Browsing University Undergraduate Research Fellows (1968–2012) by Department "Modern Languages"

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    • The Constraint of Women in Russian Folklore 
      Kim, Monica (1991)
      Women lack freedom. They lack the freedom to be their individual selves, since society and tradition dictate their obligation and obedience first to their parents, and then to their husbands. Women have no long-standing ...
    • El Papel De La Naturaleza En La Novela Sudamericana Un Estudio De La Novela De La Selva 
      Bell, Barbara Jean (1976)
      I have proposed to study the elements of the South American jungle novels, to make a comparison of this style of Super-regionalism with that of the style which deals with other areas, and to make a detailed analysis of The ...
    • German Society as Depicted in Theodor Fontane's Novels 
      Webb, Debra Ann (1977)
      This paper examines the personal relationships of the lesser aristocracy and the upper bourgeoisie as pictured in three of Theodor Fontane's novels: L’Adultera, Frau Jenny Treibel, and Effie Briest. It was found that in ...
    • Investigation of Denazification in Post-War Germany 1945-1950 
      Feltz, Karola H. (1981)
      This paper investigates the background of occupation policies which the Allied Forces planned to implement after the defeat of Germany with the focus on denazification, the means of implementation first during the Mobile ...
    • Women of Plautine Comedy: Representative of the Roman Ideal? 
      Floyd, Laura E. (1991)
      After considering what is said about women and analyzing their individual characterizations, one question remains: are these Plautine women representative of the Roman ideal? The Roman ideal for womanhood, as established ...