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Evolution Of Effect: The Numinous In Gothic And Post-Gothic Ghost Experience Literature, Ryan P. Kennedy May 2012

Evolution Of Effect: The Numinous In Gothic And Post-Gothic Ghost Experience Literature, Ryan P. Kennedy

Honors Scholar Theses

This thesis undertakes to examine Rudolf Otto's work on the rational understanding of God and authentic experience, referred to as the "numinous," as it applies to the authentic ghost experience as it exists in Gothic literature and its successors. We begin by establishing the scene in 19th century Europe, where the Enlightenment is the primary philosophical force and superstition is seen as a primitive concern of the past. The playful fascination with tales of ghosts and spectral forces begins here, with the publication of Walpole's The Castle of Otranto, an ultimately failed, farcical piece, which nonetheless serves as the …

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Five Children's Book Covers Employing Illustrative Type, Rochelle Lynn Baross May 2012

Five Children's Book Covers Employing Illustrative Type, Rochelle Lynn Baross

Honors Scholar Theses

A colelction of five children's books created digitially and employing illustrative type.

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The Origins Of Christian Society In Ancient India, Crista Nalani Anderson May 2012

The Origins Of Christian Society In Ancient India, Crista Nalani Anderson

Honors Scholar Theses

Approximately 2.4% of the Indian population identify themselves as Christians[1]. As the number of followers grows, it is only natural to question how this religion came to India. The Syrian Christians of Kerala have taken great pride for countless centuries in the fact that their church was personally founded by the apostle Thomas. However, does this legend accurately portray the historical reality? Numerous scholars claim that Christianity was brought to the continent by merchants, other evangelists, or Jewish settlers. This study seeks to identify the evidence behind these claims by comparing the existing primary source documents and observable …

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Master's Recital, Erin Kenelly, Krisztina Kover, Justin Lee Bland, David Warner May 2012

Master's Recital, Erin Kenelly, Krisztina Kover, Justin Lee Bland, David Warner

Graduate Student Recitals

List of performances and performers.

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Master's Recital, Erin Paul, Jonathan Gorst, Dominick Chenes May 2012

Master's Recital, Erin Paul, Jonathan Gorst, Dominick Chenes

Graduate Student Recitals

List of performers and performances.

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Master's Recital, Jahmaul Abiodun Bakare, Spencer Baker May 2012

Master's Recital, Jahmaul Abiodun Bakare, Spencer Baker

Graduate Student Recitals

List of performers and performances.

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Senior Recital, Tyler Mckusick, Stephen Shapiro, Mycah Krason, Josh Williams, Uli Geissendoerfer, Daniel Alameda, Jesse Garcia, Jorge Machain, Kendall Demavivas, Aaron Delahuerta, Nick Veslaney, Stephen Anongthep, Noe Otani, Paul Munger, Brian Murphy, Keaton Martin, Steven Porter, Patrick Garcia, Gizmo Hall, Sammi Ciarlo, Liz Bedrosian, David Chavez, Anthony Rodriguez May 2012

Senior Recital, Tyler Mckusick, Stephen Shapiro, Mycah Krason, Josh Williams, Uli Geissendoerfer, Daniel Alameda, Jesse Garcia, Jorge Machain, Kendall Demavivas, Aaron Delahuerta, Nick Veslaney, Stephen Anongthep, Noe Otani, Paul Munger, Brian Murphy, Keaton Martin, Steven Porter, Patrick Garcia, Gizmo Hall, Sammi Ciarlo, Liz Bedrosian, David Chavez, Anthony Rodriguez

Senior Recitals

List of performers and performances.

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Civil War And Globalization: The Effect Of Colonialism On Political Globalization, Luke O. Feltz May 2012

Civil War And Globalization: The Effect Of Colonialism On Political Globalization, Luke O. Feltz

Celebration

The purpose of this paper to determine why civil war onset reduces political globalization in former British colonies. Through linear regression and logistic regression analyses, I test the affect of civil war onset and the presence of civil war on political globalization, controlling for former British colonies, French colonies, and other factors. More important, however, is the history behind British colonialism. Through setting up a unique institutional system and maintaining ties to its former colonies, the British have created an atmosphere conducive to international political engagement after the onset of civil war. This study shows that while civil war onset …

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Spring Commencement Program, May 5, 2012, Coastal Carolina University May 2012

Spring Commencement Program, May 5, 2012, Coastal Carolina University

Commencement Programs

Program of Commencement Exercises at Coastal Carolina University.

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2011-2012 Class Of 2012 In Concert, Anastasiya Timofeeva, Matthew Davies, Elis Regina Ramos, Agnieszka Sornek, Scott Crawford, Maria Lyapkova, Sara Lynch, Yang Shen, Doniyor Zuparov, Tao Lin, Chien-I Yang, Fabian Alvarez, Claire Chiu, Aaron Heine, Ann Fontanella May 2012

2011-2012 Class Of 2012 In Concert, Anastasiya Timofeeva, Matthew Davies, Elis Regina Ramos, Agnieszka Sornek, Scott Crawford, Maria Lyapkova, Sara Lynch, Yang Shen, Doniyor Zuparov, Tao Lin, Chien-I Yang, Fabian Alvarez, Claire Chiu, Aaron Heine, Ann Fontanella

Other Student Recitals

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Book Review: Dream Of Ding Village By Yan Lianke, Mike Frick May 2012

Book Review: Dream Of Ding Village By Yan Lianke, Mike Frick

China Beat Blog: Archive 2008-2012

Unsurprisingly, the Chinese government levied a “three nos” ban—no sales, no distribution, and no promotion—against Dream of Ding Village after its publication in 2005. Though the storytelling relies heavily on dream sequences, Yan takes little poetic license when exposing the depth of the state’s culpability in spreading HIV among poor, medically-naïve farmers. He is just as uncompromising when detailing how officials denied responsibility for the ensuing AIDS epidemic, even as they profited from its human tragedy. No one in Ding Village receives medical care, mental health counseling, food assistance, or a chance to hold the blood heads legally accountable. Cast …

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The Illusion Of Chaos: The Compositional Structure Of Olivier Messiaen’S Le Merle Noir, Tiana Lynn Grise May 2012

The Illusion Of Chaos: The Compositional Structure Of Olivier Messiaen’S Le Merle Noir, Tiana Lynn Grise

Dissertations, 2014-2019

When Olivier Messiaen submitted his work Le Merle Noir as the 1952 Paris Conservatoire examination piece for flute, he utilized a number of significant compositional techniques. At the time of its writing, Messiaen was in a phase of his oeuvre which included not only traditional methods of composition, but experimentation with more modern methods, such as dodecaphony, total serialism, and the use of birdsong as important thematic material. In Le Merle Noir, the amalgam of these methods results in a work that seems to have all of the wild and chaotic aspects of nature, but in reality has been painstakingly …

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J. S. Bach And The High School Choir: A Resource Guide For Teachers Of Intermediate And Advanced Level High School Choirs, Lynn G. Atkins Jr. May 2012

J. S. Bach And The High School Choir: A Resource Guide For Teachers Of Intermediate And Advanced Level High School Choirs, Lynn G. Atkins Jr.

Dissertations, 2014-2019

While familiarly with Bach’s well-known themes exists in the general aspects of contemporary lifestyle, providing exposure to the choral works of Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) presents a particular challenge to the high school choral director. The purpose of this investigation is to provide a resource guide for the performance of choral masterworks of J. S. Bach at the high school level. For the purposes of narrowing this investigation, the following masterworks were reviewed: Magnificat, BWV 243; Mass in B Minor, BWV 232; Christmas Oratorio, BWV 248; St. John Passion, BWV 245; and St. Matthew Passion, BWV 244. A review of …

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Early Flute Pedagogy: The Utilization Of Alternative Types Of Flutes For Young Children, Erin Murphy May 2012

Early Flute Pedagogy: The Utilization Of Alternative Types Of Flutes For Young Children, Erin Murphy

Dissertations, 2014-2019

The typical practice in flute pedagogy is to start teaching the beginning flute student at approximately ten years of age. When compared to many other instrument disciplines, such as violin and piano, this is a relatively late starting age. The delay is primarily due to the large size and weight of the modern orchestral flute, as well as its lung capacity requirements. Not only do the physical limitations of the modern flute make early study difficult, but if disregarded, they also may pose health risks for the young beginner. This paper will discuss the importance of early childhood musical study …

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A Conductor's Analysis: The Birthday Cantatas Of Christoph Graupner (1683-1760), John Patrick Mccarty May 2012

A Conductor's Analysis: The Birthday Cantatas Of Christoph Graupner (1683-1760), John Patrick Mccarty

Dissertations, 2014-2019

Christoph Graupner (1680-1763), court composer and Kapellmeister for Landgrave Ernst Ludwig of Hessen-Darmstadt, was a prolific and highly regarded composer and an esteemed performer during his lifetime and was a contemporary and colleague of Telemann, Bach, and Handel. The quantity of Graupner’s works number among the highest of Baroque composers, with over 1,800 compositions. Much as his contemporary Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), Graupner and his works were largely forgotten following his death. However, unlike Bach, whose music enjoyed a widespread revival during the early nineteenth century that continues to this day, the life and music of Christoph Graupner has remained …

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Shanghai Quartet, Office Of Arts + Cultural Programming, Peak Performances At Montclair State University May 2012

Shanghai Quartet, Office Of Arts + Cultural Programming, Peak Performances At Montclair State University

2011-2012 Expose of Global Creativity

Ever since Franz Josef Haydn developed the modern version of a string quartet in the mid-18th century, the most daring and innovative practitioners of the art form has to be Béla Bartók. In this special double program, the Shanghai Quartet flexes its musical muscles by performing the complete Bartók quartet cycle. Written over a 30-year span, Bartók’s six quartets stand as a sonic biography of one of the 20th century’s most enigmatic and essential composers.

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Piano And Strings Small Ensemble Concert, Rachelle Schouten, Alayne Hsieh, Laura Kressin, Conrad Ho, Cody Bursch, Dylan Levinson, Macie Slick, Laura Schillbach, Eli Kaynor, Lizzie Murtough, Vicki Leach, Johannes Leonard Lohner, Emily Uematsu, Lydia Dutcuic, Will Kellogg, Eli Kaynor, Ben Lambillotte, Matt Owensby, Jesse Simons, Conner Bogenrief, Gabby Stetz, Nathaniel Cook May 2012

Piano And Strings Small Ensemble Concert, Rachelle Schouten, Alayne Hsieh, Laura Kressin, Conrad Ho, Cody Bursch, Dylan Levinson, Macie Slick, Laura Schillbach, Eli Kaynor, Lizzie Murtough, Vicki Leach, Johannes Leonard Lohner, Emily Uematsu, Lydia Dutcuic, Will Kellogg, Eli Kaynor, Ben Lambillotte, Matt Owensby, Jesse Simons, Conner Bogenrief, Gabby Stetz, Nathaniel Cook

Printed Performance Programs (PDF Format)

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Winds Chamber Music, Michael Rushman, Zachary Mariano, Javier Cerna, David Stetson, Ryan Jesch, Tim Mathiesen, Saul Reynoso, Kyle Smith, Matthew Bond, David Housky, Nicole Rosales, Christina Cheon, Nolan Pethren, Kyle Chattleton, Paul Sherman, Jackie Zhou, Cynthia Ley, Bryan Hume, David Corley, Amber Crowe, Hayden Vaughn, Tyler Hardy, Sarah Barr, Sam Weber, Ben Lambillotte, Trevor Garcia, Bella Staav, Iris Jackson May 2012

Winds Chamber Music, Michael Rushman, Zachary Mariano, Javier Cerna, David Stetson, Ryan Jesch, Tim Mathiesen, Saul Reynoso, Kyle Smith, Matthew Bond, David Housky, Nicole Rosales, Christina Cheon, Nolan Pethren, Kyle Chattleton, Paul Sherman, Jackie Zhou, Cynthia Ley, Bryan Hume, David Corley, Amber Crowe, Hayden Vaughn, Tyler Hardy, Sarah Barr, Sam Weber, Ben Lambillotte, Trevor Garcia, Bella Staav, Iris Jackson

Printed Performance Programs (PDF Format)

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Float In Float Out, Jason Sabbides May 2012

Float In Float Out, Jason Sabbides

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

The artist discusses Float In Float Out, his Master of Fine Arts exhibition held at The Slocumb Gallery, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, Tennessee from March 19, 2012, to March 23, 2012. The work consists of paintings on canvas, panel, and paper and employs a variety of media ranging from traditional materials to spray paint. The painting sizes vary from 20x24 inches up to 48x96 inches and all hang directly on the wall, framed and unframed. Topics discussed in this thesis paper include the influences of the artist's military experience and travelling abroad as well as the influences …

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Regimes And Resilience In The Modern Global Food System, Sara W. Tower May 2012

Regimes And Resilience In The Modern Global Food System, Sara W. Tower

Student Publications

Much public discourse surrounding the modern global food system operates on the assumption of the primary agency of individual consumers in ensuring an equitable and sustainable food supply. However, this approach fails to account for the larger structural forces of the system which frame the limits of how we interact with and are affected by our food system. Taking a closer look at the global economic, political, cultural, and environmental forces that have collectively shaped historical food regimes reveals the deeper structural patterns that currently determine how we produce, distribute, and consume food around the world. Due to the underlying …

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All State Art Symposium 2012, Diana Gregory, Shane Mcdonald May 2012

All State Art Symposium 2012, Diana Gregory, Shane Mcdonald

Art and Design Creative Works

Now in its fourth year, the All State Art Symposium (ASAS), sponsored by the Georgia Art Education Association, continued the tradition of tremendous statewide participation with just under 800 students submitting over 1,100 works this year. Of these works the district jurors selected 512 works as district winners. Mark Mason Karelson, director of Mason Murer Fine Art in Atlanta, served as state juror and selected over 130 works for the ASAS Exhibition from which the ASAS Award winners were chosen. ASAS is open to all public and private high school students and promotes the visual arts as a vital part …

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No Place Like It - A Bfa Exhibition., Jacob Ingram May 2012

No Place Like It - A Bfa Exhibition., Jacob Ingram

Undergraduate Honors Theses

Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibition, No Place Like It, held at Tipton Street Gallery, 126 Spring Street, Downtown Johnson City, TN, from April 2nd to April 6th. The show exhibit consists largely of drawings mostly done in graphite or charcoal, an installation piece, a quilt and found objects completed between the summer of 2010 and spring of 2012. The work uses family photos and Jackalopes to show the relationship to the artist as well as ideas about family, isolation, and identity.

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A Spectacle Of Great Beauty: The Changing Faces Of Hagia Sophia, Victoria M. Villano May 2012

A Spectacle Of Great Beauty: The Changing Faces Of Hagia Sophia, Victoria M. Villano

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

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Eurotech Students In Germany: Preparation, Experience And Outcome, Daisy A. Michaels May 2012

Eurotech Students In Germany: Preparation, Experience And Outcome, Daisy A. Michaels

Master's Theses

Higher education study abroad programs for U.S. students are on the rise. A variety of undergraduate disciplines are being coupled with international components to bring U.S. students to a higher level of global awareness to meet the demands of today’s economy. The University of Connecticut’s Eurotech Program is an example of this trend. Its students earn degrees in both German and engineering in a five year program. They are given practical training through study and internships in Germany under the auspices of the Baden-Württemberg Exchange Program. One of the Eurotech Program’s major goals is to enhance job opportunities for its …

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American Made: Ansel Adams And The Bishop National Bank's "The Islands Of Hawaii", Lauren Walton May 2012

American Made: Ansel Adams And The Bishop National Bank's "The Islands Of Hawaii", Lauren Walton

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

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"La Venus Se Fue De Juerga Por Los Barrios Bajos": Nacho López, Mass Culture, And Modernity, Jenifer L. Caneschi May 2012

"La Venus Se Fue De Juerga Por Los Barrios Bajos": Nacho López, Mass Culture, And Modernity, Jenifer L. Caneschi

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

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Solidarity Forever: The Story Of The Flint Sit-Down Strike And The Communist Party From The Perspective Of The Rank And File Autoworkers, Brandi Nicole Mccloud May 2012

Solidarity Forever: The Story Of The Flint Sit-Down Strike And The Communist Party From The Perspective Of The Rank And File Autoworkers, Brandi Nicole Mccloud

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

The subject of this thesis is the Sit-Down Strike in Flint, Michigan in 1936-1937. The main purpose is to examine the story of the strike as told by the strikers themselves, to explore the role that Communists played in the strike along with how the workers responded the Communism and other political ideologies of the day. The final chapter then examines the many anti-Communist forces that surrounded the autoworkers before, during, and after the Sit-Down Strike, which may account for the strikers' reluctance to admit their affiliation with the Communists.

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Wild|Life: A Forest For The People, John Lusk Hathaway May 2012

Wild|Life: A Forest For The People, John Lusk Hathaway

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

The photographer discusses the work in wild | life: a forest for the people, his Master of Fine Art exhibition held at the Slocumb Galleries, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, Tennessee from March 12 through March 23, 2012. The exhibition consists of 24 large-scale color archival Inkjet prints representing a large body of work that examines the human experience through viewing public and private land and land use within or tangential to the Cherokee National Forest. A complete catalogue of the wild ife exhibit is included at the end of the thesis. Historical and contemporary influences are discussed in …

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“To Make Myself For A Person”: The Bildungsroman In Modern Jewish-American Literature, Kari Lynn Keeling May 2012

“To Make Myself For A Person”: The Bildungsroman In Modern Jewish-American Literature, Kari Lynn Keeling

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

Anzia Yezierska's Bread Givers and Abraham Cahan's The Rise of David Levinsky share many similarities: they both feature young Jewish protagonists who immigrate to America in search of the better life they believe America can provide. Though their novels have similar trajectories, each author answers the still relevant question of how immigrants might successfully assimilate into American culture in contrasting lights. Cahan's protagonist, in a superficial sense, achieves the "American dream," while Yezierska's Sara achieves a more modest success. However, Sara ultimately navigates the trials of cultural assimilation and identity formation more successfully. Levinsky gains monetary wealth by adapting to …

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Kingo "Melvin" Fujii Interview, Andrea Duke May 2012

Kingo "Melvin" Fujii Interview, Andrea Duke

Asian American Art Oral History Project

Artist Bio: Kingo Fujii was born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaiʻi where his parents were deeply involved in the Kabuki theater. His father was a director/actor, artist, and chief choreographer for the original Hawaiʻi Kabuki Theater Group. His mother was a teacher of traditional Japanese musical instruments. Kingo Fujii attended the Honolulu Academy of Arts School, The Chicago Art Institute, the University of Hawaiʻi and Instituto Allende, Mexico. He works in a variety of media such as oil, watercolor, lithography, jewelry and sculpture. As a fine artists he addresses himself through surrealism, semi-impressionism and traditional or neo-orientalism. As a scientific …

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