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Coalescing Pedagogies: Creative Writing And The Esl Composition Classroom, Kariana Anderson May 2023

Coalescing Pedagogies: Creative Writing And The Esl Composition Classroom, Kariana Anderson

Electronic Theses, Projects, and Dissertations

I have proposed an intersectional pedagogy between second language acquisition (SLA), creative writing principles, and translingual composition classroom pedagogy. The purpose of this paper was to demonstrate a need for a comprehensive, creative writing-based composition class by integrating existing research ideas, introducing new activities and assignments, and demonstrating how these pedagogies that were once considered distinct can be bridged together to develop more competent and engaged learners and users of English. In the first section of this thesis, I presented an in-depth review of each theoretical framework: translingual composition pedagogy, creative writing philosophies and educational applications, and Teaching English as …


The Prism, Darrah Melita Ellis May 2023

The Prism, Darrah Melita Ellis

Graduate Thesis Collection

"The Prism" is a magical-girl-themed fantasy light novel series about four best friends who finally graduated junior high school. Miya, Teresa, Liana, and Destiny are anxious to start their new high school lives (for better or worse) in their rough, monotone, and corrupt urban town of Quaint Village. Their plans are interrupted, however, by the opening of a brand new private school. Then, for the first time ever, all four girls end up in the same program. They're ready to make great memories together and spend much more time with each other.

Unbeknownst to them, their new school is nothing …


Kiss To The Fist, Greta Flanagan May 2023

Kiss To The Fist, Greta Flanagan

Gandy Dancer Archives

No abstract provided.


The Astonishing, Tess Woitaszek May 2023

The Astonishing, Tess Woitaszek

Gandy Dancer Archives

No abstract provided.


Nesting, Kiely Caulfield May 2023

Nesting, Kiely Caulfield

Gandy Dancer Archives

No abstract provided.


Stephanie Vanderslice’S The Lost Son: A Review, Julia Grunes May 2023

Stephanie Vanderslice’S The Lost Son: A Review, Julia Grunes

Gandy Dancer Archives

No abstract provided.


An Interview With Stephanie Vanderslice, Elizabeth Roos May 2023

An Interview With Stephanie Vanderslice, Elizabeth Roos

Gandy Dancer Archives

No abstract provided.


Artists - Intertext 2023, Intertext Artists Apr 2023

Artists - Intertext 2023, Intertext Artists

Intertext

No abstract provided.


Table Of Contents - Intertext 2023, Intertext Contents Apr 2023

Table Of Contents - Intertext 2023, Intertext Contents

Intertext

No abstract provided.


The Weight Of The World: An Examination Of Stigma And Social Pressure Through The Lens Of Superheroes, Kiersten Burtz Apr 2023

The Weight Of The World: An Examination Of Stigma And Social Pressure Through The Lens Of Superheroes, Kiersten Burtz

Honors Projects

Ever since the early 20th century, the world, and America in particular, has been infatuated with superheroes,super-powered beings who are capable of more than mankind could ever fathom. These stories tend to have similar themes and conventions. The hero (often a man) is born with or develops extraordinary abilities. As he grows and learns more about these abilities, he feels a duty to help those weaker than he is and subsequently becomes a hero—rescuing civilians from accidents, natural disasters, and other super-powered beings who choose to use their power for evil. To keep those he loves safe from these evildoers, …


Promethia 2022-2023 Apr 2023

Promethia 2022-2023

Promethia

No abstract provided.


Lady Winters, Madeline Ice Apr 2023

Lady Winters, Madeline Ice

Departmental Honors & Graduate Capstone Projects

Lady Winters is a young adult fantasy novella based in a world of royalty and assassins. The line between good and evil should be clear but recent events have blurred them. In the shadows, lurks a darkness that seeks to change the course of history.

In a futuristic kingdom, Lady Celestia Winters inherits debt and a kill list following the death of her parents. She takes over her mother’s position as an Academy Assassin and uses her training to work towards paying off the family debt. In charge of her assignments is the infamous Headmistress and Celestia’s newest target is …


Attics, Mark Brazaitis Apr 2023

Attics, Mark Brazaitis

Bryant Literary Review

No abstract provided.


Youth In Asia, E.H. Jacobs Apr 2023

Youth In Asia, E.H. Jacobs

Bryant Literary Review

No abstract provided.


Exuvia, Andie Tursi Apr 2023

Exuvia, Andie Tursi

Bryant Literary Review

No abstract provided.


We Must Not Disturb The Peace, Nicole Cifani Lehmann-Haupt Apr 2023

We Must Not Disturb The Peace, Nicole Cifani Lehmann-Haupt

Bryant Literary Review

No abstract provided.


Heart Of A Monster, Gabriella King Apr 2023

Heart Of A Monster, Gabriella King

Bryant Literary Review

No abstract provided.


Return To The Country Of The Crime, Dan Grossman Apr 2023

Return To The Country Of The Crime, Dan Grossman

Bryant Literary Review

No abstract provided.


Rethinking Length And Form In Fiction: Workshopping Short Stories, Novels, Novellas, Flash, And Hybrid, Kevin Clouther Apr 2023

Rethinking Length And Form In Fiction: Workshopping Short Stories, Novels, Novellas, Flash, And Hybrid, Kevin Clouther

Journal of Creative Writing Studies

This essay challenges dominant workshop practices and details efforts to diversify workshops with particular attention to what is workshopped and how workshops can become inclusive of not only short stories but also various lengths and forms of fiction: novels, novellas, flash, and hybrid. This essay addresses face-to-face as well as online workshops.


The Things We Do On A Moonlit Night, Jessica Barrio Apr 2023

The Things We Do On A Moonlit Night, Jessica Barrio

The Agora

I wrote this while thinking about some of the people closest to me in my life and the feelings that they have experienced while living in a small town like Las Cruces. I felt inspired by this struggle and conflict between the people who make you happy and the place that makes you miserable and I wanted to explore that conflict in my own writing. This story is meant to be a sort of look into dealing with trauma and guilt, and how that all intertwines with the memories of the narrator and their love. I wanted to write something …


The Sin Of War, Devon L. Harrison Apr 2023

The Sin Of War, Devon L. Harrison

The Agora

The main question of the short story is who is Ares? It's well known he is the war god of ancient Greek mythos and individuals interested in Greek Mythology could tell you he is one of several war gods, who specifically embodies the brutality of war. I bother to explore this question as Ares doesn't make much of an appearance in mythology and when he does it's in a rather demeaning light. Ares is one of the only Olympians who is, typically, disliked existing as a necessary evil rather than a god. He is appreciated in certain circles with the …


Confessions Of Crooks: An Analysis Of How Art Influences Society's View On Antiheroes And Redemption Through An Original Short Story Collection, Connor Thomas Wilkerson Apr 2023

Confessions Of Crooks: An Analysis Of How Art Influences Society's View On Antiheroes And Redemption Through An Original Short Story Collection, Connor Thomas Wilkerson

Undergraduate Theses

The twenty-first century has successfully bred the notion that everyone who commits a morally reprehensible action is themselves a morally reprehensible individual with absolutely no redeeming factors. This notion, however, simply isn’t accurate as it is shown in not only some of the most popular media of the age but also some of the most famous crimes of the age that people who commit heinous actions aren’t always entirely heinous. With this thesis, I plan to make an argument that condemns judgement on the morality of individuals without knowing their full stories. Specifically, I plan to write a short story …


Eternity Enterprises: A Near Future Short Story Collection, Timothy Connors Apr 2023

Eternity Enterprises: A Near Future Short Story Collection, Timothy Connors

Fiction MFA Theses

A near future science fiction short story collection that explores our entanglements with technology and how that further complicates our humanity.


Celebrations 2023, University Of Mississippi Writing Project, University Of Mississippi. Office Of Pre-College Programs Apr 2023

Celebrations 2023, University Of Mississippi Writing Project, University Of Mississippi. Office Of Pre-College Programs

Celebrations: A Literary Magazine

No abstract provided.


Speaking The Unspoken: Reconsidering The Craft Of Subtext In Fiction Through Nafissa Thompson-Spires’S Use Of Palimptext In “Heads Of The Colored People”, Karen Lee Boren Apr 2023

Speaking The Unspoken: Reconsidering The Craft Of Subtext In Fiction Through Nafissa Thompson-Spires’S Use Of Palimptext In “Heads Of The Colored People”, Karen Lee Boren

Journal of Creative Writing Studies

This essay suggests new craft techniques in fiction are emerging, which act as a palimptext, a writing, erasure, and overwriting of subtext, establishing new relationships between writer and reader. Traditional uses of subtext rely on an unspoken relationship between writers and readers wherein writers “hide” thematic meaning in subtextual layers of fiction and readers “dig” for these deeper meanings. However, this essay shows reading practices have changed from deep reading to skimming and information-seeking practices. Further, subtext’s need to give the unseen and unspoken a limited and veiled presence in a text has shifted. Current unspoken assumptions about the …


The De-Indigenisation Of The English Language: On Linguistic Idiosyncrasy, Fayssal Bensalah Apr 2023

The De-Indigenisation Of The English Language: On Linguistic Idiosyncrasy, Fayssal Bensalah

Journal of Creative Writing Studies

This paper introduces and explains a fresh adaptation of linguistic hybridity. This creative strategy is common among postcolonial, transnational and transcultural writers, who would import linguistic features from their first languages to hybridise their prose and paint it with a distinctive identity. I aim, however, to demonstrate that my English text can be hybridised without looking outside the English language, but rather by looking within it. The English language, as I argue, is already a hybrid language, populated by thousands of words borrowed from various languages, including Arabic. The words of this latter, if used intelligently and selectively in my …


Saga Vol.86 / 2022-23, Carly Davis, Blake Traylor Apr 2023

Saga Vol.86 / 2022-23, Carly Davis, Blake Traylor

SAGA Art & Literary Magazine

No abstract provided.


Those Beneath, Dee Lancaster Apr 2023

Those Beneath, Dee Lancaster

Research Learning Experiences (RLEs)

The first chapter in a longer prose fiction project featuring a supernatural hike through Yellowstone National Park.


Kung Fu Panda - A Good Story Well Done, James E. Bruner Apr 2023

Kung Fu Panda - A Good Story Well Done, James E. Bruner

Classical Conversations

Storytelling is incredibly important in the everyday lives of humans. Over the course of history, the methods of storytelling have advanced much in the same way society has advanced. However, the constant components of a good story and classic literature have never changed: enticing plots, courageous heroes, and narrative beauty. One of the most popular, modern methods for storytelling for both young and old alike is the animated motion picture. The Kung Fu Panda movies are a series of animated children’s movies created by Dreamworks Animation studios that have witnessed great success in box offices worldwide. However, the journey of …


Volume 101, Number 1 - Spring 2023 Apr 2023

Volume 101, Number 1 - Spring 2023

The Alembic

The Alembic - Volume 101, Number 1 - Spring 2023. 142 pages including covers and advertisements.

Table of Contents

Fiction and Poetry

  • Bibars, Sofia, The Glittery Bits In Our Home, 11
  • Christiansen, Celine, A Good Man's Grave, 23
  • Clarke, Fiona, By The River Of Babylon, 38
  • Dinges, Richard, Conductor, 39
  • Dinges, Richard, Grim Reaper, 40
  • Dinges, Richard, Raising, 41
  • Ellis, Mark, A Lady Names Sorrows Bloom, 42
  • Flores, Mariela, My Name, 43
  • Flores, Mariela, Five Ways To Look At Hands, 45
  • Flores, Mariela, Hardest Thing Is To Say Goodbye, 47 …