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The Tent, Jean F. Campbell Jun 2015

The Tent, Jean F. Campbell

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Fiction by Jean Campbell


The Guiding Hand, Patricia Anne Moriarity Jun 2015

The Guiding Hand, Patricia Anne Moriarity

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Fiction Patricia Moriarity


A Woman Has Troubles, Timotheus Carson Jun 2015

A Woman Has Troubles, Timotheus Carson

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Fiction Timotheus Carson


The Visit, Norman Wilkins Jun 2015

The Visit, Norman Wilkins

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Fiction by Norman Wilkins


The Individualist, Jean K. Rauch Jun 2015

The Individualist, Jean K. Rauch

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Non-fiction by Jean K. Rauch


Abdication, Lucia Walton Jun 2015

Abdication, Lucia Walton

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Fiction by Lucia Walton


The Curious Duck, Jane Bachman Jun 2015

The Curious Duck, Jane Bachman

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Fiction by Jane Bachman


The Brass Key, Ron Schaffner Jun 2015

The Brass Key, Ron Schaffner

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Fiction by Ron Schaffner


Poems, Robert Petty Jun 2015

Poems, Robert Petty

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Poems inlcude: How Distant Now?, Out of Winter, and Credo, by Robert Petty


Front Matter, Manuscripts Staff Jun 2015

Front Matter, Manuscripts Staff

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No abstract provided.


The Problem With Creativity, Con Kennedy Jun 2015

The Problem With Creativity, Con Kennedy

Conference papers

Creativity would seem to be the single most important competency of design practitioners. The literature would suggest that, in general, creativity is considered to be a positive thing generating positive outcomes of design practices and their clients. This paper investigates how creativity can be defined within the paradigm of design practice and practitioners and draws upon references in international literature to establish themes and concepts. Once identified, these themes are then investigated to identify potential problems or issues with creativity. Problems may include but are not limited to: practices undertaken by the individual designer; attitude responses from the individual designer; …


Hybrid, Subversive, And Skeptical Performances Of Gender, Power, And Space In The Postcolonial Avant-Garde, Alyson T. Inouye Jun 2015

Hybrid, Subversive, And Skeptical Performances Of Gender, Power, And Space In The Postcolonial Avant-Garde, Alyson T. Inouye

Honors Projects

In her one-woman play, Iraqi-American playwright and actress Heather Raffo performs the testimonies of nine resilient Iraqi women, emphasizing their diverse experiences of the American occupation and life under the Baathist regime. Near the end of the play, one of the soliloquies breaks down into incoherence: an instance of poetic rupture. There is revolutionary potential latent in this avant-garde technique, and by applying it to her urgent and immediate postcolonial context Raffo simultaneously enacts and demands a response of justice to the injustices attested to throughout. Through the poetic rupture of Layal’s textual/psychological breakdown, Raffo undermines the system that, by …


There Will Be Violence: A Critical Analysis Of Violence In The Works Of Cormac Mccarthy, Matthew L. Robinson Jun 2015

There Will Be Violence: A Critical Analysis Of Violence In The Works Of Cormac Mccarthy, Matthew L. Robinson

Honors Projects

This discussion of McCarthy’s use of violence in his western novels will focus primarily on the books Blood Meridian or the Evening Redness in the West and No Country for Old Men.

Both novels feature antagonists who use war and violence to impose a new societal order. They fail in the end – they cannot succeed so long as there are individuals who refuse to conform to a widespread acceptance of violence that follows Judge Holden’s doctrine of war. In McCarthy’s novels, violence is used to impose a new order of existence. The opposition of individuals cause these imposed …


Joy Of Exploration, Channon Visscher Jun 2015

Joy Of Exploration, Channon Visscher

Faculty Work Comprehensive List

"What drives our desire to turn pixels into portraits, and to turn distant specks of light into new worlds? Why does there exist such a strong, inherent human desire to explore the unknown, to see a part of creation that we haven’t seen before?"

Posting about the dwarf planet Pluto from In All Things - an online hub committed to the claim that the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ has implications for the entire world.

http://inallthings.org/gods-laughter-is-no-joke


Triple Crown, Richard C. Crepeau Jun 2015

Triple Crown, Richard C. Crepeau

On Sport and Society

It was a just a year ago that I wrote about the last attempt at a Triple Crown. This year we are at that point again where a race of approximately two minutes and twenty seconds will either end a remarkable era of Triple Crown futility or extend it for yet another year. And so with a few changes of the cast I submit again these observations on this marvelous weekend in horse racing history.


Writing & Linguistics News, Georgia Southern University Jun 2015

Writing & Linguistics News, Georgia Southern University

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Volume 24, Issue 3: Full Issue, Manuscripts Staff Jun 2015

Volume 24, Issue 3: Full Issue, Manuscripts Staff

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No abstract provided.


A Scene From The Crucifixion, Bill Garrison Jun 2015

A Scene From The Crucifixion, Bill Garrison

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Non-fiction by Bill Garrison


"Toad", Tom E. Willey Jun 2015

"Toad", Tom E. Willey

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Non-fiction by Tom Willey


My Light Of Friendship, Judy Winslow Jun 2015

My Light Of Friendship, Judy Winslow

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Non-fiction by Judy Winslow


Humility, Anne Laughlin Jun 2015

Humility, Anne Laughlin

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Non-fiction by Anne Laughlin


Murder On The Highways, Ken Spraetz Jun 2015

Murder On The Highways, Ken Spraetz

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Non-fiction by Ken Spraetz


Debbie's Dream, Lynne Stephens Jun 2015

Debbie's Dream, Lynne Stephens

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Fiction by Lynne Stephens


My Home Education, Tai Kynn Shin Jun 2015

My Home Education, Tai Kynn Shin

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Non-fiction by Tai Kynn Shin


Reflections, Louise Haney Jun 2015

Reflections, Louise Haney

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Non-fiction by Louise Haney


Point Blank Observation, John Roberts Jun 2015

Point Blank Observation, John Roberts

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Non-fiction by John Robers


Footprints In The Sand, Jean E. Rees Jun 2015

Footprints In The Sand, Jean E. Rees

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Fiction by Jean Rees


A Signpost On The Road I Traveled, Edward Kennedy Jun 2015

A Signpost On The Road I Traveled, Edward Kennedy

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Fiction by Edward Kennedy


The Voting Age Should Not Be Eighteen, David Flowers Jun 2015

The Voting Age Should Not Be Eighteen, David Flowers

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Non-fiction by David Flowers


Hurricane, George Russell Jun 2015

Hurricane, George Russell

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Non-fiction by George Russell