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Wylder And Wynona: A Graphic Novel Retelling Of The Grimm's Fairy Tale "The Little Brother And Sister", Abigail W. Pannell Jan 2023

Wylder And Wynona: A Graphic Novel Retelling Of The Grimm's Fairy Tale "The Little Brother And Sister", Abigail W. Pannell

Children's Book Writing and Illustrating (MFA) Theses

This thesis provides insight on the psychoanalysis of fairy tales, namely the Grimm fairy tale, “The Little Brother and Sister.” The critical analysis defines theories about the human mind popularized by Sigmund Freud and especially Carl Jung. Modern psychologist Paul Moxnes applies Jung’s theories about character archetypes in fairy tales to his modern study about “deep roles” which solidifies the important relationship between human psychology, fairy tales, and fairy tale retellings. With a deeper understanding of the psychological implications of character archetypes, the creative retelling portion of this thesis rewrites the old version of the brother and sister characters from …


Foreign Constellations, Steven Archer Jan 2023

Foreign Constellations, Steven Archer

Electronic Theses and Dissertations, 2020-2023

Foreign Constellations is a magical realist collection that centers queer people of color in states of displacement. Facing disconnect from their own tribes along axes of faith, cultural tradition, sexuality, race, geography, and more, the Black and Hispanic characters in these eight stories chafe against the capacity of intersectionality to stratify rather than unite. They are, however, all Floridians, challenging the constraints of national perception with the breadth of their lived experiences. Set across Florida and beyond, each piece sees its protagonists venture into unfamiliar surroundings, or else return to old homes they no longer know how to navigate. A …


Openings, Vol. 2 (2023), Bill Boerman-Cornell Jan 2023

Openings, Vol. 2 (2023), Bill Boerman-Cornell

Openings

Literary Arts: 6 - Dead as the Desert - Elizabeth Peterson / 18 - A DQ Love - Emilie Lindgren / 26 - Poem - Jayley Fairgreives / 28 - Sleeper - Jonah Mudlaff / 40 - When We See Ourselves Bleed - Njoki Mukuria / 42 - All the things you can do when you cut class - Dr. Sierra’s ENGL 356 Class / 44 - Ars Poetica - Trinity Curley / 45 - Control - Alyssa Kuehl

Visual Arts: Cover - Jonah Mudlaff - “Hopeful Future 2” / 17 - Viva La Vida - Karla Rosales / …


Openings, Vol. 3 (2023), Bill Boerman-Cornell Jan 2023

Openings, Vol. 3 (2023), Bill Boerman-Cornell

Openings

Literary Arts: 6 - Snuffed Out - Elizabeth Peterson / 20 - Fourth Reich - Nick Morrison / 30 - Found - Njoki Mukuria / 32 - Awake - Samantha Hoffman / 34 - Don’t Be Fooled - Njoki Mukuria / 42 - Ars Poetica - Abby Tillema / 44 - The Heart’s Lament - Alyssa Kuehl /

Visual Arts: 33 - Hopeful Future 2 - Jonah Mudlaff / 43 - Hopeful Future 1 - Jonah Mudlaff / Cover - Jonah Mudlaff - FLORA


Openings, Vol. 4 (2023), Bill Boerman-Cornell Jan 2023

Openings, Vol. 4 (2023), Bill Boerman-Cornell

Openings

Literary Arts: 6 - Into the Fog - Ava Kelly / 13 - Paloma - Abby Tillema / 24 - Ars Poetica - Trinity Curley / 25 - Control - Alyssa Kuehl / 26 - The Wind - Morgan Meinders / 28 - The Forest - Isabelle Neibert / 34 - Prose Poem - Trinity Curley / 35 - Icarus - Samantha Hoffman / 36 - Powerlines - Ren Amador / 37 - Phoebe and Natasha - Anonymous

Visual Arts: 12 - Obuelo’s Puerto Rico - Mia Diaz / 23 - Lalis y Ojitos - Mia Diaz / 33 - …


Openings, Vol. 1 (2023), Bill Boerman-Cornell Jan 2023

Openings, Vol. 1 (2023), Bill Boerman-Cornell

Openings

Literary Arts: 6 - Shuddering by the Fire - Bill Boerman-Cornell / 10 - Shimmer in the Glade - Elizabeth Peterson / 18 - Unknown Answers - Lauren Cox / 32 - The Power of a Hymn - Sarah Kroese / 34 - That Rat - Jonah Mudlaff / 38 - Taking Life, One Stride at a Time - Erica Nurczyk / 43 - The Monsters - Sarah Kroese / 44 - Untitled - Alyssa Kuehl

Visual Arts: 9 - Great Smoky Mountains - Deividas Taras / 17 - Strawberry Girl - Mia Diaz


Salt City : The Albany Stories, Chris Evans Jan 2023

Salt City : The Albany Stories, Chris Evans

Legacy Theses & Dissertations (2009 - 2024)

Salt City is a multigenerational novel spanning nearly two centuries in a small Kansas town. The story follows the family of Patrick Holland, who emigrates from Ireland in the mid-19th century, and continues through to the end of the family line in the mid-21st. Told through multiple points of view and more than a half-dozen narrators, Salt City’s style runs the gamut from prairie literature to the postmodern, with influences ranging from John Steinbeck to Sylvia Plath and Junot Diaz to Jennifer Egan. In Salt City, Chris Evans seeks to tell the American story from the perspectives of the working …


Selections From Jars Of Wilda Point, Christian H. O'Callaghan-Leue Jan 2023

Selections From Jars Of Wilda Point, Christian H. O'Callaghan-Leue

Legacy Theses & Dissertations (2009 - 2024)

My creative thesis is titled Selections from Jars of Wilda Point. It consists of five short stories from a larger linked collection. These stories are linked through the theme of what and why the character keep what they do in jars or bottles and by the fictitious town in Coastal Maine called Wilda Point. The five stories are titled by what is in the jar and the year it’s taking place, “Keys, Year 1984” “Ghosts, Year 2008,” “Cross Words, Year 1951,” “Jude’s Life, Year 2014,” and “Crosswords, Year 2016.” They are character-driven, and each reflects the larger project for their …


Disjointed Cynicism, Jay Armstrong Jan 2023

Disjointed Cynicism, Jay Armstrong

Theses

Like most students, I started this writing MA program to become a better writer, which would be a tremendous benefit to me both personally and professionally. Put simply, I want to write books I would enjoy reading. While I have enjoyed a few of the short stories that I have written so far, my work is nowhere near the level of the action-lacked novels I love to read for leisure. I feel my biggest shortcoming is in framing up multiple storylines to make a well-paced novel, which is my long-term goal. My writing usually has a lot of action and …


The Bridge, Volume 20, 2023, Bridgewater State University Jan 2023

The Bridge, Volume 20, 2023, Bridgewater State University

the bridge

Designers:

Marie Foscaldo

Carly C

Jack Hatfield

Nate Stephen

Alexandria Joyce

Editors-In-Chief:

Bethany Clemons

Joe Thorpe

Editors:

Brandon Gebhart

Abigail Murphy

Faculty Advisor:

Jessica Melendy

Design Advisor:

Professor Alain Blunt


Dusk At Midday, John Kinsella Jan 2023

Dusk At Midday, John Kinsella

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 122-123


Paradise In The Day Shelter For The Homeless, Bonnie Naradzay Jan 2023

Paradise In The Day Shelter For The Homeless, Bonnie Naradzay

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 142


Featured Poet: Ricardo Pau-Llosa, Birmingham Poetry Review Staff Jan 2023

Featured Poet: Ricardo Pau-Llosa, Birmingham Poetry Review Staff

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 3-5


Under The Influence, Kenny Likis Jan 2023

Under The Influence, Kenny Likis

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 126-127


An Answer, Josh Luckenbach Jan 2023

An Answer, Josh Luckenbach

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 133


Kiss Your Ash Goodbye, Jane Satterfield Jan 2023

Kiss Your Ash Goodbye, Jane Satterfield

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 156


Symphony, Robert Wrigley Jan 2023

Symphony, Robert Wrigley

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 195


Paris Inundated, Ricardo Pau-Llosa Jan 2023

Paris Inundated, Ricardo Pau-Llosa

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 35-36


Venus (In Furs), Flower Conroy Jan 2023

Venus (In Furs), Flower Conroy

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 96


Hot Goods, Nabila Lovelace Jan 2023

Hot Goods, Nabila Lovelace

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 129


On The Brink Of This, Lauren K. Watel Jan 2023

On The Brink Of This, Lauren K. Watel

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 174


Calliope, Georgia Southern University Jan 2023

Calliope, Georgia Southern University

Calliope Magazine

Volume 41


Finding Aid For The Gary Hawkins Multimedia Collection (Mum00705) Jan 2023

Finding Aid For The Gary Hawkins Multimedia Collection (Mum00705)

Archives & Special Collections: Finding Aids (alphabetical)

Physical and digital files including moving image files, audio, photographs, small manuscripts, and ephemera related to the films Joe and The Rough South of Larry Brown created by filmmaker Gary Hawkins.


The Ways I'M A Fraud: Essays On Imposter Syndrome In Identity, Jack Friedman Jan 2023

The Ways I'M A Fraud: Essays On Imposter Syndrome In Identity, Jack Friedman

Pitzer Senior Theses

In this day and age, great progress is being made in acceptance of all kinds of "alternative identities." With growing numbers of identities, imposter syndrome about identity rises with people feeling as though they don't fully belong to an identity group. What does it even mean to be a member of an identity group, and why do I, and many others, feel like an imposter in them? I offer two essays discussing the matter. The first covers alcoholism and how not committing fully to sobriety feels like it excludes my using the identity of alcoholic or addict. The other on …


My Backyard Garden, Hezekiah Smithstein Jan 2023

My Backyard Garden, Hezekiah Smithstein

Pitzer Senior Theses

This thesis follows my attempts to create a new relationship with the land outside my house, through transforming my weed-choked backyard into a native plant garden. Through styles of memoir, essay, and literary journalism, I examine what it means to take care of the outdoor home, as a human family part of an urban ecosystem. This project explores ideas surrounding people and plants, the effects on a space of actions and interactions both past and present, and brings into conversation different ideas and philosophies from homeowner to ecologist, city park to indigenous author, that shape the way we think and …


Return, Shasta Hecht Jan 2023

Return, Shasta Hecht

Undergraduate Theses, Professional Papers, and Capstone Artifacts

This capstone project is a collection of nonfiction essays that work in collaboration to provide a profile of place. The place of focus is White Pass, the mountain the author has grown up on and experienced for the last twenty-one years. This collection is made up of essays that explore her physical, emotional, and spiritual connection to the land and community of White Pass, while also examining themes of family and identity. Each essay gives a different perspective in regards to the setting. The ultimate purpose of this project is to navigate the complexities of White Pass in regards to …


Strange Middle Ground, Alisyn Waite Jan 2023

Strange Middle Ground, Alisyn Waite

EWU Masters Thesis Collection

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Brave Spaces, Radical Openness, And Youth Loneliness, Taylor Curry, Mariah Thomas, Riese Munoz Jan 2023

Brave Spaces, Radical Openness, And Youth Loneliness, Taylor Curry, Mariah Thomas, Riese Munoz

Undergraduate Theses, Professional Papers, and Capstone Artifacts

It is no secret young adults, no matter where in the world they come from, face social pressures with the potential to be isolating. For today’s youth, not only are they feeling the commonplace anxieties about fitting in, finding success, and uncertainty of the future, but these anxieties are exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Young adults from all over the globe report feeling more anxious, more depressed, and more lonely. However, it is also no secret that deliberate community building, creation of art and writing as a means of self-exploration, and participation in spaces designed for acceptance fend off these …


Vapr, Henry Knollenberg Jan 2023

Vapr, Henry Knollenberg

Theses and Dissertations--English

vapr is a collection of short stories loosely interconnected via an anthropoid of smoke self-titled the Antimmanuel. vapr is an acronym for VOID & AUGURY & PRESENCE & RESIDUE; there is nothing else, and it is all ephemeral. The Antimmanuel is the guide; it is there with us even when god is not – within capitalism, within religion, within mental health crises, etc. Although very much not a work of Realism, this collection of eight stories grasps for, at the very least, its own author’s understanding of the real – what it feels like to live in middle America in …


Stick With Me: Essays, Clay Shields Jan 2023

Stick With Me: Essays, Clay Shields

Theses and Dissertations--English

A small-town Appalachian deviant confronts the frequent, recurrent grief of the opioid crisis and its mortal, psychological, and communal consequences. This collection endeavors to explore substance use, addiction, geopolitical exploitation of Kentucky, central Appalachia, and surrounding areas, while also celebrating the lives of individual loved ones lost to deaths by suicide, drug overdose, and alcoholism. Here, the common narrative of depravity surrounding addiction is challenged through the rendering of full characters capable of love, trust, friendship, humor, mental health management, and personal growth. Time and place factor fundamentally into the stories told here—whether based in central Kentucky or central Appalachia, …