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Metaphor As Dynamic Myth In Ricoeur, Colby Dickinson

Theology: Faculty Publications and Other Works

The Symbolism of Evil is the final book in Ricoeur’s early trilogy on the will. While Freedom and Nature sets aside normative questions altogether and Fallible Man examines the question of what makes the bad will possible, here Ricoeur takes up the question of evil in its actuality. What is the nature of the will that has succumbed to evil? The question of evil resists reflection and remains inscrutable, leading Ricoeur to proceed indirectly through a study of the abundant resources contained in symbols and myths. Symbols, as Ricoeur famously says, “give rise to thought” and thereby open up a …

Covid-19 Journal | Joy Akles, Joy Akles

COVID-19 Student Journal Project

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Covid-19 Journal | Anonymous, Anonymous

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Covid-19 Journal | Bonae Barrs, Bonae Barrs

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Covid-19 Journal | Cayla Boswell, Cayla Boswell

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Covid-19 Journal | Chloe Brasher, Chloe Brasher

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Covid-19 Journal | Corrin Cadle, Corrin Cadle

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Covid-19 Journal | Miya Christopher, Miya Christopher

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Covid-19 Journal | Sydney Dilbeck, Sydney Dilbeck

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Covid-19 Journal | Maycie Eubank, Maycie Eubank

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Covid-19 Journal | Madison Fortney, Madison Fortney

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Covid-19 Journal | D.J. Foster, D.J. Foster

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Covid-19 Journal | Logan Irwin, Logan Irwin

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Covid-19 Journal | Kristy Finley, Kristy Finley

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Covid-19 Journal | Emmalie Lovett, Emmalie Lovett

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Covid-19 Journal | Jesalyn Pettit, Jesalyn Pettit

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Covid-19 Journal | Cassidy Riddle, Cassidy Riddle

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Covid-19 Journal | Ebony Scott, Ebony Scott

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Covid-19 Journal | Taylor Thicklin, Taylor Thicklin

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Covid-19 Journal | Ashton Whiteside, Ashton Whiteside

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Covid-19 Journal | Gavin Anderson, Gavin Anderson

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Covid-19 Journal | Demetrius Martin, Demetrius Martin

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Covid-19 Journal | Pita Leandro, Pita Leandro

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Covid-19 Assignment Details, Christopher Bishop

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Care For God’S Creation And A Vegan Diet, Teresa M. Kochaver

Master of Theological Studies Honors Theses

This paper will address the relationship between a vegan diet and the Catholic Social Teaching Principle of Caring for God’s Creation. These two topics will be examined to set forth how the actions and outcomes associated with a vegan diet support and encourage a key theme of Catholic Social Teaching, Care of and for God’s Creation.

This paper may also be a source of learning for anyone seeking a greater understanding of Catholic Social Teaching and information about a vegan diet.

The English Quarrel Of Crown And Mitre: Ecclesiastical Liberties From Thomas Becket To Thomas More, 1170-1535, Matthew Flanders

Master's Theses

Two rival sets of law, canon and common, warred for supremacy in England from 1170-1535. Just as with any battle, casualties followed. Where Becket and Henry II fought the first battle in this clash of legal systems, More and Henry VIII would end it. The deaths of Thomas Becket in the twelfth century and Thomas More in the sixteenth century bear a striking resemblance, but while this superficially indicates a consistency of outcome, it also probes further into a consistency of conditions which made such an outcome likely. The difference between common and canon law, and the feud born therein, …

On Civilization And Severed Heads: South American Sertões, Thomas Genova

Spanish Publications

The article explore how Brazilian thinker Euclides Da Cunha's 1902 Sertões critically rewrites Argentine writer and statesman Domingo Faustino Sarmiento's 1845 Facundo, o civilización y barbarie. It mentions that in 1889 Brazil had overthrown the Hemisphere's last monarchy and embraced republican government under a president, and reports the region's uneven process of political, social, and economic modernization during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Intervals, Nicolette Bonagura

Graduate Theses and Dissertations

Intervals investigates the complexities of visual perception, using the camera as a tool to document time and light. The photograph is a restricted experience dually existing as a physical impression of light onto a surface and a fixed representation that makes light tangible. Using time and light as my subject and ritualistic gathering as my methodology, I explore the complexities of control and perception as they relate to photography. I collect images of everyday occurrences; and then use those as material to both compress and expand time. I do this to interrupt our understanding of it. Documenting time through mundane …

Do You Wanna Go Dancing?, Anthony Kascak

Graduate Theses and Dissertations

The transdisciplinary art work within Do you wanna go dancing? unpacks the experience and perception of my interpersonal relationships, as well as the role that touch and introspection has in my visual arts practice and everyday life. I am interested in pairing the act of looking with the sensation of touching through specific installation and arrangement of intimate imagery, ceramic fragments and frames, and manual or digitally fabricated surfaces. The negotiation of these installations orient the viewer to consider their positionality within space, as well as the extent in which distance, intimacy, and vulnerability fluctuate inside these psychological spaces.

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Exploring Literature Through Music: A Graduate Recital Of Nineteenth-And Twentieth- Century Vocal Literature, Emily Kivi

Recital Papers

As demonstrated in the four pieces chosen for this program, Strauss’s art songs are useful learning tools for a singer’s introduction to the technical demands required to learn and perform in his operas.