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Articles 1801 - 1830 of 13402
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
I Know Why You Left, Victoria Lane
I Want To..., Fernanda Poblete
One More Theory About Grief, Emerson Gray
Kings And Queens, Jasmine Tanui
The Protagonist, Victoria Lane
The Farewell, Fernanda Poblete
The Shadow, Fernanda Poblete
The Tree, Jasmine Tanui
The Years Do Not See Equal Growth, Victoria Lane
Why I Didn't Make A #Metoo Post, Emerson Gray
Mondays, Amanda May
Adobe Sugar, Liana Espey Woodward
Adobe Sugar, Liana Espey Woodward
Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers
With a backdrop of Santa Fe, New Mexico, Adobe Sugar is a collection of poems that finds divinity in the mundane through exploration of youth, decadence, and nourishment.
A Personal History Of Invasive Hands And Endangered Lovers, Samuel Paul Boudreau
A Personal History Of Invasive Hands And Endangered Lovers, Samuel Paul Boudreau
Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers
I thought I could be ridden hard and put away wet, wet, wet. I thought death and rape and drunkenness and unrequited love were functions of a typical life, a this-is-how-it-goes kinda world. But, as I’ve emerged from hellish muck, there has been a realization: the way we treat each other and the soil, the aching earth, needs to change. “A Personal History of Invasive Hands and Endangered Lovers” explores the relationship between intimacy and pain through a history of ecology and consumption, a melancholy of sorts. It amplifies trauma as a call-to-action and refuses to sit and take it. …
A Short Tribute To My Genealogical Butcher Chart, Linda Hoffman Kimball
A Short Tribute To My Genealogical Butcher Chart, Linda Hoffman Kimball
BYU Studies
If you were to parse me Like meat on a banner You’d find all my ancestors In parts or in manner.
How To Behead A Snake, Ben Kline
Fat Girl Terzanelle [And] Fat Girl Lira, Stephanie Rogers
Fat Girl Terzanelle [And] Fat Girl Lira, Stephanie Rogers
CutBank
No abstract provided.
In The Occult, Rebecca Lehmann
Cows, Gabrielle Grace Hogan
Father To Son, Theresa Monteiro
Poinsettia Family: On The Poetics Of Forgiveness And Apology, Joshua M. Martelon
Poinsettia Family: On The Poetics Of Forgiveness And Apology, Joshua M. Martelon
Undergraduate Theses, Professional Papers, and Capstone Artifacts
No abstract provided.
His Body Breaks, James Goldberg
His Body Breaks, James Goldberg
BYU Studies
His body breaks long before he hangs on the cross.
All Things Sing Praise, Susan Elizabeth Howe
All Things Sing Praise, Susan Elizabeth Howe
BYU Studies
The anteater’s tongue licking praise in the tunnels of the termite mound.
The alpaca spitting praise, olé!
Serrano peppers’ praise in perspiration.
Plastic praise: the Taj Mahal, a million interlocking Lego blocks.
Bayou, Pamela J. Hamblin
Twentieth-Century Feminine Visionary Poetics : Vulnerable Visions Of Survival And Healing:, Lucyna Prostko
Twentieth-Century Feminine Visionary Poetics : Vulnerable Visions Of Survival And Healing:, Lucyna Prostko
Legacy Theses & Dissertations (2009 - 2024)
H.D. and Denise Levertov, two visionary poets of the twentieth century, represent both female poets’ awakening of political and historical consciousness and their engagement with the poetics of vulnerability and survival. H.D. and Levertov offer lyrical visions that dismantle the binaries of real and unreal, earthly and transcendent, and individual and communal. The subject of this project is visionary imagination and its various reverberations, limitations, and potentialities. What is at stake in feminine visionary twentieth-century poetics is the creation of imaginative worlds, the space of possibility, and the shaping of a lyrical form that encompasses the voices of survival, vulnerability, …
The Undoing, Mason Wray
Less The Light, Michael Martella
Less The Light, Michael Martella
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This is a collection of poetry.
Antología De La Literatura Española Del Romanticismo: Desde Sus Precedentes En La Poesía Trovadoresca Provenzal Hasta El Posromanticismo, Enrique Torner
Antología De La Literatura Española Del Romanticismo: Desde Sus Precedentes En La Poesía Trovadoresca Provenzal Hasta El Posromanticismo, Enrique Torner
World Languages & Cultures Department Publications
This is a digital interactive anthology of texts devoted to Spanish Romanticism especially designed for university non-Spanish speakers that are enrolled in Spanish majors or minors and are at least in their third year of study. This anthology may be used as textbook for any course by any instructor who might desire to use it without any written permission from the author. It may be used as a whole for a course on Spanish Romanticism or any parts of it may be used in conjunction with other texts to offer a course on a wider period of Spanish literature. The …
Your One Wild And Precious Life: The Prayer-Poems Of William Blake & Mary Oliver, Amanda Iacampo
Your One Wild And Precious Life: The Prayer-Poems Of William Blake & Mary Oliver, Amanda Iacampo
Master's Theses
The poetry of illuminated printmaker William Blake is remembered long after his death and the passing of the Romantic Movement of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. His collection, Songs of Innocence and Experience, examines individualism in celebration of the natural world and connections with God, or the divine, by using animals as subjects and metaphors for the human condition. Readers of Blake's work can see the influence of his "prayer-poems" in the works of other writers, such as the late American poet Mary Oliver, whose poetry is also rich in religious undertones. While Blake's "The Lamb" and its …