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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Hercules In Myth And Animation: Masculinity And Heroism, Noah Bautista
Hercules In Myth And Animation: Masculinity And Heroism, Noah Bautista
CAFE Symposium 2026
Disney's Hercules is a model man in today's society who combines the best aspects of both masculinity and femininity. In the myths, however, Hercules was much different and did not act as such a bridge between femininity and masculinity at the time. Through other scholarly works, the way that masculinity, heroism, and instrumentalization are presented and used is examined. Mythological Herakles is found to be a much more aggressive archetype of a man rather than Hercules, who is based upon strength in moderation and a more social society. Each fit into the ideals of the society they come from, perpetuating …
Longest Marriage In The World: Is Chocolate The Secret To Love?, Simon Brown
Longest Marriage In The World: Is Chocolate The Secret To Love?, Simon Brown
CAFE Symposium 2026
Although chocolate has always represented love in some facets, its expression has manifested into something poetic since its founding over 50 centuries ago. This poeticizing of chocolate's relationship with love was formed through the transportation of chocolate from Mesoamerica to Europe, and Europe to America. Whether it’s through Valentines Day, forgiveness gifts, or just a sweet treat added to a nice card, chocolate has become a token of appreciation usable for almost every occasion. Examining the timeline of affection created through both cacao and chocolate, this paper will explore chocolates’ transition from a food of lust to a gift of …
Life Beyond The Set: A Philosophical Analysis Of Existentialism In The Truman Show, Sharlene Almanzar
Life Beyond The Set: A Philosophical Analysis Of Existentialism In The Truman Show, Sharlene Almanzar
CAFE Symposium 2026
This paper aims to examine The Truman Show (1998) through the existentialist ideas of philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre, with particular attention to his concepts of freedom, bad faith, and self-creation, while also exploring the existentialist themes previously articulated by philosophers such as Nietzsche and Kierkegaard. The Truman Show serves as an allegory of existential freedom, demonstrating throughout that individuals are not born with an innate, fixed nature, but rather continually define themselves through their choices, ultimately illustrating Sartre’s principle that “existence precedes essence”. The concluding realization of the main character, Truman Burbank, that his world is an elaborate illusion embodies that …
The Virginia Monument: Dedication, Duty, And Dispute In Gettysburg, Thomas Geuther
The Virginia Monument: Dedication, Duty, And Dispute In Gettysburg, Thomas Geuther
CAFE Symposium 2026
This project provides an overview of the Virginia Monument located on West Confederate Avenue in Gettysburg. This includes the history of the monument, the creation process, challenges, and controversies found in both the past and present. The establishment of the Virginia Monument provides context for an American nation that found itself recovering from civil war while simultaneously preparing for a new test of determination and highlights the dispute surrounding Confederate monuments in the country.
South Carolina Monument At Gettysburg, Brayden Danbury
South Carolina Monument At Gettysburg, Brayden Danbury
CAFE Symposium 2026
This poster details the context, inscription, and dedication surrounding the South Carolina monument at Gettysburg, and its ties to the memory of the Civil War.
Hillary Rodham Clinton's Roadblocks To Political Power, Molly Hayter
Hillary Rodham Clinton's Roadblocks To Political Power, Molly Hayter
CAFE Symposium 2026
My research delves into how Hillary Rodham Clinton's political career was impacted by misogyny and gendered backlash. She was represented unequally in the media in comparison to male politicians and faced criticism for displaying both male and female characteristics, yet she did not let her focus on gendered policy decisions fade as she tackled foreign policy in her role as Secretary of State.
Music As Memory And Narrative In American Graffiti And Dazed And Confused, Jacob Tone
Music As Memory And Narrative In American Graffiti And Dazed And Confused, Jacob Tone
CAFE Symposium 2026
This poster explores how George Lucas’s American Graffiti (1973) and Richard Linklater’s Dazed and Confused (1993) utilize popular music as a narrative tool to define the evolution of American youth culture. By examining the shift from the unified, diegetic radio culture of 1962 to the fragmented, ironic rock pastiche of 1976, the research highlights how Lucas creates a "communal identity" rooted in sincerity while Linklater captures the "disillusionment" of a generation adrift. Ultimately, the study demonstrates that these soundtracks are not mere background elements but serve as vital cultural archives that mediate between history and cinematic memory, shaping the way …
Instilling Patriotism And Prejudice Through Game Of Battles Or Fun For Boys, Gabby Gavaghan
Instilling Patriotism And Prejudice Through Game Of Battles Or Fun For Boys, Gabby Gavaghan
CAFE Symposium 2026
For my Poster Project, I dove into the underlying socialization and indoctrination embedded within a board game from 1899 called "Game of Battles or Fun For Boys." I explored the overwhelming messages of toxic masculinity, the encouragement of enlisting in the military, and the lack of representation of women and African Americans.
Student Senate Meeting Minutes February 11, 2026, Student Senate-Winona State University
Student Senate Meeting Minutes February 11, 2026, Student Senate-Winona State University
Student Senate Meeting Minutes
This document is the official Winona State University Student Senate Minutes for February 11, 2026.
Shimmer: Introducing And Workshopping A New Methodology For Practice-Led Research, Lola Montgomery
Shimmer: Introducing And Workshopping A New Methodology For Practice-Led Research, Lola Montgomery
Staff Scholarship - Australia & Dubai
This presentation examines a new methodological approach by introducing shimmer as an embodied epistemological state that frequently appears within creative-practice research but is rarely named, scaffolded, or assessed. Emerging at the intersection of feminist philosophy, phenomenology, affect theory, reflective practice, and practice-led research, shimmer describes the moment when insight coheres somatically before it can be articulated conceptually. Rather than positioning intuition as unrigorous or accidental, shimmer reframes embodied emergence as a legitimate site of knowledge production. The paper situates shimmer in relation to existing frameworks such as flow, reflective practice, and action research, identifying a persistent gap in the literature …
Rewriting Betrayal: The Political Memory Of Andrei Vlasov And His Russian Liberation Army, Christian N. Adams
Rewriting Betrayal: The Political Memory Of Andrei Vlasov And His Russian Liberation Army, Christian N. Adams
Departmental Honors & Graduate Capstone Projects
This study examines the evolving historiography of Andrei Vlasov and the Russian Liberation Army (ROA) from the end of World War II to the post-Soviet era. Drawing on Soviet, émigré, and Western sources, it traces how interpretations of Vlasov’s defection reflected shifting moral and political frameworks in Russia’s collective memory. The analysis demonstrates that portrayals of Vlasov, from Stalinist condemnations to post-Soviet reappraisals, mirror the state’s changing relationship to patriotism, legitimacy, and dissent. By comparing Cold War scholarship with contemporary Russian debates, this paper argues that the Vlasov question endures not because of mere intrigue, but because it embodies the …
Report Of Kilby School, Kilby School Administration
Report Of Kilby School, Kilby School Administration
Documents
This is a yearly report from Kilby administrators about the objectives and goals of the teachers and support staff at Kilby for the students during the 1958-1959 school year.
Annual Report, Kilby School, Kilby School Administrators
Annual Report, Kilby School, Kilby School Administrators
Documents
This is an annual report of the positives and negatives that Kilby teachers saw in the 1957-1958 school year.
Special Section Table Of Contents
Mississippi Libraries Volume 87, Number 3 And 4
Mississippi Libraries Volume 87, Number 3 And 4
Mississippi Libraries
Complete issue of Volume 87, Number 3 and 4 of Mississippi Libraries.
Curriculum Materials Cataloged For Browsing, Michelle Emanuel
Curriculum Materials Cataloged For Browsing, Michelle Emanuel
Mississippi Libraries
When the University of Mississippi Libraries acquired a collection of state-adopted school textbooks for K-12 from its School of Education, a decision was made to catalog the collection for browsing to anticipate the needs of its primary users, both “in service” and “pre-service” teachers. The textbooks would be grouped according to their grade level, and cuttered by subject area, instead of being classed according to its subject area. As the collection would be integrated into the regular circulating collection, and not into a curriculum materials center, issues arose for both technical services and access services throughout the process, from cataloging …
The Last Human Place: Efficiency Is Killing Libraries, Gabriel Morley
The Last Human Place: Efficiency Is Killing Libraries, Gabriel Morley
Mississippi Libraries
This essay argues that libraries should de-prioritize efficiency. Instead, libraries should promote their value around connective labor, which is the human work of attention, care, and emotional understanding. Libraries are increasingly dominated by automation, data metrics, and speed. This essay puts forward the idea that libraries should shift focus to human relationships as an organizing principle. Drawing on Allison Pugh’s concept of connective labor, this essay contends that human-to-human engagement is essential infrastructure, as vital as technology or buildings. Efficiency-focused metrics like circulation and attendance fail to capture the deeper social function libraries play in communities and on campuses related …
News Briefs, Marvin H. Jeter Iii, Joyce Shaw
News Briefs, Marvin H. Jeter Iii, Joyce Shaw
Mississippi Libraries
News updates from Gunter Library at the Gulf Coast Research Laboratory and from the Mississippi Library Commission.
The Generative Turn: Ai And The Future Of Libraries, Deborah Lee
The Generative Turn: Ai And The Future Of Libraries, Deborah Lee
Mississippi Libraries
The Generative Turn introduces Mississippi librarians to the growing influence of generative artificial intelligence (AI) and what it means for the future of library work. Rather than focusing on fear or hype, the column invites librarians to explore how tools such as ChatGPT or DALL-E can support creativity and professional learning. It explains how these systems differ from earlier forms of AI and how they can be used in everyday library tasks. The article highlights the librarian’s role in helping communities use these technologies responsibly while continuing to emphasize digital literacy. The column provides recommendations for books, online resources, conferences, …
Slis Notes: Building Advocacy, Stacy Creel, Sarah Mangrum
Slis Notes: Building Advocacy, Stacy Creel, Sarah Mangrum
Mississippi Libraries
In 2016, the Pew Research Center found that 66 percent of adults believe that the public library has a positive role in their communities and believe in the educational role of libraries. Beyond education, respondents felt that libraries had a role in supporting businesses, technology, and other services, and were important parts of the community (Pew, 2016). Libraries continue to be “among the most trusted public institutions in our democratic society. Nevertheless, public libraries are struggling to regulate the library space as a space for all in democratic societies with increasing polarization” (Yamagishi, Koizumi, & Larsen, 2024, p. 1359). As …
President's Page, Matt Gully
President's Page, Matt Gully
Mississippi Libraries
Updates from the President of the Mississippi Library Association.
Front Matter
Mississippi Libraries
Front matter for Mississippi Libraries Vol. 87, Nos. 3 and 4.
Aquatic Interrelations In Malika Mokeddem’S Novel N’Zid (2001), Laura C. Klein
Aquatic Interrelations In Malika Mokeddem’S Novel N’Zid (2001), Laura C. Klein
Green Humanities: A Journal of Ecological Thought in Literature, Philosophy & the Arts
This article offers an ecological analysis of Malika Mokeddem's novel N'Zid (2001), moving beyond postcolonial and anthropocentric interpretations. It centers on the protagonist Nora's individuation, arguing this process is intrinsically linked to her evolving relationship with the aquatic environment from which she emerges. The article aims to situate N'Zid within an ecological perspective, particularly relevant in the Anthropocene, an era compelling a reassessment of humanity's place. Echoing Bruno Latour, addressing inter-relationality is essential as the stable physical framework of the Moderns becomes unstable. This view necessitates rethinking environmental issues and encourages a scientific interpretation of the novel, drawing on neurosciences, …
Broken Covenants: Jewish Memory And Racial Restrictive Covenants In Greater Washington, Eric S. Yellin
Broken Covenants: Jewish Memory And Racial Restrictive Covenants In Greater Washington, Eric S. Yellin
History Faculty Publications
Among Jewish Washingtonians, restrictive covenants that discriminated against Black and Jewish home seekers in equal measure are a recurring theme in memories about mid-twentieth-century DC, and they remain a part of that Jewish community’s collective identity. This linking of Black and Jewish experiences with discrimination is uniquely meaningful to many American Jews, and it is difficult to extricate one story from the other. This article argues that such extrication, separating Black and Jewish encounters with racial restrictive covenants, helps to reveal the specific forms and experiences of antisemitism Jewish Washingtonians encountered, as well as how and why a shared narrative …
How Shakespeare Films Distort History, Ruth Vanita
How Shakespeare Films Distort History, Ruth Vanita
Global Humanities and Religions Faculty Publications
The Oscar-nominated Hamnet exploits the playwright’s fame to manipulate facts of his life and work and encourages viewers to derive fake history from the movies.
Depaul Digest
DePaul Magazine
Melissa Ockerman, a school counseling professor, publishes guidance on how institutions can address the youth mental health crisis through de-escalating conflicts and cultivating social-emotional well-being. Noé de la Sancha, associate professor of environmental science, studies urban rat populations to better understand the impact of human-driven habitat change and loss on mammals. Plus, news briefs on exciting developments at DePaul University’s 10 colleges and schools, from a new Department of Neuroscience to robotics engineering in a new CyberLabs facility, and DePaul Connect, a community connecting alumni and students for network and mentor opportunities.
Moments
DePaul Magazine
Photo spread of The Fullertones, a DePaul student a cappella group, performing on the Lincoln Park Campus for DePaul Days and the launch of the university's Mission: Forward philanthropic campaign
Forward Momentum
DePaul Magazine
Mission: Forward, the most ambitious philanthropic campaign in DePaul’s history, is fueling purpose-driven education to solve society’s biggest challenges. Learn and watch videos about DePaul programs and initiatives that exemplify the campaign through academic innovation, interdisciplinary collaboration, service-oriented community partnership and activist scholarship.
Three-Dimensional Thinking Through Bookmaking, Whitney Harris
Three-Dimensional Thinking Through Bookmaking, Whitney Harris
Open Educational Resources
No abstract provided.
Parent-Teacher Association Scrapbook, Kilby Parent Teacher Association
Parent-Teacher Association Scrapbook, Kilby Parent Teacher Association
Documents
This scrapbook was produced by the Kilby PTA for the 1963-1964 school year. It discusses all events and programs that the Parent Teacher Association worked on during the school year.