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Teacher In The Spotlight, Elizabeth Lechleitner

Lake Union Herald

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K. J. Fielding, Patrick G. Scott

Faculty Publications

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Multiculturalisms Past, Present, And Future, Marilyn Edelstein

English

Once upon a time, most classes, in both schools and universities, focused on historical events shaped by white men, scientific discoveries made by white men, philosophies constructed by white men, and literary and artistic works created by white men. This time was not so long ago-and during some of our lifetimes. Since at least the late 1960s, this normative maleness and whiteness-which always claimed to be universal-has been challenged by the development of ethnic studies, women's and gender studies, and multiculturalism. Especially in literary studies-and nowhere more than in the field of American literature-the canon has exploded, as more works …

Writing Revolt In The Wake Of Nat Turner: Frederick Douglass And The Construction Of Black Domesticity In "The Heroic Slave", Ellen M. Weinauer

Faculty Publications

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Review Of Managing Literacy, Mothering America: Women's Narratives On Reading And Writing In The Nineteenth Century By Sarah Robbins, Sarah Wadsworth

English Faculty Research and Publications

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"Mark In This": Strategies Of Persuasion And Argument In John Donne's Poetry, Nazreen Laffir

Honors College Theses

Whether he is writing an erotic lyric, a mutual love poem or a holy sonnet, John Donne's poems employ a similar argumentative structure. Although "The Flea", an erotic lyric, "The Canonization", a mutual love poem, and "Batter My Heart", a holy sonnet portray different types of love, Donne's argumentative structure in these poems is similar to each other. In "The Flea", "The Canonization" and "Batter My Heart", Donne's speakers present a claim or command which they defend throughout the rest of the poem. The speakers use persuasive strategies to defend and validate their assertion. As the poems conclude, the speakers …

Trapped In Bluebeard's Chamber: Rose Terry Cooke And Nineteenth-Century "Desperate Housewives.", Bridget Renee Garland

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

Often overlooked in the study of nineteenth-century American literature, the New England writer Rose Terry Cooke elicited great popular appeal during the peak of her career. The admiration Cooke received from her readers and fellow writers compels one to question Cooke’s present-day obscurity. Cooke’s fiction and poetry seem inconsistent with the attitudes she express in her non-fiction, particularly concerning religion and women’s suffrage. She portrays women in miserable marriages, desperately looking for an escape. These “brides of Bluebeard” find different ways to cope with their predicament. While most never truly escape, many use (1) religious devotion, (2) masochism, and (3) …

Eng 1001-031: Composition And Language, Ray Watkins

Fall 2005

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Eng 1001g-016: Composition And Language, Catherine Gall

Fall 2005

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Eng 1001g-028-051-059: Composition And Language, Vicki Curts

Fall 2005

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Eng 1001-056-063: Composition And Language, Mary Maddox

Fall 2005

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Eng 1002g-004: Composition And Literature, Buck

Fall 2005

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Eng 2003-001: Creative Writing: Poetry, David Radavich

Fall 2005

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Eng 2011-004: Literature, The Self, And The World: Drama, Randy Beebe

Fall 2005

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Eng 3001-004: Advanced Composition, Ray Watkins

Fall 2005

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Eng 3005-001-002: Technical Communication, Donna Binns

Fall 2005

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Eng 3010g-002: Literary Masterworks, Susan Bazargan

Fall 2005

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Eng 3405-003: Children's Literature, Jerie Weasmer

Fall 2005

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50 Years Of The Lord Of The Rings - Mythcon 36, The Tolkien Society, The Mythopoeic Society

Mythcon Programs

This is the program book for Mythcon 36, held in conjunction with The Tolkien Society.

"The Mythopoeic Society have organised a stream of papers and several events at Tolkien 2005. They have produced a booklet for all attendees, which you should find in the bag you were given when you registered. The booklet doubles as both the Mythcon 36 Program Book (Tolkien 2005 incorporates Mythcon 36) and as a special double issue of Mythprint, the monthly bulletin of the Mythopoeic Society. It includes extra details of the Mythopoeic Society events. Other features include some memories of past Mythcons, including the …

Eng 1001-001-017-029: Composition And Language, Carol Dudley

Fall 2005

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Eng 1001-046: Composition And Language, Suzie Park

Fall 2005

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Eng 1000-003: Fundamental English, English Department

Fall 2005

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Eng 1001g-006-027-037: Composition And Language, Elise Hempel

Fall 2005

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Eng 1002-001: Composition And Literature, John Martone

Fall 2005

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Eng 1002-013: Composition And Literature, Jyoti Panjwani

Fall 2005

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Eng 1001-019: Composition And Language, Suzie Park

Fall 2005

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Eng 1001-005-036: Composition And Language, Denise Clark

Fall 2005

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Eng 2601-001: Backgrounds Of The Western Literature, David Raybin

Fall 2005

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Eng 1001g-012: Composition And Language, Leann Smith

Fall 2005

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Eng 1001-013: Composition And Language, Debra Valentino

Fall 2005

No abstract provided.