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Articles 1711 - 1740 of 5145
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
The Forest, Corey Marks
Pastoral, Rose Mclarney
Familiars, Hastings Hensel
Science Fiction, Lisa Yaszek, Jason W. Ellis
Science Fiction, Lisa Yaszek, Jason W. Ellis
Publications and Research
Literary and cultural critics call science fiction the premiere story form of modernity because it relates the adventures of educated men and women who use science and technology to reshape the material world and build new, hopefully better societies. As such, it is no surprise that many authors working in this popular genre explore how educated men and women might use science and technology to reshape the physical body and build new, hopefully better versions of humanity itself. Yet, lingering even in the most optimistic imaginings of a posthuman future is the doubt that these transformations will be evenly distributed …
Nsu Early Literacy And Reading Education Curriculum 2016, Nova Southeastern University
Nsu Early Literacy And Reading Education Curriculum 2016, Nova Southeastern University
Abraham S. Fischler College of Education and School of Criminal Justice College Archive
No abstract provided.
Selected Poems By Emil Aarestrup
Selected Poems By Emil Aarestrup
The Bridge
The name of the Danish physician and poet Emil Aarestrup is associated with sensual, erotic poetry in which a sharp, anatomical eye for the beauty of the human body is joined with a profound narrative about love in a single embrace. In Aarestrup’s works the body comes alive. His erotic gaze is ever-present as a layer of desire in his work, just as his sense of the all-inclusive joy of the embrace conceptualizes pleasure of an explosive and outrageous kind. This was incompatible with the puritanical petit-bourgeois self-restraint and human isolation of the period in which he wrote. This celebration …
Studying And Supporting Writing In Student Organizations As A High-Impact Practice, Brian Hendrickson
Studying And Supporting Writing In Student Organizations As A High-Impact Practice, Brian Hendrickson
Arts & Sciences Faculty Publications
Institutions of postsecondary education, and the field of writing across the curriculum and in the disciplines (WAC/WID) in particular, need to do more to trouble learning paradigms that employ writing only in service to particular disciplines, only in traditional learning environments, and only in particular languages, or in service to an overly narrow or generalized idea of who students are, where they're going, and what they need to get there. In relating a cross-section of a larger effort to study and support writing as a high-impact practice in a student chapter of an international nonprofit humanitarian engineering student organization, I …
The Cartography Of The New World: Hernán Cortés’S Literary Mapping Of America, Sarah Tietz
The Cartography Of The New World: Hernán Cortés’S Literary Mapping Of America, Sarah Tietz
Undergraduate Honors Thesis Collection
The Age of Discovery travel narratives from the fifteenth and sixteenth century, written by European explorers to the Americas, can be understood not only as narratives, but also as literary maps of the New World. Specifically, Hernán Cortés’s Second Letter in Cartas de Relación exemplifies the ways in which literary cartography helped write the Americas into existence in Europe. Cortés’s map does not reproduce the land he encounters, it creates the space known as America. His letters become a map in three ways. First, Cortés deliberately included descriptions of features of the land and natives that would impress the Christian …
Literature And Popular Fiction : Examining The Distinction, Mark Christian Dards Collington
Literature And Popular Fiction : Examining The Distinction, Mark Christian Dards Collington
Legacy Theses & Dissertations (2009 - 2024)
As a society we have developed a hierarchical distinction that we apply to fiction, defining some of it as superior (literature), and some of it as inferior (popular fiction). While this distinction undeniably exists, it resides in our social consciousness, and is not a delineation that is supported by demonstrable differences in the properties of the texts themselves. Rather, it serves to inflect our readings and interpretations of the texts dependent upon their categorization. This hierarchy has been constructed and imposed over time through the treatment of works by critics, academics, librarians, marketing departments, and others in a variety of …
A Minor History Of Photography, Tina Cane
Evidence, Betty Adcock
Pastoral, Betty Adcock
With This Spider I Do Thee Wed, Terese Svoboda
Vespers, Robert W. Hill
They Stopped, Kathryn Starbuck
Maybe Time Meant To Tell Us, Greg Williamson
My Youngest Daughter Brings Me Daisies And Bits Of Plastic Trash, Sean Thomas Dougherty
My Youngest Daughter Brings Me Daisies And Bits Of Plastic Trash, Sean Thomas Dougherty
Birmingham Poetry Review
p. 72
Another Picture Of The Future, Stuart Dischell
Saint Columbia In Old Age, Rob Griffith
Mea Maxima Culpa, Rob Griffith
Postcards From The Tokaido Road, Debora Greger
Indexia In The Dark, Terese Svoboda
Chaucerian Imperfections: The Other And The Turbulant Self, Ahmed Seif
Chaucerian Imperfections: The Other And The Turbulant Self, Ahmed Seif
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This thesis is interested in forms of “imperfection” in Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales. I define “imperfection” as an authorial gesture performed to narrate an idealized virwhile depriving it from its idealism. The imperfection of a virtue, however, does not happen absolutely. It is the character’s incomplete, distorted, or decadent command of a given virtue, rather than the viritself, that makes it imperfect. Consisting of three chapters, the thesis examines Chaucer’s imperfection of things idealized within two medieval spaces: a) the ecclesiastical institution of Church and b) the secular institution of Knighthood. This is why the thesis settled on the Prioress’s …
Tumbling Dice And Other Tales From A Life Untitled, Tammy Mckillip Mckillip
Tumbling Dice And Other Tales From A Life Untitled, Tammy Mckillip Mckillip
Open Access Theses & Dissertations
Tumbling Dice and Other Tales from a Life Untitled is a Thesis collection of memoir stories by Tammy Quinn McKillip.
The Evolution Of Feminism In India Through Women Writers Of The Colonial Period: Krupabai Satthianadhan, Cornelia Sorabji, And Sarojini Naidu, Betsy George
Dissertations and Theses
No abstract provided.
Pecan Grove Review Volume 17, St. Mary's University
Pecan Grove Review Volume 17, St. Mary's University
Pecan Grove Review
Creative writings by students, faculty, and staff of the St. Mary's University community.
No Sorrow In Sight, Jeff Hardin
Discussing The Crucifixion With Jehovah’S Witnesses At The F. Scott And Zelda Fitzgerald House In Montgomery, Alabama, Barbara Hamby
Discussing The Crucifixion With Jehovah’S Witnesses At The F. Scott And Zelda Fitzgerald House In Montgomery, Alabama, Barbara Hamby
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 96-97
The Belt, Mike James
Where Justice And Whimsy Lead: An Interview With Barbara Ras, Megan Sexton
Where Justice And Whimsy Lead: An Interview With Barbara Ras, Megan Sexton
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 9-17