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The Auteur As Adapter: From Literature To Film In Rossellini, Godard, And Pasolini, Sundar S. Pratt
The Auteur As Adapter: From Literature To Film In Rossellini, Godard, And Pasolini, Sundar S. Pratt
Senior Projects Spring 2021
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College
Black Boys, Native Sons, Rufus Scotts, And Sulas: An Exploration Of Literary Dissent, Shirley Merino
Black Boys, Native Sons, Rufus Scotts, And Sulas: An Exploration Of Literary Dissent, Shirley Merino
Senior Projects Spring 2021
The responsibility of creating writing that is palatable in order to please every audience but the Black audience is often placed on the shoulders of Black authors. As phrased by Richard Wright in his “Blueprint for Negro Writing” the risk of focusing one’s writing entirely on the Black experience, left Black authors with the risk of being “consigned to oblivion.” Writing that captures the joys, the struggles, and the history of being Black in America, is often overlooked and ignored by white audiences and publishers, as it is often perceived as being unappealing and unpleasant. However, authors like Wright, James …
Beyond Empathy: Examining The Emerging Field Of Literature And Human Rights, Cassidy Jane Polga
Beyond Empathy: Examining The Emerging Field Of Literature And Human Rights, Cassidy Jane Polga
Senior Projects Spring 2021
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College.
"Bothe The Heye And The Lowe": Role Reversal And Medieval Animal Allegory, Rose A. Rugendorf
"Bothe The Heye And The Lowe": Role Reversal And Medieval Animal Allegory, Rose A. Rugendorf
Senior Projects Fall 2021
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College
Poetic Piety: John Winthrop, Anne Bradstreet, And The Puritan Writer’S Internal Errand, Amelia Kathleen David
Poetic Piety: John Winthrop, Anne Bradstreet, And The Puritan Writer’S Internal Errand, Amelia Kathleen David
Senior Projects Spring 2021
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College.
A Poet, A Teacher: Standing Still With Mary Oliver, Melissa Therese Benedek
A Poet, A Teacher: Standing Still With Mary Oliver, Melissa Therese Benedek
Senior Projects Spring 2021
The poet Mary Oliver (1935-2019) once wrote, “Attention without feeling, I began to learn, is only a report.” How does Oliver teach the practice of paying attention to the natural world? This project explores observation as a form of attention in Oliver’s work and how it is implicit in her writing practice. The relationship between attention and feeling manifests in her poetry. Observations are both the foundation and definition of Oliver’s concrete images and incommunicable encounters with nonhumans in the natural world. For Oliver, the goal of attention is not to give a scientific account of details about specific animals …