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Articles 1231 - 1260 of 5145
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Lararium, Charles Bardes
Octopus, Jason Gray
Memoirs Of An Invisible Man, Andrew Kozma
Studland Beach, Jennifer Holley Lux
Heredity, Charlotte Pence
"52 Yellow Cat", Lizzy Petersen
Copperhead Madrigal, Lisa Russ Spaar
Lepidoptera Of The Diamond Highlands, Eleanor Stanford
Lepidoptera Of The Diamond Highlands, Eleanor Stanford
Birmingham Poetry Review
p. 182
Roofless, Kathryn Starbuck
Altar Boy, Ryan Vine
Appalachian Vowels, Mark Wagenaar
Narrativizing Theory: The Role Of Ambiguity In Religious Aesthetics, Benjamin John Peters
Narrativizing Theory: The Role Of Ambiguity In Religious Aesthetics, Benjamin John Peters
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This project expands S. Brent Plate's "invented religious aesthetics" by bringing it into conversation with Umberto Eco's theory of ambiguity. It articulates the space that ambiguity opens within the field of religious aesthetics when viewed as a liminal or interdisciplinary theory that neither privileges the starting points of transcendental aesthetics nor the "neo-arches" of theories of materiality. It hints at new ways of studying and describing religious worlds while also illustrating the porous borderlines between narrative and theory. It argues that a religious aesthetic rooted in ambiguity emphasizes both the provisionality of knowledge and the narrativization of reality.
One Hundred And Nineteen, Dan O'Brien
Smoke Dress, Doug Ramspeck
The Polyvocal Poet: Tradition, Translation, And The True Original, Ryan Wilson
The Polyvocal Poet: Tradition, Translation, And The True Original, Ryan Wilson
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 41-66
The Permanence Of Elapsed Time: Reflections On A Parochial Education, Christopher Buckley
The Permanence Of Elapsed Time: Reflections On A Parochial Education, Christopher Buckley
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 81-84
Head Of Clover, Laura Van Prooyen
Tübingen, G C. Waldrep
Against Sunset, Jackie Zakrewsky
View From The Tenth Decade: An Interview With Gerald Stern, Will Durham
View From The Tenth Decade: An Interview With Gerald Stern, Will Durham
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 21-38
In The Yoga Zone, Thorpe Moeckel
Seeing Your Breath, Dick Allen
Duck Blind, Charles Bardes
Dirty Old Man In The Dustbin Of History, Gustavo Pérez Firmat
Dirty Old Man In The Dustbin Of History, Gustavo Pérez Firmat
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 100-101
The Mockingbird - 2018, Department Of Art And Design, East Tennessee State University, Department Of Literature And Language, East Tennessee State University
The Mockingbird - 2018, Department Of Art And Design, East Tennessee State University, Department Of Literature And Language, East Tennessee State University
The Mockingbird [magazine]
Jillian Bailey [Faded]; Taylor Campbell [Move to Jupiter]; Elizabeth Chapman [Sepsis]; Arizona Clawson [13%; November]; Thomas Chase Clayton [Alcohol, Love, and Other Things that Kill You]; Alexandria Craft [Electric Love; Watauga Lake in Autumn]; Brooke Day [Seated and Lovely]; Kelly Dorton [Alternative Quotes]; Nancy Jane Earnest [Home before Dark (Autumn Reflections along I-26)]; Jeremy Fahn [Close Distance; Meaningless Stare]; Seth Grindstaff [Letter to Dreamer]; Kayla Hackney [The Imposter]; Bardley Hartsell [August Chapel]; Zöe Hester [MOASS]; Janice Hornburg [October Shower; Orogeny]; Mark Hutton [Old South]; Emily Johnson [Delicacy]; Rachel Nicole Lawson [Everystudent]; Emily Williams McElroy [Sacrament]; Andrew Miller [A Field and …
The Animalistic Brown Penis And The Meek White Penis In “The English Patient” And “Fun Home”, Tarun Malik
The Animalistic Brown Penis And The Meek White Penis In “The English Patient” And “Fun Home”, Tarun Malik
Student Works
"The English Patient" and "Fun Home" are both texts that involve the topic of sex and male sexuality. However, these topics are handled very differently when it comes to race. "The English Patient" treats a harmless brown man as a threat whereas "Fun Home" portrays an abusive white man as safe. This paper examines the differences in treatment and reflects on what this says about the view of men-of-color as sexual threats in the culture at large.
Fahnderwachtmeister Jakob Studer, Julia Karolle-Berg
Fahnderwachtmeister Jakob Studer, Julia Karolle-Berg
2018 Faculty Bibliography
No abstract provided.
Birmingham Poetry Review 45 (Front Matter), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review 45 (Front Matter), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review
No abstract provided.
Morning Routine, Stephanie Bryant Anderson, Andrea Spofford
Morning Routine, Stephanie Bryant Anderson, Andrea Spofford
Birmingham Poetry Review
p. 72
Peaches Of August, Toi Derricotte