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The Milky Blue Water, Mark Livengood

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Patchwork, Mark Livengood

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Belle Epoque, Karen J. Hall

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My Grandmother's House, Karen J. Hall

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Ghost, Jennie Dawes

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What's For Dessert?, Jennifer H. Miller

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Dreams, Kent Lambert

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Postmarked Fort Hill, Jennifer H. Miller

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A Fostoria Tale, Debra Benko

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The Pile, Jeff Montgomery

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Untitled (Photograph), Dan Kirk

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Untitled, Infra-Red (Photograph), Woody Woodroof

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Untitled, Florence, Italy (Photograph), Eliza Brown

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Mwanafunzi (Photograph), David Bloch

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Joshua Tree (Photograph), Susan Mclain

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Contributors' Notes

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Graphic Design, Symposium Program Contest, Conner Gayda, Conner Gayda

JSU Student Symposium 2022

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Sweet Fooling: Ethical Humor In King Lear And Levinas, Kent R. Lehnhof

English Faculty Articles and Research

"In recent years, scholars have increasingly put the works of William Shakespeare (1564-1623) in dialogue with the ethical philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas (1905-1995)... The majority of these Shakespearean references are to Hamlet and Macbeth, but contemporary critics working in the vein of Levinas have tended to favor King Lear. No Shakespearean play has been subjected to Levinasian analysis more fully or more frequently.⁵ This critical proclivity is not unwarranted, for Shakespeare's tragic play and Levinas's ethical writings tell the same basic story: that of the egoist who heedlessly pursues his own interests until he is until he …

Zen And The Art Of Resistance: Some Preliminary Notes, James Mark Shields

Faculty Contributions to Books

In the Western and oftentimes Asian imagination, Buddhism generally—and Zen more specifically—is understood as being resolutely disengaged, attaching itself to a form of awakening that is not only, as the classical phrase has it “beyond words and letters,” but in the modern summation by D. T. Suzuki, perfectly compatible with any and all forms of political and economic “dogmatism,” whether capitalist, communist, socialist, or fascist. Of course, as numerous scholars have shown over the past century, on the level of historical actuality, Buddhist and Zen teachers and institutions have long participated in (usually hegemonic) economic and political structures. The …

Graphic Design, Symposium Program Contest, Ashlen Jackson, Ashlen Jackson

JSU Student Symposium 2022

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Graphic Design, Symposium Program Contest, Caycie Trotter, Caycie Trotter

JSU Student Symposium 2022

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Graphic Design, Symposium Program Contest, Anastasiia Goncharova, Anastasiia Goncharova

JSU Student Symposium 2022

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Graphic Design, Symposium Program Contest, Nicolas Guimaraes Vieira, Nicolas Guimaraes Vieira

JSU Student Symposium 2022

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Kuyper On Science: A Review Of Calvinism For A Secular Age, Channon Visscher

Faculty Work Comprehensive List

"Kuyper’s comprehensive vision for the Christian life has continued to capture a broader Christian imagination."

Posting about the book Calvinism for a Secular Age from In All Things - an online journal for critical reflection on faith, culture, art, and every ordinary-yet-graced square inch of God’s creation.

https://inallthings.org/kuyper-on-science-a-review-of-calvinism-for-a-secular-age/

Discursive Constructions In Televised News: The Case Of Mindanao, Philippines, Estelle Marie Macuja Ladrido, Ariel Robert Ponce

Department of Communication Faculty Publications

News stories carry boundary setting language that constructs nations as homogenous imagined communities and furthers the us-vs-them metanarrative that separates those who belong to one nation from those who do not. However, it may be possible that boundary-setting representations may be applied to groups within the nation-state. This article explores this possibility by examining the discourse constructed by mediated communication such as local and national television news programs about the Mindanao region in the southern Philippines. Results show that Mindanao-based journalists present Mindanao to local viewers as different, neglected, and violent. This is possibly an indication of how historical social …

Charles W. Bolen Faculty Recital Series: Dr. Rachel Hockenberry, Horn; Tiffany Ogden Smith, Piano; February 15, 2022, Rachel Hockenberry, Tifany Ogden Smith

School of Music Programs

Kemp Recital Hall

February 15, 2022

Tuesday Evening

7:30 p.m.

Fred And Dinah Gretsch School Of Music Newsletter, Georgia Southern University

School of Music: News & Publications (2017-2023)

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The Cynics' Understanding Of And Contribution To Philosophy, Yossra Hamouda

Theses and Dissertations

The Cynics are an understudied school in the history of philosophy especially, if we compare the amount of literature written on the Cynics to the amount of literature written on Socrates, Plato, Aristotle and other Greek schools like the Epicureans, the Neo-Platonists and even the Stoics. The lack of research interest in the Cynics, both from the side of philosophers and historians, is possibly grounded in a lack of interest in understanding the Cynical conception of philosophy. Unless we take a serious interest in understanding the Cynical conception of philosophy, we risk reducing the Cynics to the historical clowns of …

Entrepreneurship Education As Part Of Higher Education Reform In Egypt: An Exploratory Qualitative Case Study, Mona Mersal

Theses and Dissertations

Higher Education plays a key role in developing societies’ economies through preparing successful leaders and citizens who can compete in today’s rapidly-changing labor market. Entrepreneurship education can pave the way for job creation, innovation, critical thinking, and economic growth. The aim of this study is to explore the views of higher education stakeholders about the economic, socio-cultural, and pedagogical implications of entrepreneurship education in a private international higher education institution in Egypt, namely the American University in Cairo (AUC). Moreover, the study seeks to investigate some of the obstacles and best practices of entrepreneurship education at the AUC. The study …

Reinterpreting Medieval Islamic Autobiography: The Case Of Al-SakhāWī’S Irshād (1428/831 Ah - 1497/902 Ah), Maha Shawki

Theses and Dissertations

This thesis research aims to contribute to the study of medieval Arabic autobiographies by examining the autobiography of one of fifteenth-century Mamluk scholars, Muḥammad Ibn ʿabd al-Raḥmān al-Sakhāwī (1428/831 AH - 1497/902 AH).

The objective of this research is to understand more about the art of writing an autobiography during the late Mamluk period and how it relates to broader Islamic tradition. This will be done by considering al-Sakhāwī’s autobiography in the context of other similar concurrent texts written during the late Mamluk period to detect possible links and investigate how a medieval autobiography can be shaped by the character …