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Full-Text Articles in English Language and Literature
Naming The Dead, Robert Miltner
Cardiac, Marjorie Welish
Droit Du Vassal, Rebecca Foust
The Use Of The World, Shelly Cato
Witness, Amy Arthur
The Arsonist's Lament, Eric Smith
The Conversation, Kimberly Bruss
Birthday Dress, Trista Edwards
Reverend Timothy Lovejoy, Tom C. Hunley
Trespasses, Amy Arthur
The Irritating Professor, David Kirby
Romantic Notions, Stephen Priest, Gergen Manstoff
Little Murders Everywhere / Chord Box / Praise Nothing, Jessica Murray
Little Murders Everywhere / Chord Box / Praise Nothing, Jessica Murray
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 164-173
Lookout Mountain, Austin Segrest
Last Call At The Conference Hotel, Matthew Buckley Smith
Last Call At The Conference Hotel, Matthew Buckley Smith
Birmingham Poetry Review
p. 132
Cathedral, Rachel Richardson
Beyond The Looking-Glass: The Intensity Of The Gothic Dream In Nineteenth-Century British Literature, Anne N. Nagel
Beyond The Looking-Glass: The Intensity Of The Gothic Dream In Nineteenth-Century British Literature, Anne N. Nagel
Department of English: Dissertations, Theses, and Student Research
The dream is a contested space in terms of allegory and affect, the non-conscious intensity associated with feelings and emotions. Readers tend to express disappointment when a narrative turns out to be “just a dream,” yet the dream is uniquely capable of evoking powerful affective intensity. Yet most scholarship approaches the literary dream through representational interpretation, which not only overlooks the intensity of affect, but dampens it. The dreamer cannot interpret the dream while engrossed in dreaming. By taking into consideration the perspective of the dreamer, this thesis moves beyond the reflective lens of symbolic interpretation to explore the intensity …
The Case Of Brown, Sara Ellingsworth
The Case Of Brown, Sara Ellingsworth
English and Journalism Student Works
The world is understood through the formation of categories, of defining what something is and what something is not, totalizing an experience, person, or word in order to come to an understanding of its essential meaning. Associations color one’s thoughts whether they are fully acknowledged or not. Without exploring the associations, accumulated through personal experience, that determine one’s view of another individual, there is a danger of marginalizing that person, instead of allowing them to fully inhabit their identity. In the following, I aim to expose the ways in which Richard Rodriguez uses Jacques Derrida’s concept of deconstruction as a …
Satori 2013, Winona State University
Satori 2013, Winona State University
Satori Literary Magazine
The Satori is a student literary publication that expresses the artistic spirit of the students of Winona State University. Student poetry, prose, and graphic art are published in the Satori every spring since 1970.
Apologue, Claudia Emerson
When Saw Grass Grows To Meet The Sky, Erica Dawson
Growing Up During World War Ii, James Doyle
Fat Dope Dealers, David Kirby
Saint Lucia, James May
Holy, Laura Mccullough
Sandymount Strand: Vigil, David Mcloghlin
Pale Eye, Zachariah Mcvicker
My Esol Class Discusses Food, Christine Poreba
From Leafmold, F Daniel Rzicznek
Resurrection Spell, Jane Satterfield