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Hidden, Kelley March Jan 2013

Hidden, Kelley March

The Messenger

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Explosion, Laura Delprato Jan 2013

Explosion, Laura Delprato

The Messenger

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Lillian Gray, Lea Ruwaldt Jan 2013

Lillian Gray, Lea Ruwaldt

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Hernia, Rachel Bevels Jan 2013

Hernia, Rachel Bevels

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Portrait Of Susan, Shannon Rollins Jan 2013

Portrait Of Susan, Shannon Rollins

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In The Blue Shadows, Lucy Graham Jan 2013

In The Blue Shadows, Lucy Graham

The Messenger

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Nature, Chris York Jan 2013

Nature, Chris York

The Messenger

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Floyd And The Grapefruit, Lourdes Figueroa Jan 2013

Floyd And The Grapefruit, Lourdes Figueroa

The Messenger

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Unni E I Romani, Gli, Linda B. Fairtile Jan 2013

Unni E I Romani, Gli, Linda B. Fairtile

University Libraries Faculty and Staff Publications

A censored version of Attila first performed at Palermo's Teatro Carolino in 1854.


Otello, Linda B. Fairtile Jan 2013

Otello, Linda B. Fairtile

University Libraries Faculty and Staff Publications

Verdi's penultimate opera represents his first new work for the stage after a nearly sixteen-year hiatus. As battles raged over the future of Italian opera-whether it should remain rooted in song or follow foreign trends that assign a greater role to the orchestra-Giulio Ricordi and Boito patiently lured Verdi back into the fray. Boito's libretto, an ingenious and at times eccentric adaptation of Shakespeare's Othello, inspired the composer to a highly personal fusion of tradition and innovation. At its premiere Otello was widely hailed as a masterpiece, an emphatic and fundamentally Italian answer to the debate over music and …


Piège Ou Mésaventure, Ordres Des Connaissances Et Des Croyances En Rivalité : Échos Dans Deux Œuvres De V. Y. Mudimbe, Kasongo Mulenda Kapanga Jan 2013

Piège Ou Mésaventure, Ordres Des Connaissances Et Des Croyances En Rivalité : Échos Dans Deux Œuvres De V. Y. Mudimbe, Kasongo Mulenda Kapanga

Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Faculty Publications

Cependant, même l'action résultant de la Convention de 1906 entre le Saint Siège-signée par de Cuvelier et Monseigneur Vico-et ce qui était l'État Indépendant du Congo, jugée mieux Iotie à certains égards, elle souffrait des mêmes carences que les enseignements dispensés par d'autres organisations confessionnelles. En l'absence d'une politique cohérente suivie, ce mariage noué entre deux partenaires de circonstances, la religion et l'enseignement des connaissances, menait vers des avatars, et pourquoi pas vers des crises identitaires qui sourderont plus tard avec force. Ma communication traite de cette disparité d'abstraction et de la crise identitaire d'une collusion mal assortie dont la …


Identity Formation In Mixed-Gender Leadership Community: Forming Leadership Relationships Around A Common Identity And A Shared Biblical Narrative, Vicki A. Scheib Jan 2013

Identity Formation In Mixed-Gender Leadership Community: Forming Leadership Relationships Around A Common Identity And A Shared Biblical Narrative, Vicki A. Scheib

Doctor of Ministry

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Louis Armstrong, Gene H. Anderson Jan 2013

Louis Armstrong, Gene H. Anderson

Music Faculty Publications

Despite his lifelong claim of 4 July 1900 as his birthday, Armstrong was actually born on 4 August 1901 as recorded on a baptismal certificate discovered after his death. Although calling himself “Louis Daniel Armstrong” in his 1954 autobiography, he denied knowledge of his middle name or its origin. Nevertheless, evidence of “Daniel” being a family name is strong: Armstrong's paternal great-great-grandfather, a third generation slave brought from Tidewater Virginia for sale in New Orleans in 1818, was named Daniel Walker, as was his son, Armstrong's great-grandfather. The latter's wife, Catherine Walker, sponsored her great-grandson's baptism at the family's home …


Speaking A Word For Nature: Thoreau's Philosophical Saunter, Gary Shapiro Jan 2013

Speaking A Word For Nature: Thoreau's Philosophical Saunter, Gary Shapiro

Philosophy Faculty Publications

Thoreau's extraordinary essay "Walking" is obviously an encomium on what the author calls "the art of Walking" and an exhortation to readers to understand and practice that art. Yes, but we must realize that he speaks of the art of walking in no "pedestrian" sense (if this expression may be excused). Thoreau not only wants us to think the unthought in ordinary walking but to participate in the essay's performance of an allegory or analogue of the practice that he calls sauntering to the Holy Land; it becomes an itinerary through the fields of language that reveals unsuspected sights and …


The Invention Of The Native Speaker, Thomas Paul Bonfiglio Jan 2013

The Invention Of The Native Speaker, Thomas Paul Bonfiglio

Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Faculty Publications

This paper argues that employing the designations “native speaker” and “native language” unreflectively is to engage in a gesture of othering that operates on an axis of empowerment and disempowerment. Bonfiglio examines the ideological legacy of the apparently innocent kinship metaphors of “mother tongue” and “native speaker” by historicizing their linguistic development. He traces the construction of ethnolinguistic nationalism, a composite of national language, identity, geography, and race, which informed the philology of the early modern era and culminated most divisively in the race-conscious discourses of the 19th century. Bonfiglio makes the case that scholarship should scrutinize the tendency to …


The Transcendent As Theatre In Roerich's Paintings, Joseph C. Troncale Jan 2013

The Transcendent As Theatre In Roerich's Paintings, Joseph C. Troncale

Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Faculty Publications

It would not be an exaggeration to say that much of Russian artistic culture in the first two decades of the 20th century was theatricalised. The work that Russian painters did in the theatre was intimately integrated and synthesised with all of the other elements of a production. Many artists of the World of Art Movement were instrumental in revolutionising the theatrical arts in Russia at the invitation and under the direction of Sergei Diaghilev. Following the pioneering steps of Konstantin Korovin, many artists, including Nicholas Roerich, Alexander Benois, Leon Bakst, Mstislav Dobuzhinski and later the avant-garde painters Natalia Goncharova, …


The Messenger, 2013 Jan 2013

The Messenger, 2013

The Messenger

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Grounded Til, Ellen Wright Jan 2013

Grounded Til, Ellen Wright

The Messenger

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Sunday Night, Betty Holloway Jan 2013

Sunday Night, Betty Holloway

The Messenger

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Film Still From "Isolation", Julia Eldred Jan 2013

Film Still From "Isolation", Julia Eldred

The Messenger

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Annie Waits, Katie Skipper Jan 2013

Annie Waits, Katie Skipper

The Messenger

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Han Solo, Taylyn Hulse Jan 2013

Han Solo, Taylyn Hulse

The Messenger

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Whatareyoudrawing, Jenni Swegan Jan 2013

Whatareyoudrawing, Jenni Swegan

The Messenger

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To Measure Feared And Coming Naught, Sam Crusemire Jan 2013

To Measure Feared And Coming Naught, Sam Crusemire

The Messenger

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Margaret And The Wanderer, Lucy Graham Jan 2013

Margaret And The Wanderer, Lucy Graham

The Messenger

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Growth Ii, Astoria Aviles Jan 2013

Growth Ii, Astoria Aviles

The Messenger

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A Love Letter Between A Glass Of Water And A Wristwatch, Arnold Kim Jan 2013

A Love Letter Between A Glass Of Water And A Wristwatch, Arnold Kim

The Messenger

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Gold-Painted Tassel, Emily Blevins Jan 2013

Gold-Painted Tassel, Emily Blevins

The Messenger

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Coming Home, Nicole Bredeson Jan 2013

Coming Home, Nicole Bredeson

The Messenger

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Eyes Open, Hayley Mojica-Morales Jan 2013

Eyes Open, Hayley Mojica-Morales

The Messenger

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