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Osmanli Balkan Mirasi Ve Türk Millî Kimliğinin Oluşumu (Ottoman Balkan Heritage And The Construction Of Turkish National Identity), Tamer Balci

History Faculty Publications

This study covers the influence of Ottoman Balkan Heritage on the construction of Turkish national identity. In order to shed light on the intricate correlation among the Ottoman heritage, the Balkans and Turkish national identity, this article presents that while the Turkish republican elite took a negative stance on the Ottoman Empire to create a secular nation-state, Balkan migrants’ view on Islam as the main component of their identity helped to shape the creation of Turkish national identity.

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Bu çalışma Osmanlı Balkan mirasının Türk millî kimliğinin oluşturulmasındaki etkilerini incelemektedir. Osmanlı mirası, Balkanlar ve Türk millî kimliği arasındaki münasebeti aydınlatabilmek …

Seeing Hysteria: A Case, A Study, Ela Przybylo, Michael Holly

Faculty Publications – English

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Hysteria Manifest: Cultural Lives Of A Great Disorder - Introduction, Derritt Mason, Ela Przybylo

Faculty Publications – English

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Mcglones - Miscellaneous Book 2, Carter County Genealogical Society

Carter County Genealogy Collection

Genealogy of the McGlones family of Carter County, Kentucky.

The Dream Is Work, Karin Olander

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The Flight Of The Sankofa Bird; Paul Strand’S Ghana; An African Portrait, The Fellowship Of Man And The Idea Of Africa, Hilary R. Whitham

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"At Paul Strand’s birth in 1890, the Gold Coast was an important West African colony of the British Empire.1 By 1963, when Strand, then an older statesman of modern photography, made his second of three trips to photograph Africa, the Gold Coast had become Ghana, the first independent democratic nation on the continent.2 In contrast to his previous projects, in which books swiftly followed the conclusion of Strand’s travels, the photos of Ghana remained unpublished until 1976. The resulting volume, Ghana: An African Portrait, included 93 photographs and a text by British-born historian of Africa Basil Davidson (1914 – 2010). …

Artist And Teacher; The Photographic Instruction Of Carlotta M. Corpron, Alison D. Stauver

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"From 1935 to 1968 abstract photographer Carlotta M. Corpron (1901-1988) taught several courses including art history, design, advertising design, photography, and creative photography at Texas State College for Women (TSCW) in Denton, Texas.1 Corpron pursued her photographic work through a series of progressively abstract experimentations which she called: “Nature Studies,” “Light Drawings,” “Light Patterns,” “Light Follows Form,” “Space Compositions,” and “Fluid Light Designs.” (Fig. 1) As she developed her own abstract style of photography, Corpron simultaneously shared her experiments with her students, and encouraged their own individuality. Corpron’s teaching was directly influenced by her own education, both formal and informal. …

Tableaux Vivant For Suffrage; An Evening Of Art And Politics At The Maxine Elliot Theatre, Shannon Murphy

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The Rhino Horn Group, Adam Zucker

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The Struggles Within A Society Where Black Women Suffer Racism, Sexism, And Violence, Karen D. Emmanuel

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The Dogs Of Dickens; The Canine Presence In The Author's Works, Christopher Koestner

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Aspects Of Allegory In Medieval Literature: Monstrous Punishments And Monstrous Women As Symptoms Of A Decaying Society / Social Structure In Tristan, Beowulf, And Piers Plowman, Samantha M. Valcarcel

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Blasé Speakers; The Tones Of Speakers In Carpe Diem Poetry, Iliana Luciano

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Educative Metafiction; The Interplay Of Learning, Literacy And Language In Shakespearean Drama And Modern Metafiction, Stacie Burrough

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"No Letter, No William": A Reassessment Of The Life And Work Of Dorothy Wordsworth, Neena Cinquino

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Tradition And Transformation In The Work Of Erica Hunt, Harryette Mullen, And Akilah Oliver, Janine D. Thornton

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Author(Iz)Ing The Self: Autobiography, Self-Mastery, And Identity Construction In Defoe And Coetzee, Mira Mayuri Sengupta

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"Reigniting The Spark" Teaching The Harlem Renaissance To A New Generation, Ayeley Sowah

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Atomic Education: The Cold War Effect On College Students’ Education, Jonathan Smith

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Women In Space: Feminist Pulp Science Fiction From 1927-1948, Matthew Martin

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Collective Consciousness; Sharing Being Through Phenomenology, Sensation & Perception In Virginia Woolf's The Waves And In George Eliot's Middlemarch, Nalani S. Kopp

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Desert Odyssey, Alan Good

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Dissidence Is Bliss: The Ecstasy Of Rebellion In The Works Of Jean Genet, Shane Fallon

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The Short Stories Of Jhumpa Lahiri, Stuart Waterman

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Post-Colonialism In Lebanese Civil War Novels: Reflection Of Peace, Hybridity And National Identity In Elias Khoury's Little Mountain And Hanan Al Shayk's Beirut's Blues, Maram Kisra Haddad

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Beloved Ophelia Or "Love Too Thick" Woman's Language In Shakespeare And Morrison, Asja Karapandza

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Young-Adult Gay Literature: Coming Of Age For Lgbtq Teenagers, Armand V. Zeppa

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My Master's Thesis is an analysis and overview that will explore the evolution of Young Adult (YA) Gay literature from 1969 to the present. It will explore the impact this genre has had on the LGBTQ community, the gradual societal shifts in attitudes towards homosexuals, the reciprocal influence within the scope of Queer Theory, and the importance as a relevant literary genre.

YA gay literature has influenced many segments of American mainstream society through heartrending stories dealing with themes about coming out, acceptance, bullying, violence, isolation, guilt, shame, and countless other negative experiences gay people have lived through on a …

Writing Fanny's Room & Reading Emma's House Jane Austen's Spatial Construction Of A Subjective, Social Self, Brent Chamberlain

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Primitivism And The Black Form: The Effect On Contemporary Black Culture Through Hip Hop, Paryss A. Sherman

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Questioning Our Moral, Ethical, Aesthetic Convictions And Social Conventions, Dieuveuille Amilus

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