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Spring Showers, Renee Ming Cilluffo Jan 2022

Spring Showers, Renee Ming Cilluffo

The Laureate

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Break Free, Renee Ming Cilluffo Jan 2022

Break Free, Renee Ming Cilluffo

The Laureate

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Coming Out, Nora Pluth Jan 2022

Coming Out, Nora Pluth

The Laureate

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A Night Drive, Ava Dziadzio Jan 2022

A Night Drive, Ava Dziadzio

The Laureate

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Iphis And Ianthe, Sayantan Basu Jan 2022

Iphis And Ianthe, Sayantan Basu

The Laureate

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The Laureate, 20th Edition (2022) Jan 2022

The Laureate, 20th Edition (2022)

The Laureate

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Tell Me I Am Less, Nora Pluth Jan 2022

Tell Me I Am Less, Nora Pluth

The Laureate

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Asiya, Sayantan Basu Jan 2022

Asiya, Sayantan Basu

The Laureate

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Bull Thistle, Stephanie Leaver Jan 2022

Bull Thistle, Stephanie Leaver

The Laureate

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Ensconced, Renee Ming Cilluffo Jan 2022

Ensconced, Renee Ming Cilluffo

The Laureate

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Bee On Wand Flower, Stephanie Leaver Jan 2022

Bee On Wand Flower, Stephanie Leaver

The Laureate

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Remember The Time, Sayantan Basu Jan 2022

Remember The Time, Sayantan Basu

The Laureate

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Broken Match, Abbey Churney Jan 2022

Broken Match, Abbey Churney

The Laureate

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Holding My Tongue, Ava Dziadzio Jan 2022

Holding My Tongue, Ava Dziadzio

The Laureate

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Legacy, Dakota James Jan 2022

Legacy, Dakota James

The Laureate

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Bumblebee On Pink Milkweed, Stephanie Leaver Jan 2022

Bumblebee On Pink Milkweed, Stephanie Leaver

The Laureate

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Late For An Important Date, Renee Ming Cilluffo Jan 2022

Late For An Important Date, Renee Ming Cilluffo

The Laureate

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Be Chill., Ava Dziadzio Jan 2022

Be Chill., Ava Dziadzio

The Laureate

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Chicago Streets, Alayshia Hoover Jan 2022

Chicago Streets, Alayshia Hoover

The Laureate

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Hoverfly On Bull Thistle, Stephanie Leaver Jan 2022

Hoverfly On Bull Thistle, Stephanie Leaver

The Laureate

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Occult Conceptualism, Olivia Shao Jan 2022

Occult Conceptualism, Olivia Shao

Theses and Dissertations

This thesis explores and defines the term “Occult Conceptualism.” The term questions past models for Conceptual Art, in particular those rooted in Benjamin H. D. Buchloh’s 1990 text, “Conceptual Art 1962–1969: From the Aesthetic of Administration to the Critique of Institutions,” and Joseph Kosuth’s safeguarding of Conceptual Art in part two of his text “Art after Philosophy,” in which a number of artists (John Baldessari, Douglas Huebler, amongst others) are excluded from his canon. Arguing for a new approach to certain strains of conceptualism, this paper refutes the perspective that the conceptual movement was grounded only in theoretical and rationalist …

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Middle American Gothic, Jordan Heisler Jan 2022

Middle American Gothic, Jordan Heisler

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

Though Gothicism has evolved since its inception in the eighteenth century, its most common tropes—such as deteriorating settings, supernatural figures, and foreboding atmospheres—have remained integral to the genre. While, the following fictional collection, Middle American Gothic, draws inspiration from these familiar Gothic tropes, it substitutes the grandeur of crumbling castles, monasteries, and sprawling estates for a common town within the rural Midwest. Similarly, while the collection nods to the existence of supernatural beings, none of its stories actually rely on anything otherworldly as a source of terror. Its setting, while not traditionally Gothic, features a series of decaying, outdated homes …

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Mitakuye Oyasin : Pedagogy And Design In Composition I, Jody Lee Rust Jan 2022

Mitakuye Oyasin : Pedagogy And Design In Composition I, Jody Lee Rust

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

Mitakuye Oyasin, an Oceti Sakowin (Lakota/Nakota/Dakota) phrase that translates as “All My Relations,” is a philosophy that means all things created on earth and in the universe are related and inhabit a shared space. Because all things are related and share space, they all have a purpose and a responsibility to discover and serve that purpose to ensure all of our relatives thrive in our shared space. This relational thinking influences the way the Oceti Sakowin interact with the world, including the way they teach. In this thesis, I analyze the way composition theories shape the curriculum and pedagogy of …

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Guns And Practical Reason: An Ethical Exploration Of Guns And Language, Mark Ryan Jan 2022

Guns And Practical Reason: An Ethical Exploration Of Guns And Language, Mark Ryan

Theology and Religious Studies Faculty Publications

There is no shortage of words and rhetoric being offered up in relation to the topic of guns, much of it directed to the political standoff regarding how to respond to gun violence. Yet the debate over guns in America, especially as it concerns putting in conversation the positions of “gun people” and “non-gun people,” barely scratches the surface of substantive convictions held on both sides about the place of guns in our lives. A critical reason for this is that the language and rhetoric of the debate suppresses such convictions, keeping the discussion shallow and antagonistic. This, I argue, …

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Sustainable Canons: Gadamer's Hermeneutics And Theatre, Charles A. Gillespie Jan 2022

Sustainable Canons: Gadamer's Hermeneutics And Theatre, Charles A. Gillespie

Catholic Studies Faculty Publications

This essay investigates Gadamer's hermeneutic theory and its application to theatre. Attention to Gadamer's views of theatre and performative interpretation provides a foundation to theorize a more sustainable canon. Classics that constitute a sustainable canon operate within a tradition through a community of interpretation that continually returns to interpret them anew. This structure also describes the theatrical repertoire. Several of Gadamer's central themes find easy analogues on stage: play, the history of effect (Wirkungsgeschichte), the participation of an audience in the fusion of horizons, and art's making present continuity the past. Gadamer provides a framework for understanding the …

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Finding A Voice: Overcoming Shame Through A Classroom Collective Exploration Of Vulnerability, Mary Catherine Lockmiller, Amy Armstrong-Heimsoth Jan 2022

Finding A Voice: Overcoming Shame Through A Classroom Collective Exploration Of Vulnerability, Mary Catherine Lockmiller, Amy Armstrong-Heimsoth

Journal of Occupational Therapy Education

In keeping with the call for greater justice and diversity within the occupational therapy profession, many educational programs are taking steps to infuse diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) across their curriculum. In this paper, we will introduce the theoretical concepts underpinning the first assignment in a DEI curriculum thread in one entry-level occupational therapy doctoral (OTD) program, grounding it in critical pedagogy and exploring how it provides a first step to critical aptitude by providing space for an open-ended, reflexive dialogue about subjective experiences of internalized shame and marginalization. Students learn how to practice self awareness, understand shame culture, and …

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Ua12/2/73 Alpha Omicron Pi, Wku Archives Jan 2022

Ua12/2/73 Alpha Omicron Pi, Wku Archives

WKU Archives Collection Inventories

Records created by and about Alpha Omicron Pi.

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Ua1c11/121 Susan Mason Photo Collection, Wku Archives Jan 2022

Ua1c11/121 Susan Mason Photo Collection, Wku Archives

WKU Archives Collection Inventories

Photographs removed from a scrapbook probably belonging to Susan Mason.

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Full Issue Jan 2022

Full Issue

Comparative Civilizations Review

No abstract provided.

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Brandeis Psychology In The Late Fifties: Further Comment On Feigenbaum (2020), Jeffrey H. Golland Jan 2022

Brandeis Psychology In The Late Fifties: Further Comment On Feigenbaum (2020), Jeffrey H. Golland

Comparative Civilizations Review

Recent articles in this journal spoke about A.H. Maslow and the Brandeis University Psychology Department of the 1960s (Feigenbaum, 2020, Lester, 2020), the first from a former junior faculty member, the second from a former graduate student. I learned from each of them, and they triggered my own memories as an undergraduate psychology major who went on to earn a PhD in clinical psychology. Maslow taught the introductory course in fall semester; I took it in the spring (1958) with Ricardo Morant, who succeeded Maslow as department chair, and held that position for decades.

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