uncle Sam to amend the constitution to restrict immigration. When looking at the immigrants themselves, each immigrant has words such as “Anarchist” or “Socialist” written on their clothing to convey the negative attributes immigrants bring to the country. On the stage is a piece of paper that reads “Mafia in New Orleans, Anarchists in Chicago, and Socialists …
“The Day We Celebrate”, Tierra Washington
“The Day We Celebrate”, Tierra Washington
History First-Year Seminar Research
This cartoon was published in a New York newspaper, Harper’s Weekly on April 6, 1867, about March 17, 1867 celebration of St. Patrick’s Day. It shows the Irishmen having box shaped faces, to make them look alike to apes. The Irishmen are shown beating police and innocent citizens. Yet this cartoon showed how the Americans stereotyped the Irish-Americans.