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Viewing Terrence Malick’S A Hidden Life As Political Theology: Toward Theocinematics, Joel Mayward Oct 2023

Viewing Terrence Malick’S A Hidden Life As Political Theology: Toward Theocinematics, Joel Mayward

Journal of Religion & Film

In this article, I bring Terrence Malick’s 2019 film, A Hidden Life, into conversation with two of philosopher Paul Ricoeur’s concepts: (1) the “social imaginary” as the interplay of ideals, images, ideologies and utopias, and (2) Ricoeur’s description of the genre of “parable” as a narrative-metaphor which provokes a “re-orientation by disorientation” within an audience’s imagination. Drawing from Ricoeur’s thought, I apply a theological film criticism I call “theocinematics” to A Hidden Life in order to call attention to the ways in which the cinematic form itself engenders sociopolitical and theological thought. Through emphasizing film aesthetics in my analysis, …


Peele’S Black, Extraterrestrial, Naturalistic Critique Of Religion, Jonathan D. Lyonhart Oct 2023

Peele’S Black, Extraterrestrial, Naturalistic Critique Of Religion, Jonathan D. Lyonhart

Journal of Religion & Film

While Jordan Peele’s films have always held their mysteries close to the chest, they eventually granted their viewers some climactic clarity. Get Out (2017) used an 1980s style orientation video to clear up its neuroscientific twist, while Us (2019) had Lupita Nyongo’s underworld twin narratively spell out the details of the plot. Yet Nope (2022) refuses to show its hand even after the game is over, never illuminating the connection between its opening scene and the broader film, nor a myriad of other questions. As such, critics complained that it stitched together two seemingly incongruent plots without explanation; one where …


America In Wwi 1914-1915: Neutral In Policy, Allied In Practice, Kailian Blohm Oct 2023

America In Wwi 1914-1915: Neutral In Policy, Allied In Practice, Kailian Blohm

History Student Projects

This paper explores to what extent the United States kept to its policy of neutrality in 1914-1915 before it officially entered WWI. The paper discusses key figures in defining Anglo-American relations. After considering both economic and diplomatic factors in American foreign policy, the paper concludes that the United States had a vested interest in an Allied victory from the outset of the war.


Nonprofit Organizations And Arts Education In A Rural Community, Elise Lael Kieffer Oct 2023

Nonprofit Organizations And Arts Education In A Rural Community, Elise Lael Kieffer

Faculty & Staff Research and Creative Activity

The connection between public administration and nonprofit administration has been in existence since ancient times, when individual volunteers (the predecessors of a formal nonprofit sector) met humanitarian needs to which the government was unwilling or unable to attend. Addams (1910) formalized this intersecting relationship during her time working in Chicago’s slums with refugees. Pandey & Johnsons (2019) drew connections between public administration, public policy, and nonprofit management. They concluded that discoveries in one of those domains should necessarily be applied to the others. They advised that continued research should draw explicit connections across those sectors and highlighted examples of the …


Chacahoula 2023, Tram Phan, Mallory Kaul, Alayna Pellegrin Oct 2023

Chacahoula 2023, Tram Phan, Mallory Kaul, Alayna Pellegrin

Chacahoula

WE GROW, WE DEVELOP, WE THRIVE:

The 2023 issue of Chacahoula includes December 2022 and May 2023 graduating classes, as well as stunning photography of Week of Welcome, Homecoming, Mardi Gras, and Spring Fever. With features covering notable students, faculty, and staff, this year's time capsule beautifully preserves an academic year in the life of the University of Louisiana at Monroe.


Clic Newsletter - Fall 2023, Jesus Bautista, Magdalena Bunster, Stephania Cavanzo, Sofia Flores, Kevin Zhou Oct 2023

Clic Newsletter - Fall 2023, Jesus Bautista, Magdalena Bunster, Stephania Cavanzo, Sofia Flores, Kevin Zhou

CLIC Newsletter

Page 1: An Interview with Chinese Professor Yu Lao Shi

Page 3: 4 Restaurant Reviews

Page 7: Event Recap: LCB-Chinese Learn & Lounge (中⽂聚会)

Page 8: When in Rome: Touristic Spots and Landmarks

Page 11: Interview with Nick Luther

Page 13: Event Recap: Study Abroad: Italy Crash Course

Page 14: When in Barcelona: Touristic Spots and Landmarks

Page 17: Interview with Kyle Westfall

Page 19: Recipe: Curry Chicken

Page 20: When in Peru: Touristic Spots and Landmarks

Page 22: Bentley University: Faculty Led International Courses

Page 24: When in Chile: Touristic Spots and Landmarks

Page 27: Newest Language Partner - …


Current Social Justice Trends In Spiritan Activities: A Focus On The Influence Of Laudato Si’, Anita Zuberi Ph.D, Delaney Fiore Ba Oct 2023

Current Social Justice Trends In Spiritan Activities: A Focus On The Influence Of Laudato Si’, Anita Zuberi Ph.D, Delaney Fiore Ba

Spiritan Horizons

No abstract provided.


Dr. Nick Ross, Piano: Virtuosic Piano Music For The Left Hand Alone, Music Department Oct 2023

Dr. Nick Ross, Piano: Virtuosic Piano Music For The Left Hand Alone, Music Department

Concert and Recital Programs

The recital program for a performance by Otterbein's Dr. Nick Ross. Performed October 20, 2023. This recital focuses on large-scale works for the left hand alone. Three of the four works are well-established masterpieces within this genre, and the fourth is a world premiere of a new work by American composer Kent Holliday. This performance is connected to Dr. Ross's research on left-hand literature.


Ember Jazz Trio, Music Department Oct 2023

Ember Jazz Trio, Music Department

Concert and Recital Programs

The recital program for a performance of selections from Brooklyn-based Ember Jazz Trio's albums "August in March," "No One is Any One," and "New Year." Performed October 21, 2023.


Neurodiversity & Placemaking In Exhibition Design, Piper Hutson, James Hutson Oct 2023

Neurodiversity & Placemaking In Exhibition Design, Piper Hutson, James Hutson

Faculty Scholarship

of the place of art and culture in society, museums claim to have something for everyone. But, in reality, contemporary exhibition design is for a small percentage of the neurotypical population. Many visitors, especially the 10 to 15 percent of the global population who are neurodiverse, find contemporary exhibitions discomforting – from how subjects and themes are displayed, to the lack of inclusive design in environments. To ensure the exhibition-development process results in an experience that is safe, comfortable, and relevant for a neurodiverse audience, specific placemaking considerations need to be deliberately incorporated.


Christians In Conflict: How American Christians Responded To The Vietnam War, Shiloh Mcfarland Oct 2023

Christians In Conflict: How American Christians Responded To The Vietnam War, Shiloh Mcfarland

History Student Projects

This paper details the overall response of American Christians to the Vietnam War. Having a vast and varying response, the paper details Christians who both supported and protested the conflict in Vietnam. In order to provide a deep look into a vast topic in just nine pages, the paper uses the Southern Baptist church specifically to provide insight into the theological, political, and ideological reasons that Christians used as the basis for their response. The paper comes to the conclusion that Christians' response to the war was largely dependent on their buy-in to the containment theory.


A Guide To Farmington’S Magical Entities, Rainier Murray Oct 2023

A Guide To Farmington’S Magical Entities, Rainier Murray

Research Learning Experiences (RLEs)

A handmade guide to the fictional entities in Farmington, Maine, with a dash of horror narrative.


John O’Brien, The Qur'an And The Cross, Jan Slomp Ph.D Oct 2023

John O’Brien, The Qur'an And The Cross, Jan Slomp Ph.D

Spiritan Horizons

No abstract provided.


Laudato Si’S Integral Ecology: The Heart Of The Ethics Of Spiritan Mission And The New Political Movement In Nigeria, Chike Anyigbo Cssp Oct 2023

Laudato Si’S Integral Ecology: The Heart Of The Ethics Of Spiritan Mission And The New Political Movement In Nigeria, Chike Anyigbo Cssp

Spiritan Horizons

No abstract provided.


Transactional Relationships, Fiona Knott Oct 2023

Transactional Relationships, Fiona Knott

Research Learning Experiences (RLEs)

A fantasy comic exploring the real-life problem of transactional relationships.


A Typical Night 2021, Ahnalese Higgins Oct 2023

A Typical Night 2021, Ahnalese Higgins

Research Learning Experiences (RLEs)

A comic featuring an anthropomorphic koala who must navigate the pressure of the dance world.


Baby Chicken Flies The Coop, Abigail Wilcox Oct 2023

Baby Chicken Flies The Coop, Abigail Wilcox

Research Learning Experiences (RLEs)

A whimsical farm comic focused on the adventures of a baby chicken.


Be You, Hannah Holmwood Oct 2023

Be You, Hannah Holmwood

Research Learning Experiences (RLEs)

A zine focused on the acceptance of self.


Booklet Of My Life, Gabrielle Vincentsen Oct 2023

Booklet Of My Life, Gabrielle Vincentsen

Research Learning Experiences (RLEs)

An autobiographical booklet about country identity featuring poetry and prose.


Bi, Bi, Bi, Zac Holt Oct 2023

Bi, Bi, Bi, Zac Holt

Research Learning Experiences (RLEs)

A zine utilizing a poem, a short story, a comic, memes, and a handwritten mural of words to articulate a message of bisexuality influencing the author’s life.


Fiendish Film Reviews, Annabelle Taff Oct 2023

Fiendish Film Reviews, Annabelle Taff

Research Learning Experiences (RLEs)

A fanzine dedicated to the films of actor Alan Rickman.


Generation Z, Lina Martinez Nocito Oct 2023

Generation Z, Lina Martinez Nocito

Research Learning Experiences (RLEs)

A zine challenging stereotypical perceptions of Generation Z.


Homemade Booklet, Winter Adams Oct 2023

Homemade Booklet, Winter Adams

Research Learning Experiences (RLEs)

Autobiographical booklet featuring original prose, poetry, and illustrations.


How Odd It Is To Be Haunted By Someone Who Is Still Alive, Sierra Colbeth Oct 2023

How Odd It Is To Be Haunted By Someone Who Is Still Alive, Sierra Colbeth

Research Learning Experiences (RLEs)

An experimental handmade booklet exploring interpersonal trauma.


Long Story Short, Josephine Romatelli Oct 2023

Long Story Short, Josephine Romatelli

Research Learning Experiences (RLEs)

A fanzine focused on the creative output of popular recording artist Taylor Swift.


Pleasure Is Pain, Kenady Marshall Oct 2023

Pleasure Is Pain, Kenady Marshall

Research Learning Experiences (RLEs)

A feminist zine advocating for the accessibility of birth control.


Poems From Haruki Murakami Quotes, Kylee Walton Oct 2023

Poems From Haruki Murakami Quotes, Kylee Walton

Research Learning Experiences (RLEs)

A handmade booklet of original poetry constructed from fragments of the work of Haruki Marukami.


Pretty Boy, Leila Sutton Oct 2023

Pretty Boy, Leila Sutton

Research Learning Experiences (RLEs)

A fanzine focused on the character Spencer Reid from the popular TV series Criminal Minds.


Roll Perception, Dom Breton Oct 2023

Roll Perception, Dom Breton

Research Learning Experiences (RLEs)

A zine designed to introduce readers to the joys of tabletop RPGs.


Song Backdrops, Isa Ross Oct 2023

Song Backdrops, Isa Ross

Research Learning Experiences (RLEs)

A collection of original lyrics written to the melodies of contemporary popular hits.