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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Thomas J Parry - Biography, Jenifer A. Harding
Thomas J Parry - Biography, Jenifer A. Harding
Documents: Thomas John Parry
Biography of RAF cadet Thomas John Parry who was killed in a plane crash on January 14, 1944, while training to be a pilot at 5BFTS. He is buried in the Commonwealth War Graves Commission British Plot. at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Arcadia alongside his co-pilot, Anthony J Oakley who died in the same crash.
Thomas J Parry - Cwgc Certificate, Jenifer A. Harding
Thomas J Parry - Cwgc Certificate, Jenifer A. Harding
Documents: Thomas John Parry
Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) Certificate for RAF cadet Thomas John Parry who was killed in a plane crash on January 14, 1944, while training to be a pilot at 5BFTS. He is buried in the CWGC British Plot. at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Arcadia.
Elat, Shehoret Industrial Zone, A-10054/2025, Tal Sapir
Elat, Shehoret Industrial Zone, A-10054/2025, Tal Sapir
Favissa: Past Archaeological Excavation Reports
In April–May 2025, a trial excavation was conducted northwest of Elat, in the Shehoret Industrial Zone (Permit No. A-10054/2025; map ref. 196507/390351; Fig. 1), in advance of the construction of Reservoir 2. The excavation was carried out on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority and funded by Mekorot – Israel’s National Water Company. The excavation was directed by T. Sapir (field photography), with the assistance of Y. Alamor (administration), A. Montague (surveying and aerial photography), A. Azoulay (plans), D. Degen-Eisenberg (scientific guidance), Y. Radashkovsky (aerial photography) and G. Seriy of the Southern Negev District.
Nahal Tamar (Tamar River) A-9980/2025, Avshalom Davidesko
Nahal Tamar (Tamar River) A-9980/2025, Avshalom Davidesko
Favissa: Past Archaeological Excavation Reports
In February–March 2025, a salvage excavation was conducted on the eastern bank of Nahal Tamar, west of Road 90 and of the access junction to Moshav ʽEn Tamar (Permit No. A-9980/2025; map ref. 546070/233150; fig. 1), prior to the installation of a Mekorot water pipeline. The excavation was carried out on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority and funded by the Mekorot Water Company. It was directed by A. Davidesko, with the assistance of Y. Alamor (administration), M. Kahan (aerial photography and plans), A. Fraiberg (aerial photography), I. Azoulay (drafting), D. Eisenberg-Degen (scientific supervision), G. Seriy (safety), and workers from …
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Shawn Fisher, Luke M. Gibbs
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Shawn Fisher, Luke M. Gibbs
Tenor of Our Times
No abstract provided.
The Christmas Truce Of World War I: Futility Or Humanity, Jacob Breezeel
The Christmas Truce Of World War I: Futility Or Humanity, Jacob Breezeel
Tenor of Our Times
Many believe the Christmas Truce of 1914 to be a sign of rebellion and mutiny from the common TImmy. Without context these ideas are plausible but with a closer look at the conditions they were in, the feelings towards the enemy, and a common holiday, it becomes clear that the truce was a sign of humanity amidst an inhumane war.
[Review Of The Book The Pioneer And The Innkeeper: Adventures In Uncertainty And Faith Around The World, By C. & M. Wilson], John E. Snellings
[Review Of The Book The Pioneer And The Innkeeper: Adventures In Uncertainty And Faith Around The World, By C. & M. Wilson], John E. Snellings
Department of Family and Community Medicine Faculty Publications
[First paragraph] The full breadth and powerful impact of family medicine as a global specialty is on full display in The Pioneer and the Innkeeper: Adventures in Uncertainty and Faith Around the World. In this compelling memoir, readers follow the life and career of Dr Cal Wilson, a family physician and global health expert, as he and his family pursue medical missions across the world. Not to be outdone by her husband, Mimi Wilson’s life story is co-featured in the book, and her own heart for service (in forms slightly different from those of her husband), create a dynamic …
True Law As Genre: Narrative Nonfiction And The Law, Jorge L. Contreras
True Law As Genre: Narrative Nonfiction And The Law, Jorge L. Contreras
Texas A&M Journal of Property Law
The Genome Defense, which offers a book-length narrative nonfiction account of the civil litigation that led to the elimination of patents on human genes in the United States, is a member of a distinct literary subgenre that I term True Law. Like the older and better-known True Crime genre, True Law narratives blend the conventions of journalism and novelistic writing to describe complex legal disputes in a manner that is engaging and accessible to the general public. True Law accounts, which have increased in number and popularity since the publication of Jonathan Harr’s A Civil Action in 1995, serve …
Economic Miracles And Their Hypes: An Africanist Disputation, Abou B. Bamba
Economic Miracles And Their Hypes: An Africanist Disputation, Abou B. Bamba
History Faculty Publications
This essay argues that economic miracles are the result of particular processes and procedures to establish a regime of truth. Taking the example of Ivory Coast from the 1950s through the early 1980s as core evidence, the author shows the role of public relations in creating a particular perception of economic achievements. Using the emergence of both West Germany and Japan as early examples in the wake of postwar reconstruction, it is further underlined that the larger context of the Cold War facilitated the construction of economic miracles.
Duae Cypriani Soarez Praefationes Ad Opus De Arte Rhetorica Libri Tres Commentariis Rhetoricis Instructae, Marcus Porto
Duae Cypriani Soarez Praefationes Ad Opus De Arte Rhetorica Libri Tres Commentariis Rhetoricis Instructae, Marcus Porto
Theses and Dissertations--Modern and Classical Languages, Literature and Cultures
De Arte Rhetorica Libri Tres (1562) written by Cyprian Soarez (1524-1593), priest and teacher of the Society of Jesus, was the standard rhetorical manual in the Ratio Studiorum and thus was used for over two centuries in Jesuit colleges throughout the world. Concerned that young students of Latin were not yet ready for the major rhetorical texts of antiquity, such as Cicero’s and Quintilian’s, Soarez wrote this manual as a digest of ancient rhetoric to the beginner. This thesis uses the rhetorical precepts found in Cyprian’s work to analyze the work’s own two prefaces. Thus, it aims at providing …
The Complex Hurdles Of Sex Trafficking Investigation, Carlie Tretera
The Complex Hurdles Of Sex Trafficking Investigation, Carlie Tretera
Student Research Design & Innovation Symposium
In the past few decades, the prevalence of trafficking has increased, not only around the world, but also within the United States. In 2023, there was an estimated 1,091,000 people in America living in modern-day slavery conditions, which falls under the umbrella of human trafficking. In 2022, the Department of Justice only prosecuted a total of 310 individuals, 155 predominantly involved in sex trafficking. Compared to the estimated number of victims, 310 convicted traffickers is a strikingly low number. This is due to the extremely challenging investigation process related to human and sex trafficking. This research focused on why investigating …
The Disconnect Between Real Policing And Television, Jelena Vazquez
The Disconnect Between Real Policing And Television, Jelena Vazquez
Student Research Design & Innovation Symposium
Crime television shows portray a certain image of police officers that can either hurt or improve their public image. This study explored the evolution of the portrayal of law enforcement in fictional television shows compared to real world work. The investigator’s primary research was to watch two episodes from six different crime series and analyze how each show portrayed homicide and kidnapping cases. Secondary research was to interview police officers on how cases, like those depicted in the shows, are truly investigated and solved. The findings suggest that crime shows often mislead audiences and skew the public’s opinion of police …
Editorial Note, Antonio Medina-Rivera
Editorial Note, Antonio Medina-Rivera
International Journal of the Linguistic Association of the Southwest
No abstract provided.
From Language ‘Standards’ To Speaker Agency: Exploring Spanish Heritage Language Instructors’ Ideologies, Gabrielle Yocupicio
From Language ‘Standards’ To Speaker Agency: Exploring Spanish Heritage Language Instructors’ Ideologies, Gabrielle Yocupicio
International Journal of the Linguistic Association of the Southwest
This study explores the language ideologies of six university-level Spanish Heritage Language (SHL) instructors in Arizona, focusing on how they reproduce or challenge standard language ideologies (SLIs) in their teaching. SLIs often devalue the language varieties spoken by SHL learners, portraying them as informal or deficient compared to a perceived “standard” Spanish. Such views can undermine learners’ confidence and linguistic agency. Using qualitative methods, including interviews and observations, the study examines how instructors’ beliefs and practices align with or diverge from critical language awareness (CLA) frameworks that promote the legitimacy of all language varieties.
Findings reveal a spectrum of ideological …
Book Review -- Language Attitudes And The Pursuit Of Social Justice, Identity, Prejudice, And Education, Patricia Gubitosi Dr
Book Review -- Language Attitudes And The Pursuit Of Social Justice, Identity, Prejudice, And Education, Patricia Gubitosi Dr
International Journal of the Linguistic Association of the Southwest
No abstract provided.
Entrevista A John Lipski, Rafael Orozco
Entrevista A John Lipski, Rafael Orozco
International Journal of the Linguistic Association of the Southwest
No abstract provided.
Evolution, Karen Jackson
Evolution, Karen Jackson
Quill & Scope
Sparked by a Microbiology II lecture on plague, this piece reflects on the evolution of medicine across centuries. From herbs and leeches to vaccines and antibiotics, our tools have changed, but the plague doctor and the modern scientist are united by a shared desire to help and heal.
Radial, Steffy Jeswin
First Light, First Steps, Simoni Haji
Dancing In Poughkeepsie, Ivan Dominguez
Last Light At Peekskill, Steven Chen
Last Light At Peekskill, Steven Chen
Quill & Scope
A late autumn afternoon finds the southbound Amtrak Lake Shore Limited train approaching the town of Peekskill, NY, as birds play along the water and the fiery colors of fall shimmer in the breeze blowing off the Hudson River. // Fall 2024
Hazy Summer Sunset At Scarborough, Steven Chen
Hazy Summer Sunset At Scarborough, Steven Chen
Quill & Scope
The faint glimmers of the setting sun reflect off a northbound Metro-North passenger train as it travels through Scarborough, NY, with the Mario M. Cuomo Tappan Zee Bridge and Sleepy Hollow Lighthouse visible in the background. // Summer 2024
Water, Wind, And Drama At Dobbs Ferry, Steven Chen
Water, Wind, And Drama At Dobbs Ferry, Steven Chen
Quill & Scope
A classic spring afternoon unfolds with strong gusts stirring the Hudson River into whitecaps crashing against the shoreline, as a northbound Metro-North train bound for Poughkeepsie glides along the water-level route, departing New York City and hugging the rugged riverbank. The One World Trade Center can be seen on the distant NYC skyline. // Spring 2025
A Comparative Analysis Of The Past Three Fifa World Cups: Nations’ Regulations, Policies, And Global Impact, Arturo Flores
A Comparative Analysis Of The Past Three Fifa World Cups: Nations’ Regulations, Policies, And Global Impact, Arturo Flores
History and Political Science | Senior Theses
The current study investigates the relationship between alcohol and sports marketing. Throughout this research paper, the primary focus is to look at the three previous World Cups and their hosting Countries: Brazil, Russia, and Qatar. To do this, the methods that are used to analyze the three countries will consist of a collection of digital archives consisting of YouTube ads, alcohol policies of the countries hosting the World Cup, and the effects of the World Cup on the hosts overall. In addition, the study goes into how the alcohol policies of each country have shifted before, during, and after being …
The Cycle Of Giving:, Sarai Brown
The Cycle Of Giving:, Sarai Brown
BYU Asian Studies Student Journal
On one hot summer day in the middle of a 3-month stint studying Mandarin Chinese at National Chung Hsing University (NCHU) in Taichung, Taiwan, my friends and I were desperate to sate our appetites after class, even in the atrociously hot and humid conditions. Most of our little group was drawn to a 牛肉麵 niúròu miàn (beef noodle) shop, but the thought of hot soup on a day like this drove me and a couple of others to continue our search. We stumbled upon another outdoor restaurant—though “restaurant” is perhaps a loose term for the holey-tent-covered food stand with mismatched …
What Is An American? A History Course Proposal, Nathan Walsh
What Is An American? A History Course Proposal, Nathan Walsh
SPARK Symposium Presentations
“What is an American? A History Course Proposal” is designed to be an introductory college-level course that encourages interest in history among the students and develops critical thinking skills throughout the course. That also implements and combats the use of AI in the classroom through a practical and beneficial strategy. The course content focuses on the cultural and legal history of American citizenship and immigration in the United States.
Poetry And Fiction Reading From Introduction To Creative Writing, Cara Dees, Conrad Ligasan, Justice Jackson, Hannah Wagner, Sammi Matias, Mathias Stewart, Reagan Lane, Claire Carrillo, Zander Schirmer
Poetry And Fiction Reading From Introduction To Creative Writing, Cara Dees, Conrad Ligasan, Justice Jackson, Hannah Wagner, Sammi Matias, Mathias Stewart, Reagan Lane, Claire Carrillo, Zander Schirmer
SPARK Symposium Presentations
This poetry and fiction reading features several student presenters from "English 2430: Introduction to Creative Writing" – many of whom are performing their creative work to a live audience for the first time. Whether through poetry or prose, these students' inventive use of language and storytelling will hook you from beginning to end.
The Influence Of Japanese Art And Aesthetics On The Paintings Of Théodore Rousseau, Erinn Alexis Stuart
The Influence Of Japanese Art And Aesthetics On The Paintings Of Théodore Rousseau, Erinn Alexis Stuart
Graduate Research Theses & Dissertations
Landscape paintings of Barbizon painter Théodore Rousseau provide a unique perspective on the impact of Japanese artworks on nineteenth-century French painting. The examination of Eastern influences on Western art has been confined to Western urban popular culture, resulting in a narrative that restricts the understanding of modern art to the context of Western industrialization. This method of exploring cultural influences constructs a narrative of othering, confining the perception of its impact to the superficial and commercial, thus perpetuating an othering subnarrative, not only between the two nations but also between the different genres of Western art. Through an investigation into …
The Shadow Of Exceptionalism: Morality, Pragmatism, And Covert Action In American Cold War Foreign Policy, Kyle Stacy
The Shadow Of Exceptionalism: Morality, Pragmatism, And Covert Action In American Cold War Foreign Policy, Kyle Stacy
History Theses - Archive
The complex forces of national identity, economic ambition, and ideological justification created a dynamic and contested landscape that shaped America’s Cold War policies. A carefully curated useful past, bolstered by religious convictions, fostered a belief in American exceptionalism and moral leadership that provided both the impetus and justification for 11 America’s actions abroad. Yet, America’s stated ideals—freedom and democracy—existed in stark tension with the pursuit of its national interests, often clashing with its self-perceived moral superiority. The Cold War environment fostered a culture of secrecy within the highest levels of government. Here, transparency and accountability were readily sacrificed for strategic …
Pages De Voyage, Voyages De Pages: A La Recherche Du Sacré Dans La Poésie De Silvia Baron Supervielle, Peter Schulman
Pages De Voyage, Voyages De Pages: A La Recherche Du Sacré Dans La Poésie De Silvia Baron Supervielle, Peter Schulman
World Languages and Cultures Faculty Publications
La poesie de Silvia Baron Supervielle decrit souvent des voyages (Pages de voyage; Lectures du vent, Sur le fleuve), des voyages elementaires de feu, d'eau et d'air, ainsi que des voyages abstraits de mots et d'absence de mots, d'abimes et de transports, avec des questions sans reponse comme a la fin de Lectures du vent: « ou all er pour/ que le mot occupe/ le silence1. » Certes les themes du voyage et l'idee d'etre entre deux pays, par exemple, ponctuent la prose de Baron Supervielle, mais ses livres de poesie mettent en avant surtout des voyages metaphysiques de l'exterieur …