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Full-Text Articles in English Language and Literature
Calaveras Big Trees, Amy Pence
Incipit, Will Schutt, Francesco Scarabicchi
What We Carry, Ellen Doré Watson
Overheard In A Drug Store And Other Poems, Brad Johnson
Overheard In A Drug Store And Other Poems, Brad Johnson
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 275-278
Reed Beds, William Logan
Birmingham Poetry Review 44 (Complete Issue), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review 44 (Complete Issue), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review
No abstract provided.
Pied Beauty, Nausheen Eusuf
In A Warm Sea, Eric Elshtain
Time's Passage At Whiskey River, Ned Balbo
[The Place I Love Is Burning], Brian Laidlaw
Search & Rescue, Michael Chitwood
Promenade, Will Schutt, Francesco Scarabicchi
Bruce's Mood, Mark Neely
Lizzie Borden's Pears, Juliana Gray
Seal 9, Alexis Levitin, Salgado Maranhāo
The Romantics, Joshua Gottlieb-Miller
Intimations, Eleanor Wilner
O'Nights, Madison Jones
The Quiet Boy, Stephen Kampa
Birmingham Poetry Review 44 (End Matter), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review 44 (End Matter), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 291-309
Italian American Masculinities, Fred L. Gardaphé
Italian American Masculinities, Fred L. Gardaphé
Publications and Research
The Italian American man is the result of the interaction of centuries of Italianate masculinities coming into contact with the variety of masculinities that have come to make up the American man. The results of these encounters are more varied and complex than the stereotypical art and media representations of the Latin lover, the brutish bully, and the flashy gangster that have dominated American culture since the early 1920s. Over the years, theories of masculinity have all fallen short of describing the plurality of possiblities of Italian American masculinity, and in fact provide us with nothing more than categories that …
Scientific Literacy Matters: Using Literature To Meet Next Generation Science Standards And 21st Century Skills, Cynthia Tomovic, Sueanne Mckinney, Clair Berube
Scientific Literacy Matters: Using Literature To Meet Next Generation Science Standards And 21st Century Skills, Cynthia Tomovic, Sueanne Mckinney, Clair Berube
STEMPS Faculty Publications
Scientific literacy matters. It matters because it is vitally important to the education and development of America’s children, tomorrow's workforce, and the keepers of our future. If the future of American individual decision making, engagement in civic and cultural affairs, and valuable contributions to economic development is to be protected, it is critical that American students become more scientifically literate than they are today. Today, most Americans, including students, are considered scientifically illiterate. Recognizing the need to develop and enhance scientific literacy (also known as science literacy), science educators have worked diligently at developing new science standards, new approaches to …
Too Retro For Religion: Self-Identity And The Presence Of God In The Works Of L. J. Smith And Bram Stoker, Jasmyn C. Barringer
Too Retro For Religion: Self-Identity And The Presence Of God In The Works Of L. J. Smith And Bram Stoker, Jasmyn C. Barringer
Senior Honors Theses and Projects
Since vampirism threatens the psychological stability of human beings, religion is utilized to combat vampires in Bram Stoker's Dracula. Jutta Schulze alludes to a dominant discourse that establishes moral binaries through religion. However, when the presence of God is limited or non-existent, individuals within L. J. Smith's Secret Vampire cannot rely on moral binaries to understand vampires. Instead, they must redefine their self-identity without Christian beliefs that would otherwise deem vampires unacceptable. "Too Retro for Religion" examines the exclusive nature presented by religious binaries in Victorian literature in comparison with the transformative human-vampire relationship in modern fiction.
A Fast-Moving Storm, Amanda Kelley Corbin
A Fast-Moving Storm, Amanda Kelley Corbin
Theses and Dissertations--English
This collection of linked short stories follows a young woman who takes on a job as a property manager in Lexington, Kentucky after the death of her parents. These stories explore a cast of characters she encounters as well as her struggle to adjust to her new life.
Strangers With Cameras: The Consequences Of Appalachian Representation In Pop Culture, Chelsea L. Brislin
Strangers With Cameras: The Consequences Of Appalachian Representation In Pop Culture, Chelsea L. Brislin
Theses and Dissertations--English
Representations of the Appalachia region in literature, art and pop culture have historically shifted between hyperbolic, colorful caricatures to grotesque, sensationalized, black and white photography. This wide spectrum of depictions continually resonates within the North American psyche due to its shared commonality of Appalachia as the cultural “other.” This othering frequently leaves audiences with a kind of relief that this warped representation of backwards, rural poverty is not their own progressive, present-day reality. Countless artists have exploited the region in order to show the impoverished side of rural Appalachia and spin a failed capitalistic way of life into a romanticized, …
Night Watch, Ned Balbo
One Of The Waves, Ellen Doré Watson
The Visit, Marianne Boruch
Value Hunger: Feeding The Need For Assessment In Poetry, Michael Theune, Bob Broad
Value Hunger: Feeding The Need For Assessment In Poetry, Michael Theune, Bob Broad
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 63-88
My Tiger, Tom Sleigh