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Fountain, Josh Wardrip Jan 2012

Fountain, Josh Wardrip

Bryant Literary Review

In those days I would take the #3 downtown where I spent my afternoons having lunch at one of the little diners


Open At 10:00 A.M., Ron Koertge Jan 2012

Open At 10:00 A.M., Ron Koertge

Bryant Literary Review

I burst into the Gap on the morning

after Labor Day and surprise

the pretty clerks giggling,


Taking Liberties, Jim Hart Jan 2012

Taking Liberties, Jim Hart

Bryant Literary Review

Geography

is melting

Glaciers


My Son Dreams That, As We Fished For Pumpkinseeds, A Shark Ate Me, Charles Harper Webb Jan 2012

My Son Dreams That, As We Fished For Pumpkinseeds, A Shark Ate Me, Charles Harper Webb

Bryant Literary Review

Did I hook the shark, and it yanked me in?

Did it leap, and pluck me off the pier?


Yesterday's Tongue, John Mckernan Jan 2012

Yesterday's Tongue, John Mckernan

Bryant Literary Review

Its syllables

Dripping to the brown earth


Small Blue Butterflies, Buff Whitman-Bradley Jan 2012

Small Blue Butterflies, Buff Whitman-Bradley

Bryant Literary Review

On a walk around the lake

I pause to watch three small blue butterflies


Alone, Ron Koertge Jan 2012

Alone, Ron Koertge

Bryant Literary Review

Maybe it's just the kind of poetry I've been reading,

but I can't help noticing how alone most poets are:


Writing The Self: Feminist Experiment And Cultural Identity, Jill Darling Jan 2012

Writing The Self: Feminist Experiment And Cultural Identity, Jill Darling

Wayne State University Dissertations

This dissertation examines how twentieth-century experimental women writers construct non/narrative texts whose text-subjects mediate identity and call for increased possibilities for subject-identification in the world. The use of innovative formal strategies and experiment with narrative, combined with the content of identity critique, make these texts political projects that variously explore gender, sexuality, race, and ethnicity in relation to contemporary American culture. In this project I bring discussions of identity into the theorization of formally innovative writing. I work to move away from the kinds of essentializing practices of identity politics--in which subjects are fit into specific identity categories--and toward more …


From Playground To Fetish: The Identity Of (The) Mary Jane, Georgina Ruff Jan 2012

From Playground To Fetish: The Identity Of (The) Mary Jane, Georgina Ruff

Mid-America College Art Association Conference 2012 Digital Publications

Cartoon characters Buster Brown and his sister Mary Jane both wore Mary Jane shoes in 1905. The style was practical for active children – easy to don and securely fastened to busy feet. Yet by the turn of the 21st century, Mary Jane styles have been adopted by the high fashion industry and fetish culture in forms that are considerably less practical for certain forms of activity. This research traces the transition of the Mary Jane through the twentieth century, from the feet of children to the pages of Vogue and ultimately the couch of Freud. Along the way, …


Why More Christians Should Believe In Mary's Immaculate Conception, Jack E. Mulder Jan 2012

Why More Christians Should Believe In Mary's Immaculate Conception, Jack E. Mulder

Faculty Publications

In this paper, Jack Mulder, Jr. argues that those who hold 1) the major Christological and Trinitarian tenets of the historic Christian faith and 2) the view that original sin and its psychological consequences are in some way inherited and not learned (which includes a wide swath of leading figures in the historic Christian tradition) have strong reasons for why they should also hold that the Virgin Mary never received original sin (or its psychological consequences).


I Think They're Asleep, Christopher C. Moore Jan 2012

I Think They're Asleep, Christopher C. Moore

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


What Are The Odds?, Kristyn M. Turner Jan 2012

What Are The Odds?, Kristyn M. Turner

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Christmas Parade, Elizabeth C. Williams Jan 2012

Christmas Parade, Elizabeth C. Williams

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Untitled, Tucker R. Pope Jan 2012

Untitled, Tucker R. Pope

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


October Trail, Vanessa C. Curran Jan 2012

October Trail, Vanessa C. Curran

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


A Little Boy Lived Down The Street, James H. Garrett Jan 2012

A Little Boy Lived Down The Street, James H. Garrett

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Lessons Learned From The World's Oldest Dad, Rebecca L. Johnson Jan 2012

Lessons Learned From The World's Oldest Dad, Rebecca L. Johnson

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Looking Through, Sara W. Tower Jan 2012

Looking Through, Sara W. Tower

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Bare Worth, Annamarie Houlis Jan 2012

Bare Worth, Annamarie Houlis

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Dreamscape, Emily A. Francisco Jan 2012

Dreamscape, Emily A. Francisco

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Not A Dead Horse, Hannah C. Knowles, Lisa R. Del Padre, Daniel E. Perez Jan 2012

Not A Dead Horse, Hannah C. Knowles, Lisa R. Del Padre, Daniel E. Perez

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Embrace, Gabriella M. Schiro Jan 2012

Embrace, Gabriella M. Schiro

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Flowers, Gabriella M. Schiro Jan 2012

Flowers, Gabriella M. Schiro

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Juliet, Hannah J. Sawyer Jan 2012

Juliet, Hannah J. Sawyer

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Madonna Of Cobalt, Josiah B. Adlon Jan 2012

Madonna Of Cobalt, Josiah B. Adlon

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


The Lightning Strike, Katelyn M. Quirin Jan 2012

The Lightning Strike, Katelyn M. Quirin

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


For Elise, Victoria J. Reynolds Jan 2012

For Elise, Victoria J. Reynolds

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Because I Was Young And My Love Wasn't Real, Kathryn E. Bucolo Jan 2012

Because I Was Young And My Love Wasn't Real, Kathryn E. Bucolo

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


A Midnight Blue Poem, Rachel E. Ciniewicz Jan 2012

A Midnight Blue Poem, Rachel E. Ciniewicz

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Culture Shock, Rachel E. Ciniewicz Jan 2012

Culture Shock, Rachel E. Ciniewicz

The Mercury

No abstract provided.