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Siena Walks, Danielle Woodall, Cinzia Noble
Siena Walks, Danielle Woodall, Cinzia Noble
Journal of Undergraduate Research
In partnership with the Kennedy Center of Brigham Young University and Dr. Cinzia Noble, I worked on publishing ‘Siena Walks,’ a travel guide with specific walks in Siena Italy. As a photography major, I provided the necessary images for the publication.
Quaestio Linguae 1995: The Use Of English Words In The Italian Language, Aaron Hess Sherinian
Quaestio Linguae 1995: The Use Of English Words In The Italian Language, Aaron Hess Sherinian
Journal of Undergraduate Research
Scholars have labored for centuries to define the elements that constitute the Italian language. This debate, the “QUAESTIO LINGUAE” or “question of the language” as it is referred to, often takes into consideration the influence of foreign languages upon Italian (Petronio 1987).
Trieste In Literary And Cultural Imagination: A Select Bibliography, Robert Ricks, Cinzia Noble
Trieste In Literary And Cultural Imagination: A Select Bibliography, Robert Ricks, Cinzia Noble
Journal of Undergraduate Research
Trieste is a charming port city on the Adriatic Sea in the northeast corner of Italy, home to nearly 300,000 and capital of the Friuli-Venezia-Giulia region. Though Trieste has ancient roots as the Roman settlement Tergeste, it was not until the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, when it became the most important port of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, that Trieste grew and flourished. Its advantageous location at the crossroads between Latin, Slavic, and German civilizations certainly favored its rise to greater regional importance and bred a peculiar cosmopolitan atmosphere that survives to this day.
Implementing Videos And Dvds In Teaching Foreign Language Classes: A Need For A Strategy, Loredana Comparone Martin, Dr. Michael D. Bush
Implementing Videos And Dvds In Teaching Foreign Language Classes: A Need For A Strategy, Loredana Comparone Martin, Dr. Michael D. Bush
Journal of Undergraduate Research
Teaching authentic language in context has a vital role in foreign language instruction. Especially at an intermediate level, students need to be exposed to something other than simulated authentic discourse, defined by Geddes and White (1978) as “language produced with a pedagogical purpose.” (cited in Omaggio Hadley, 175)
An Analysis Of The Contemporary Italian Environment Movement: Challenges And Possible Solutions, David C. Mcknight, Ilona Klein
An Analysis Of The Contemporary Italian Environment Movement: Challenges And Possible Solutions, David C. Mcknight, Ilona Klein
Journal of Undergraduate Research
A significant portion of my senior year at Brigham Young University was dedicated to the completion of my Senior Honors Thesis entitled: “An Analysis of the Contemporary Italian Environmental Movement: Challenges and Possible Solutions.” The information most pertinent to my argument had to come from current sources, as environmental issues are changing constantly. Consequently, I decided to pursue an ORCA scholarship, as I could only gain this information by traveling to Italy to interview Italy’s top political and environmental experts, and to gain access to specialized archives holding ecological materials.
Publishing Henry De Saict-Didier’S 1573 Manual On The ‘Single Sword’, Robert Hyatt, Dr. Jesse Hurlbut
Publishing Henry De Saict-Didier’S 1573 Manual On The ‘Single Sword’, Robert Hyatt, Dr. Jesse Hurlbut
Journal of Undergraduate Research
I had the good fortune to be introduced to the Henry de Sainct-Didier manual by a friend named John Clements, and I was able to obtain one of the few surviving copies of this manual from a used bookstore in France. With fellow student Devin Wilson, we had translated most of the manual. For my ORCA project, I refined the translation and with Devin’s long-distance help, translated the rest of the poems. I scanned in entire manual at an extra-high resolution and arranged to have Paladin Press publish the book. Paladin Press now has the final manuscript and is getting …
The Kirtland Temple: Its Role In Consolidating The Power Of Jesus Christ In The Acting Figure Of The Prophet Joseph Smith, Wendy K. Young, Dr. Donald W. Parry
The Kirtland Temple: Its Role In Consolidating The Power Of Jesus Christ In The Acting Figure Of The Prophet Joseph Smith, Wendy K. Young, Dr. Donald W. Parry
Journal of Undergraduate Research
Scholars continue to find striking similarities among temples of the ancient world. Research yields evidence of similarities not only among ancient temples, but also between ancient and modern temples.