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Articles 4621 - 4650 of 15621
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
"The Fifth Box", Donald Hall
"The Fifth Box", Donald Hall
Ontario Review
Donald Hall's most recent book of poems is Without. He lives in an old family house in New Hampshire.
"Bad Hand", Alicia Conroy
"Bad Hand", Alicia Conroy
Ontario Review
Alicia Conroy's most recent publications include work in The O. Henry Awards 2000 and New Delta Review. Her fiction is forthcoming in Puerto del Sol, Chattahoochee Review, and an anthology to be published by Syracuse University Press. She lives in Willimantic, Connecticut.
"To The Madhouse", Greg Johnson
"To The Madhouse", Greg Johnson
Ontario Review
Greg Johnson, of Atlanta, Georgia, has written several books of fiction, including the story collection Distant Friends and the recently published novel Sticky Kisses.
"Candy", Bonnie Jo Campbell
"Candy", Bonnie Jo Campbell
Ontario Review
Bonnie Jo Campbell, of Kalamazoo, Michigan, is the author of Women & Other Animals, winner of the AWP short fiction award. Her story "The Smallest Man in the World" appears in the 2000 Pushcart anthology.
"The Liar", Richard Burgin
"The Liar", Richard Burgin
Ontario Review
Richard Burgin's nine books include the novel Ghost Quartet (TriQuarterly Books, 1999) and the forthcoming story collection The Spirit Returns (Johns Hopkins, 2001). He is the composer of a collection of jazz songs In All of the World, available on CD from www.richardburgin.com. Highly recommended.
"The Risk Of The Real", Millicent Dillon
"The Risk Of The Real", Millicent Dillon
Ontario Review
Millicent Dillon's most recent biography is You Are Not I: A Portrait of Paul Bowles (1998). Her most recent novel is Harry Gold (2000). She lives in San Francisco.
"What About Saving The Earth", Lynn Hamilton
"What About Saving The Earth", Lynn Hamilton
Ontario Review
A recent MFA from the University of Virginia, Lynn Hamilton has had fiction in Iris. She currently teaches writing to undergraduates at the University.
"Clarty Tinks", Ellen Grehan
"Clarty Tinks", Ellen Grehan
Ontario Review
Ellen Grehan is a Scots-born journalist who has lived in Southern California for the past twenty years. "Clarty Tinks" is her first work of fiction.
One Year On: A Glorious Frightening Fourth, John M. Rudy
One Year On: A Glorious Frightening Fourth, John M. Rudy
Interpreting the Civil War: Connecting the Civil War to the American Public
When in the Course of human events...
In the mottled shade of Culp's Hill's trees, Dr. Charles Horner read the words of the Declaration of Independence clear and loud. A year earlier, rebel troops surged past his home on Chambersburg Street chasing soldiers flying the flag of the United States crafted by that document. Cannon fire reverberated off of the walls of his home. And this morning, a year on, cannon fire again echoed off his walls. But today it was a salute fired atop Cemetery Hill. America was preserved.
We hold these truths to be self-evident... [excerpt]
The Laureate, 12th Edition (2013)
The Laureate, 12th Edition (2013)
The Laureate
The Laureate’s mission is to provide undergraduate students at Western Michigan University a place in which to publish their works of fiction, poetry, non-fiction, and other creative works. The Laureate strives to be a professional and engaging journal that appeals to all.
The Laureate, 10th Edition (2011)
The Laureate, 10th Edition (2011)
The Laureate
The Laureate’s mission is to provide undergraduate students at Western Michigan University a place in which to publish their works of fiction, poetry, non-fiction, and other creative works. The Laureate strives to be a professional and engaging journal that appeals to all.
Oswald Humanities:Critical Research First Place: Maternal Masochism: Self-Degradation Of The Mother In Morrison’S “Beloved”, Lindsay Oberhausen
Oswald Humanities:Critical Research First Place: Maternal Masochism: Self-Degradation Of The Mother In Morrison’S “Beloved”, Lindsay Oberhausen
Kaleidoscope
No abstract provided.
Oswald Humanities:Critical Research Second Place: Exchange In Aristotle’S “Polis” And Adam Smith’S “Market”, Kelly King
Oswald Humanities:Critical Research Second Place: Exchange In Aristotle’S “Polis” And Adam Smith’S “Market”, Kelly King
Kaleidoscope
In The Politics, Aristotle, asserting that a polis must display virtue and friendship, advocates that trade must display moderation. However, in The Wealth of Nations, Smith’s notion of exchange does not respect temperance or liberality. Furthermore, the absence of a natural moderation in owning property and the distortion of the natural use of money do not allow friendship to flourish between individuals in Smith’s society. Instead the self-interest and advantage of the individual develops over the good of the community. Thus, Smith’s society has the qualities of Aristotle’s concept of an alliance, not a polis.
Oswald Humanities: Creative First Place: Elephant Memories: A Set Of Poems, Heather Sims
Oswald Humanities: Creative First Place: Elephant Memories: A Set Of Poems, Heather Sims
Kaleidoscope
This collection is an exploration of my memories. My mother has always teased me for being the elephant of the family; I remember details of things that others forget. These poems are my view of some of the important events in my life: my introduction to words, my discovery and concealment of my bisexuality, and the three deaths that weigh the most heavily on my elephant memories.
Oswald Humanities: Creative Second Place: Breaking Routine (A Short Fiction), Valerie Pfister
Oswald Humanities: Creative Second Place: Breaking Routine (A Short Fiction), Valerie Pfister
Kaleidoscope
No abstract provided.
Oswald Humanities: Creative Honorable Mention: The Evolution Of A Love Long Gone, Lindsay Oberhausen
Oswald Humanities: Creative Honorable Mention: The Evolution Of A Love Long Gone, Lindsay Oberhausen
Kaleidoscope
No abstract provided.
Dawn , Maia Hausler
Celebrity , Maia Hausler
Isle Royale, Karen Frederick
Willow, Karen Frederick
Crooks , Karen Frederick
Suspended, Kelsi Caywood
Incensed , Kelsi Caywood
Blindness, John Withee
The Power Of The Blues: A Response To Baldwin’S “Sonny’S Blues” , Marie Freudenburg
The Power Of The Blues: A Response To Baldwin’S “Sonny’S Blues” , Marie Freudenburg
The Laureate
No abstract provided.
The Girl On The Pedestal , Kelsey Pretzer
Calling It Quilts , Tom Smith
Tuesday Evening , Hannah Cotten