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We Sit Complacent, Mitchell Gregory Jan 2017

We Sit Complacent, Mitchell Gregory

The Messenger

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Three Intervals, Megan Towey Jan 2017

Three Intervals, Megan Towey

The Messenger

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Like, My First Suicide Attempt Turns 5 This Year, A. Anonymous Jan 2017

Like, My First Suicide Attempt Turns 5 This Year, A. Anonymous

The Messenger

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Eve, Shabethany Sawyer Jan 2017

Eve, Shabethany Sawyer

The Messenger

No abstract provided.


Hung Elephants Swinging In The Room, Jhannelle Robinson Jan 2017

Hung Elephants Swinging In The Room, Jhannelle Robinson

The Messenger

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Dismas, Emily Bradford Jan 2017

Dismas, Emily Bradford

The Messenger

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The N Word, Elizabeth Montague Jan 2017

The N Word, Elizabeth Montague

The Messenger

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Empire, LáZaro Lima Jan 2017

Empire, LáZaro Lima

American Studies Faculty Publications

"Empire" is the keyword that frames both the field of Latina/o studies and what Latina/o studies projects interrogate in order to make visible how empire's scattered remains throughout the Americas cross national borders as well as affective states of being. In so doing, Latina/o studies' methodological recourse to and critique of empire seeks to apprehend empire's legacies beyond the singular historical actor model of the exceptional nation-state in order to engage how empire saturates and conditions affects across space, time, and bodies.


Crooked Data: (Mis)Information In Contemporary Art, N. Elizabeth Schlatter Jan 2017

Crooked Data: (Mis)Information In Contemporary Art, N. Elizabeth Schlatter

Exhibition Catalogs

The University of Richmond Museums exhibited Crooked Data: (Mis)Information in Contemporary Art on February 9 through May 5, 2017, in the Joel and Lila Harnett Museum of Art. The exhibition features art by twenty-one contemporary artists and studios who work with data in nontraditional ways. Some artists incorporate data from known sources, using it as an aesthetic device divorced from its originally intended interpretive function. Others gather and manifest data that might normally be considered not worthy of collecting. And some of the works explore alternatives to standard data visualization forms and practices.

Some of the works featured in Crooked …


A Russian Pilgrim In Ottoman Jerusalem, Theophilus C. Prousis Jan 2017

A Russian Pilgrim In Ottoman Jerusalem, Theophilus C. Prousis

History Faculty Research and Scholarship

The prospects of travel, trade, and religious pilgrimage in the Levant fascinated generations of Russia’s men and women from the twelfth to the early twentieth centuries. In particular, the storied sacred sites of Jerusalem attracted the curiosity of myriad Russian travelers: monks and priests, merchants and diplomats, writers and artists, scholars and tourists. Dmitrii V. Dashkov (1784-1839) etched his name in the annals of these visitors with a brief sojourn in Ottoman Palestine in 1820, and his travelogue, rendered here in English, merits attention as a document that offers eyewitness testimony, firsthand observation, and telling detail. These qualities make the …


Pilgrimage, Connection, Community: In Honor Of Theofanis G. Stavrou, Theophilus C. Prousis Jan 2017

Pilgrimage, Connection, Community: In Honor Of Theofanis G. Stavrou, Theophilus C. Prousis

History Faculty Research and Scholarship

I first presented these comments at the 44th Annual Convention of the Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies (New Orleans, November 2012), as part of a roundtable discussion that honored Theofanis G. Stavrou’s fifty years of service to Mediterranean, Slavic, and Eastern Orthodox Studies. With a few alterations and updates, these words stand as an appropriate conclusion to this volume of essays exploring the main topical interests—Eastern Orthodox Church history, Modern Greek literature, Russian history and culture, the history of Cyprus, and several other areas—in the truly outstanding scholarly career of Theo Stavrou.


Night Watch, Ned Balbo Jan 2017

Night Watch, Ned Balbo

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 100-101


One Of The Waves, Ellen Doré Watson Jan 2017

One Of The Waves, Ellen Doré Watson

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 240-241


The Visit, Marianne Boruch Jan 2017

The Visit, Marianne Boruch

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 118-119


Value Hunger: Feeding The Need For Assessment In Poetry, Michael Theune, Bob Broad Jan 2017

Value Hunger: Feeding The Need For Assessment In Poetry, Michael Theune, Bob Broad

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 63-88


My Tiger, Tom Sleigh Jan 2017

My Tiger, Tom Sleigh

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 227-229


What The Glossator Knows, Leslie Adrienne Miller Jan 2017

What The Glossator Knows, Leslie Adrienne Miller

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 206


Scriptorium, Saara Myrene Raappana Jan 2017

Scriptorium, Saara Myrene Raappana

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 282-286


Fetch, J P. Grasser Jan 2017

Fetch, J P. Grasser

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 168


Cúchulainn For The Modern Man: Influences Of Celtic Myth In The Easter Rising Of 1916, Alice Grissom Jan 2017

Cúchulainn For The Modern Man: Influences Of Celtic Myth In The Easter Rising Of 1916, Alice Grissom

Vulcan Historical Review

pp. 52-57


Countdown, Seth Brady Tucker Jan 2017

Countdown, Seth Brady Tucker

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 237-238


Nothing Will Be All Right, But Thank You Anyway, J G. Mcclure Jan 2017

Nothing Will Be All Right, But Thank You Anyway, J G. Mcclure

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 200


Visiting Hours With My Grandmother, Deborah Pope Jan 2017

Visiting Hours With My Grandmother, Deborah Pope

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 221


"I Carry Words …", Will Schutt, Francesco Scarabicchi Jan 2017

"I Carry Words …", Will Schutt, Francesco Scarabicchi

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 223


Caribel Alegría: A Human Presence, Laura Sonderman Jan 2017

Caribel Alegría: A Human Presence, Laura Sonderman

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 55-60


The River, Bruce Bond Jan 2017

The River, Bruce Bond

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 116-117


Decoding The Colorless Puzzle, Carey Link Jan 2017

Decoding The Colorless Puzzle, Carey Link

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 193


Vulcan Historical Review 21 (Complete Issue), Vulcan Historical Review Staff Jan 2017

Vulcan Historical Review 21 (Complete Issue), Vulcan Historical Review Staff

Vulcan Historical Review

No abstract provided.


Salvage: A Field Guide, Clayton Adam Clark Jan 2017

Salvage: A Field Guide, Clayton Adam Clark

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 132-133


Mantis, Zack Strait Jan 2017

Mantis, Zack Strait

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 234