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Trace, Presence, and Future Authorities in Edmund Spenser’s Epistles
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A discourse analysis of political campaign websites during the 2008 presidential election
(2009-12)This work employs a discourse analysis of political campaign websites during the 2008 presidential election to determine what rhetorical strategies website designers used to appeal to undecided female voters. -
"We want-um your wampum!": Colonizing, appropriating, and reconstructing Native American identities through popular culture
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Reconceptualizing the Writing Classroom: Autoethnography as a Curricular Framework in Secondary Education
(2020-11)No abstract prepared. -
Using Corridos as a Source for Learning and Development through Counterstories
(2020-11)No abstract prepared. -
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Robert Penn Warren's All the King's Men and Niccolo Machiavelli's The Prince: A Fermentation in Time
(2005-12)No abstract prepared. -
The causes of spiritual progression in Theodore Roethke's "The lost son," "Meditations of an old woman," and "North American sequence"
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The noble philosophical poete in Englishe: John Wyclif's ultrarealism and the works of Geoffrey Chaucer
(2003-12)No abstract prepared. -
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"The Terror of It": Servant Rebellion in Edith Wharton's Ghost Stories
(2009-12)No abstract prepared. -
Narrowing the gap: A close look at English learners and editing practices
(2012-05)This thesis is a close look at how English Learner writing students negotiate the complex position in which they find themselves in the American university, specifically in reference to common editing practices. That is, ... -
Arthur C Danto and the translucency of text: Impersonative literature in the late twentieth century
(2001-08)No abstract prepared. -
Her Own Voice: Coming Out in Academia with Bipolar Disorder
(2019-08)Autoethnography is a powerful tool for fleshing out one’s sense of self in context with other selves, for creating empathetic bonds between writer and reader, for interrogating difference, and for challenging the dominant ... -
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"The guilt we share": An analysis of guilt within the family in the multiact plays of Eugene O'Neill
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Documentation in the delivery of nursing care: An examination of nurses' attitudes about documentation in institutional settings
(2004-12)No abstract prepared.