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Researcher Access To Born-Digital Collections: An Exploratory Study, Julia Y. Kim
Researcher Access To Born-Digital Collections: An Exploratory Study, Julia Y. Kim
Journal of Contemporary Archival Studies
While a small, but growing number of institutions offer access to born-digital collections, there is scant literature documenting researcher interaction with these materials. This paper addresses this gap through documenting and analyzing researcher interactions to portions of born-digital collections at New York University (NYU) Libraries, with the cooperation of NYU’s Fales Library and Special Collection and the Digital Library and Technology Solutions Department, as well as the National Digital Stewardship Residency (NDSR) program. From September 2014-May 2015, NYU Libraries began implementing an “access-driven” born-digital workflow for their 3 archives: Fales Library and Special Collections, NYU University Archives, and the Tamiment …
In Place: May 25, 2018, Place
In Place: May 25, 2018, Place
PLACE Historical Documents
In PLACE is a newsletter designed to keep the Linfield College community apprised of information related to PLACE activities, as well as ways to bring the program into classes. Included in this issue:
- Spotlight On: PLACE's Upcoming Theme, Revolutions
- Announcing: PLACE Fellows, 2018-2019
- Last Week in PLACE
2018 Commencement Remarks By The President, Philip L. Boroughs S.J.
2018 Commencement Remarks By The President, Philip L. Boroughs S.J.
President's Remarks
Text of the remarks given by Rev. Philip L. Boroughs, S.J., President of the College of the Holy Cross during the 172nd Commencement Exercises held on Friday, May 25, 2018.
Father Boroughs is the 32nd president of Holy Cross.
Fading The Lines: A Photographic Essay On Bajan Religious Tolerance, Ashley Gordon, Dr. Jerry Garns
Fading The Lines: A Photographic Essay On Bajan Religious Tolerance, Ashley Gordon, Dr. Jerry Garns
Journal of Undergraduate Research
During the summer of 2017, I traveled to the island of Barbados to better understand and accurately document two of the island’s diminishing religions: The Apostolic Spiritual Baptists and the Rastafari. I wanted to photograph the Bajan people in such a way as to display and emphasize the light and hope that their faith creates on both individual and communal levels.
2018 Commencement Address: Michele Norris, Michele Norris
2018 Commencement Address: Michele Norris, Michele Norris
Commencement Addresses
Emmy and Peabody Award-winning journalist Michele Norris, longtime NPR host, founder of The Race Card Project and executive director of The Bridge, will address this year’s graduates during the College of the Holy Cross Commencement ceremonies on Friday, May 25, at 10:30 a.m. at the DCU Center in Worcester. Norris is one of the nation's most recognized voices in radio, having served as NPR’s first African-American female host of its flagship program “All Things Considered.” From 2002 to 2015, she interviewed world leaders, American presidents, Nobel laureates, leading thinkers, groundbreaking artists, even astronauts traveling in outer space. While working at …
172nd Commencement Program (2018), College Of The Holy Cross
172nd Commencement Program (2018), College Of The Holy Cross
Commencement Documents
Order of execises for the 172nd Commencement of the College of the Holy Cross, held May 25, 2018.
Monumental Questions: 1860s Civil War Monument Vandalization At Manassas, Ryan Bilger
Monumental Questions: 1860s Civil War Monument Vandalization At Manassas, Ryan Bilger
The Gettysburg Compiler: On the Front Lines of History
On October 4, 2017, I awoke to the news that the Stonewall Jackson equestrian monument at Manassas National Battlefield Park had been vandalized. Having worked there as a Pohanka intern during the summer of 2016, I was saddened to hear this. Now, I have no great love for the Jackson monument. It makes the Southern general look like Superman atop a horse that appears to have had a good amount of steroids mixed with its oats and hay. Yet, I believed then, as I do now, that covering the monument in colored paint was an extremely inappropriate act of vandalism. …
Critique Of "Aesthetic Non-Differentiation" Thought: Reflections And Transcendence In The Early Gadamer's Aesthetics, Jianhua Xiao
Critique Of "Aesthetic Non-Differentiation" Thought: Reflections And Transcendence In The Early Gadamer's Aesthetics, Jianhua Xiao
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
There are two backgrounds when the concept of "aesthetic non-differentiation" is put forward. The background of thought is critique of Kant's subjective aesthetics and its successors, such as genius aesthetics and experience aesthetics. The real background of art practice is the critique of the so-called "museum-style art". The theoretical essence of "aesthetic non-differentiation" is the emphasis on the unity and non-differentiation of the whole life world and ontological truth as a representation of the life world. The directly and mainly theoretical source of "aesthetic non-differentiation" is Heidegger's ontological thought. The misreading of Heidegger's ontological aesthetics causes some theoretical defects in …
Human, Animal, And Life In The Posthuman Turn: From Agamben To Young Marx, Xingkun Wang
Human, Animal, And Life In The Posthuman Turn: From Agamben To Young Marx, Xingkun Wang
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
The Posthuman thought since the 1980s has challenged anthropocentrism and humanism to a great extent, and has promoted our reflections on what human is, on the relationship between humans and animals, and on human life itself. Three paths of Posthuman research will be traced, in which the concept of "biopolitics" and "anthropological machine" of Agamben proceeds from the animalization of human in the political field, and reveals the the dilemma of exclusive inclusion facing contemporary human life. But Agamben comes up with a passive politics based on a-historical analysis. This paper is intended to go back to the analysis of …
New Evidence To Some Issues Of The Linchuan School Of Drama In The Ming Dynasty: On The Basis Of The Historical Facts Of Tang Xianzu's Associating With His Fellow Countrymen, Zhiyong Chen
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
In the Ming Dynasty, Linchuan, in addition to Suzhou, Nanjing, and Hangzhou, is another important center of drama where Tang Xianzu is the core. The center formed around a family with remote village communities and the members include Xie Tingliang, Shuai Ji, Wu Shizhi, Zeng Ruhai, Zheng Zhiwen and Xu Fenpeng. These writers have different degree of social contact with Tang Xianzu, and tend to have similar creation and thought. It is reasonable to consider the Linchuan drama group during the period of the late Ming dynasty as an independent genre of drama. More importantly, to explore the activities of …
Intuitional Experience And Visual Regulation: On The Relationship Between Language And Picture In Xiangxing Shujian And Xiangxing Sanji, Tairan Liu
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
Shen Congwen's consciousness about the difference and complementarity between pictures and words finds expression in his Xiangxing Shujian (The Complete Works of Shen Congwen) and Xiangxing Sanji (Random Sketches on a Trip to Hu'nan). Shen thinks that it is much more difficult to express his intuitional experience by words than by painting, though, for him, painting is still powerless in this regard. Shen just made do with words. So he tried to describe the intact image of Xiangxi (West Hu'nan) by juxtaposing words and painting simultaneously and by balancing what is classic and what is modern. In fact, that kind …
The Energeia And Image In The Thought Of Gadamer In His Late Years, Lijun Sun
The Energeia And Image In The Thought Of Gadamer In His Late Years, Lijun Sun
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
The concept of energeia is the up-to-date thought in Gadamer's old age, which is also philosophical hermeneutics' upto-date contribution to ontology. The energeia means the force in the development of being. According to the philosophical hermeneutics, being can be divides into three grades: the chaos, the being, and the transformation from chaos to the being. In the transformation from chaos to the being, it is the energeia that makes it happen. The essence of the image is that it is the way of chaos transformation into the being. At the same time, the image preserves the energeia which drives the …
Zhidun's Five-Character Poems And Their Significance In The History Of Poetry, Yanfeng Cai
Zhidun's Five-Character Poems And Their Significance In The History Of Poetry, Yanfeng Cai
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
Zhidun is an eminent monk in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. He made great achievements in Buddhism. His poetry was very influential in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Zhidun inherited the tradition of Wei and Jin Poetry, and paid attention to poetic language. Influenced by the popular metaphysical poems in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Zhidun's poetry had a significant impact on literati poetry. Judging from the number of poems and the level of art, that Zhi Dun's was a very important poet in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. However, because Zhidun was a monk, his poetry and its significance have not been fully …
Aristocratic Portrait Of Cifu: A Study Of The Fuxue At The Xiao Family Of Lanling In The Southern Dynasties, Xiang Liu
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
As an imperial family in the Southern Dynasties (420-589) , the Xiao family of Lanlin played the roles of royal members and literati, the interaction between which profoundly influenced the criticism and creative activities of Cifu. Wen Xuan supervised by Xiao Tong distinguished Sao and Fu and prioritized Fu. Taking Jinfu as the object of investigation, it constructed the concept of the dynamic history of Fu that attached importance to both great Fu and little Fu. In terms of content, the Xiao family often created lyrical little Fu with aristocratic interests and recreational tendencies, in accordance with the principle of …
Horace's Poetry And The Literary Order Of Augustan Rome, Yongyi Li
Horace's Poetry And The Literary Order Of Augustan Rome, Yongyi Li
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
Roman poets in the Augustan era were already faced with a literary order the complexity of which was almost modern, composed of the state, the public, patrons and friends. The prevalence of literary patronage compelled poets to negotiate between art and political power, whereas a well-developed mechanism of publication, transmission and book trade exerted pressure on them in terms of tastes and fashions. Horace's success lay in his ability to outmaneuver the system through ingenious strategies, whereby instead of falling victim to it, he managed to shape the course of Roman poetry.
Post-Structuralist Poetics In The Great Preface And Some Thoughts On The Modernization Of Ancient Chinese Literary Theory, Mingdong Gu
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
The Great Preface of the Mao School of Poetry is a foundational document for the exegesis of the Shijing and a landmark for Chinese literary theory. Despite its status as the first cornerstone for Chinese poetics, it has incurred harsh criticism due to its various inadequacies and unknown origin, and is never regarded as the first self-consciously composed literary criticism. Is The Great Preface indeed a discourse with a loose structure and inconsistent thesis as the critics have suggested? To re-examine its writing, conception, and overall structure from the perspective of post-structuralist discourse theory will draw an opposite conclusion: The …
Writing//Posthuman: The Literary Text As Cognitive Assemblage, Katherine Hayles N.
Writing//Posthuman: The Literary Text As Cognitive Assemblage, Katherine Hayles N.
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
Posthuman studies have developed in many different directions, which may be charted according to the role they assign to computational technologies. Arguing that computational media have been highly influential in the spread of posthumanism and its conceptualizations, this essay illustrates the importance of digital technologies for writing in the contemporary era. Humans and computational media participate in hybrid interactions through cognitive assemblages, networks through which information, interpretations and meanings circulate. Illustrating these interactions are analyses of two works of electronic literature, Sea and Spar Between by Nick Montford and Stephanie Strickland, and Evolution by Johannes Heldén and Hakan Jonson.
A Study Of The Combination Of Elegance And Popularity In The Chuanqi Plays' Lyrics During The Reign Of Emperor Wanli, Yihui Li
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
In drama theories, criticisms and creative practices during the reign of Emperor Wanli in the Ming dynasty, the combination of elegance and popularity in chuanqi plays' lyrics was prominent, which demonstrated the interactive characteristics of aesthetic theories and literary writings. In terms of theories, Tu Long made a first attempt, which was fulfilled by Wang Jide and inherited by Wang Tingne, Zang Maoxun, etc. In terms of creative practices, Mei Dingzuo's The Story of the Jade Box initiated this thought, and then Tang Xianzu's Peony Pavilion pushed it to its peak, followed by the other two plays The Story of …
An Interpretation Of “Xingwei”, Chao Sun
An Interpretation Of “Xingwei”, Chao Sun
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
"Xingwei" is a poetic category based on the theory of "Xing" and "Wei" in Chinese poetics. Connecting "Xing" and "taste" theories, Zhong Rong put forward the theory of "Flavour", which refers to the beauty of implication in the content and situation of the poems. This became the basic meaning of "Xingwei" later. An overview ancients cases indicate that "Xingwei" mainly refers to an aesthetic feeling or experience implied in the poetry and can rouse the reader' extremely interest and enable the reader to have an endless aftertaste. It points to both aesthetic acceptance and the generation of creation, has two …
Esthefany López Cruz, Esthefany López Cruz
Esthefany López Cruz, Esthefany López Cruz
Coming to the Plains Oral Histories/ Llenando las Llanuras Historias Orales
Esthefany López Cruz is the daughter of Honduran immigrants. In 1998, her parents decided to embark on the dangerous journey to the United States to escape the devastation of Hurricane Mitch. López Cruz was only one and half at the time. The family settled down in Hastings, Nebraska to be close to López’s Cruz grandmother. Because of debates around Temporary Protected Status, López Cruz fears that the government will send Hurricane Mitch survivors like her back to Honduras. López Cruz faced many challenges growing up in a Spanish-speaking household while attending a school that taught subjects in English. Despite that, …
Volume Cxxxv, Number 24, May 25, 2018, Lawrence University
Volume Cxxxv, Number 24, May 25, 2018, Lawrence University
The Lawrentian
No abstract provided.
Seeing Through The Eyes Of The Other: Putting A Verse Of The Qur’An Into Practice, Saleem Bhimji
Seeing Through The Eyes Of The Other: Putting A Verse Of The Qur’An Into Practice, Saleem Bhimji
Consensus
No abstract provided.
Dear Diary : Musings From An Invisible Mixie, Sarah C. Creagen
Dear Diary : Musings From An Invisible Mixie, Sarah C. Creagen
Theses and Dissertations
This is a paper for mixed-race queers; visible, invisible, and maybe still deciding where they fall in the spectrum.
Deeper Understanding Through Novels And Biographies, Brice Balmer
Deeper Understanding Through Novels And Biographies, Brice Balmer
Consensus
No abstract provided.
Music Video Creation And Auteurism, Dylan Paris
Music Video Creation And Auteurism, Dylan Paris
University Honors Theses
My thesis project is a music video for a song I wrote and recorded called “Mad King”. The themes of the song revolve around my fears and anger towards our current presidential administration and the constant threat of death from nuclear war. The video combines footage of myself playing multiple characters in a near future based on my fears and anxieties. Along with the footage of myself, additional found footage is overlaid into the piece. This footage includes rallies, North Korean military parades, the inauguration of Donald Trump, test footage of the “Mother Of All Bombs”, and lastly alpha footage …
Faith, Feminism, And The Other: Rethinking Christian And Muslim Women’S Engagement, Idrisa Pandit
Faith, Feminism, And The Other: Rethinking Christian And Muslim Women’S Engagement, Idrisa Pandit
Consensus
No abstract provided.
Teaching Is Not Instruction: A Jewish Perspective On Teaching Religion In The Light Of Krister Stendahl’S Three Rules Of Religious Understanding, Dow Marmur
Consensus
No abstract provided.
Seeing Through The Eyes Of The Other, Brice Balmer, Bob Chodos, Sarah Shafiq, Nancy Vernon Kelly
Seeing Through The Eyes Of The Other, Brice Balmer, Bob Chodos, Sarah Shafiq, Nancy Vernon Kelly
Consensus
No abstract provided.
From Other To Brother: The Transformation Of Otherness In The Lds Missionary Experience, Michael H. Clifton
From Other To Brother: The Transformation Of Otherness In The Lds Missionary Experience, Michael H. Clifton
Consensus
No abstract provided.