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Der Welsche Gast (The Italian Guest), Marion Gibbs
Der Welsche Gast (The Italian Guest), Marion Gibbs
TEAMS Medieval German Texts in Bilingual Editions
Friedrich Neumann described Thomasin's Der Welsche Gast as a linguistic phenomenon without comparison within the corpus of German literature of the Hohenstaufen period. In the didactic literature of the time, Der Welsche Gast does indeed occupy a unique position. . . . [It] betrays the heavy hand of the clerical moralist who moves from providing the younger members of his audience with a primer for proper social etiquette in his early verses to a meticulous analysis of what he clearly viewed as the appropriate ethical code for the nobility of his time, often presented against the backdrop of a thundering …
Intimacy, Elizabeth Knapp
Intimacy, Elizabeth Knapp
Dissertations
In one of his finest poems, "Asphodel, That Greeny Flower," William Carlos Williams writes: "It is difficult / to get the news from poems / but men die miserably everyday / for lack / of what is found there." Earlier, his contemporary, W.H. Auden, had made his famous claim that "poetry makes nothing happen." While the views of the two great modernists appear to be at odds with each other, they are in fact two sides of the same argument, the yin and yang at the center of all true art. For what these poets saw as critical to both …
To-Do List, Andrew Soliday
Consumption, Carolyn Racine
How I'Ll Know If You Are Home, Rebecca Mansberger
The Ocean Is Sitting Alone In A Chair In The Corner Of A Nearly Empty Room, Jodi Hovey
The Ocean Is Sitting Alone In A Chair In The Corner Of A Nearly Empty Room, Jodi Hovey
The Laureate
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Camille, Caroline Lampinen
Drink To The Moon, Shoshana Mcintosh
Hyena, Kathleen Tarleton
"It Looks Like The Ground Is On Fire", Kimberly Schoetzow
"It Looks Like The Ground Is On Fire", Kimberly Schoetzow
The Laureate
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Harvest's Dusk, Kimberly Knopf
Crescendo, Jenna Cashera
Recalling A Mood To Be Aghast., Nathan Lipps
Carrion, Simon Thalmann
Grandpa's Collections, Keith Carver
In Sight Of The White Cathedral., Nathan Lipps
To The Squirrel On Rose, Jessica Rethman
French Vanilla, Ren Kim
Echo, Jennifer Dempsey
A Silence In Perfect Cursive, Carissa Dismuke
Archipelago, Rebecah Pulsifer
Untitled, Amber Adams
In My Bedroom/Winter Has Been Far Too Long, Andrew Soliday
In My Bedroom/Winter Has Been Far Too Long, Andrew Soliday
The Laureate
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The Pains In My Stomach, Theresa Thomas
Rain Town, Melanie Crow
Rain Town, Melanie Crow
Dissertations
My project, a collection of poetry, examines both loss and transformation. Personal loss informs the poems, but the work also addresses how the speaker is accorded insight into the world because of loss and is transformed. The work takes into account mythology, science, and the act of writing in order to understand what it means to live in mutability. Many of the poems demonstrate an acute awareness of the body. Robert Lowell and Jorie Graham are both writers who have informed my poems in this way; both explore a dual consciousness of loss and renewal and both represent moments of …
Worry, Kristen Tracy
Worry, Kristen Tracy
Dissertations
The poems that make up Worry investigate themes of feminine struggle, identity, and survival. They move at a fast pace, and many of the metaphors are drawn from the animal kingdom.
Starlight Drive, William R. Reynolds Jr.
Starlight Drive, William R. Reynolds Jr.
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Starlight Drive is a book-length manuscript of poems that reflects my abiding interest in how poetry can use the fiction writer's tools, such as characterization and setting, without sacrificing the beauty of the lyric. Like Rodney Jones, I write about my north Alabama childhood filtered through the lens of my adult life here in the Midwest. My field of perception does not begin in a cotton field like Jones', but on a cul-de-sac in a middle-class neighborhood of Huntsville, where my father was an engineer for NASA. The poems in my manuscript show my protagonist moving through a landscape peopled …
Mothers Of Us All: When Does Political Message Take Precedence Over Art In Some Modern And Contemporary Women’S Poetry, Shanda Hansma Blue Easterday
Mothers Of Us All: When Does Political Message Take Precedence Over Art In Some Modern And Contemporary Women’S Poetry, Shanda Hansma Blue Easterday
Dissertations
This dissertation contains an essay with the above title, as well as two sections of poems. The first section of poems is entitled Maria Sibylla Merian, Artist and Naturalist , and is a collection of poems about, and in the voice of, Merian. Many of these are what are known as personna poems. The second section of poems is entitled The Beekeeper's Wife , and uses autobiography as a framework for communicating the humor in human relationships, and for illustrating the surrealism in the human race's relationships with the natural world.
My research for my essay entailed the study of …
Dear Beyond, Kirsten Hemmy
Dear Beyond, Kirsten Hemmy
Dissertations
My project. Dear Beyond, a collection of poetry, examines the connection between landscape—both internal and external, or private and public—and environment. My poetry reflects my own unique background and my struggles with emplacement, or the placing of oneself in any particular landscape. It aims to challenge dominant paradigms of voice, expression, and even inquiry; it questions traditional, systematic forms of inquiry such as the Cartesian idea of an essential separation between object and subject. Culture and landscape, I have discovered, manifest themselves everywhere, in variegated forms: in spaciousness or intimacy, in internal and external contexts, in tactile experiences, in focused …
Stylus, Megan Drozan