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Bakhtin’S Problems Of Dostoevsky’S Poetics And The Ideological Problem Of The Brothers Karamazov, Natalie N. Griner
Bakhtin’S Problems Of Dostoevsky’S Poetics And The Ideological Problem Of The Brothers Karamazov, Natalie N. Griner
Honors Theses
Dostoevsky’s final novel, The Brothers Karamazov, strives to resolve the question of God’s existence. But many critics have acknowledged that Dostoevsky seems to present Ivan’s skeptical voice with equal, if not greater, force than Alyosha’s affirmative voice—a feature of the novel that is difficult to explain in the context of Dostoevsky’s avowed Christianity. There is an overwhelming consensus among critics that The Brothers is a thesis-novel. But in order to establish the novel as a defense of faith, the critic must ultimately dismiss the strength of Ivan’s voice; and in attempting to demonstrate that the voice of doubt prevails, …
Exhuming Ophelia: A Feminist, Costume Design Exploration, Shelby M. Gable
Exhuming Ophelia: A Feminist, Costume Design Exploration, Shelby M. Gable
Honors Theses
Ophelia is a character that has captivated and moved audiences since her first appearance onstage in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Prince of Denmark around the year 1600. Unfortunately, she represents a negative and slim representation of femininity that reflects a long-standing trend that has established a specific and limited iconic understanding of her character. As a feminist theatre maker I have undertaken a multi-phase approach to reconstructing Ophelia based on four separate approaches. First, I will examine how it is that Ophelia’s representation is harmful in Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Second I will show how feminist readers and critics have approached the …
Moving The Plague: The Movement Of People And The Spread Of Bubonic Plague In Fourteenth Century Through Eighteenth Century Europe, Gillian R. Fowler
Moving The Plague: The Movement Of People And The Spread Of Bubonic Plague In Fourteenth Century Through Eighteenth Century Europe, Gillian R. Fowler
Honors Theses
Research regarding the Yersinia Pestis (bubonic plague) in later medieval and early modern Europe has focused mainly on rat fleas and their role in transmitting the bacteria. This research focuses on people and their day to day movements and how that relates to the spread of bubonic plague across the following three areas of Europe, England, France and northern Italy during the time period between the fourteenth and eighteenth centuries. The changing belief system regarding the cause of these outbreaks emerges within these medieval Europeans which helps to facilitate the growing response to plague outbreaks and the affirmative actions taken …
Sehnsucht In The Heine Lieder Of Schubert’S Schwanengesang, Kathleen P. Brandau
Sehnsucht In The Heine Lieder Of Schubert’S Schwanengesang, Kathleen P. Brandau
Honors Theses
This thesis considers the theme of Sehnsucht in the context of German Romantic music, in particular, the Heine Lieder from Franz Schubert’s Schwanengesang. Of particular interest is the ordering of the Heine Lieder and the narrative that emerges when the songs are reordered to conform to the arrangement in Heinrich Heine’s poetic collection, Buch der Lieder. The final chapter identifies instances of Sehnsucht in the text and suggests a hidden poetic cycle that sheds light on some unusual musical connections between the poetry and Schubert’s settings of individual songs.
The Pandemonium Of Change: Endurance Of The Carnivalesque Mode, Jeremy K. Horton
The Pandemonium Of Change: Endurance Of The Carnivalesque Mode, Jeremy K. Horton
Honors Theses
The carnivalesque is a literary mode that takes the characteristics of medieval carnivals and brings them to literature. Academic study of the carnivalesque has thus far been relatively limited, leaving the researcher to explore a largely untapped field of literary analysis. The carnivalesque is most easily observable in the more celebrated mode of literature known as magical realism, which is a mode generally associated with Latin American authors, including several Nobel laureates. Magical realism deals with the insertion of traditional supernatural elements into otherwise natural worlds, which is the point where this mode intersects with the carnivalesque (though the two …
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A Day In The Life: The Tale Of Dr. Capitillar, Danyelle Pullens
A Day In The Life: The Tale Of Dr. Capitillar, Danyelle Pullens
Arrow Rock
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Jimmy, Abby Edele
About To Melt The Sky, Mai Urai
10-42, Blake Fields
Believing, You’Ll See, Emily Bounds
Danse Russe, Danyelle Pullens
Edele Family Vacation 2014: Wisconsin, Abby Edele
I Can’T Fly -Except Into The Wind, Sergio A. Poveda
Don’T You Remember?, Danyelle Pullens
Vagabond Spirit, Hannah Lawson
He Tells Me, Laine Johnson
Grecian Romance, Danyelle Pullens
Founder’S Rest, Emma Verstraete
Hickory And White Paint, Emily Bounds
What Is The True Color, Mai Urai
Sing Me Purple, Hannah Lawson
Influence, Abby Edele
Little Red, Danyelle Pullens
Macabre, Isaac White
The Debater’S Clock, Stephen Hawkes
The Ashes Of A Man I Used To Be, Devin Mitchell Durbin
The Ashes Of A Man I Used To Be, Devin Mitchell Durbin
Arrow Rock
No abstract provided.
The Classics, Blake Fields
Mother Nature, Isaac White
The Missing Poem, Emily Bounds