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Writing the Limits of the Market: Transnational Novels within Neoliberalism

Shake, Nelson Thomas (2019-04-01)

Despite the global spread of the latest form of capitalism called neoliberalism, literary scholars widely privilege American and British texts when studying this economic ideology. This project, however, takes a transnational ...

Writing Their Way In: The Dedicatory Epistles of Early Modern English Women Authors

Parker, Meghan Lee (2013-04-30)

This project explores how 17th-century English women writers used dedicatory epistles. The three case studies here represent different modes in which women writers interacted with readers: manuscript, print, and commercial ...

Writing User-Friendly Energy Audit Reports

Capehart, L. C.; Capehart, B. L. (Energy Systems Laboratory (http://esl.tamu.edu), 1994-04)

Energy audits don't save money and energy for companies unless the recommendations are implemented. Audit reports should be designed to encourage implementation, but often they impede it instead. In this paper, the authors ...

Writing Woman’s Empire: Imperialism and the Construction of American Femininity in Antebellum Literary Discourse

Lee, Seung Hee (2014-12-16)

This dissertation examines the interplay between the language of empire and femininity in antebellum literary culture by focusing on texts that offer gendered meanings of America as a new empire in their depiction and ...

Writing, Realities, and Developing Ethos: Literacy Narratives in the Composition Classroom

Groesch, Julie E. (2010-10-12)

The overall purpose of this study is to analyze how students talk and write about writing to understand why mainstream students struggle with writing when they are neither economically nor culturally marginalized. Composition ...

Written emotional expression and health: efficacy of treatment implementation via mail

Brown, Erin Leigh (Texas A&M University, 2013-02-22)

Studies examining the impact of written emotional expression on health have demonstrated repeatedly that writing about emotional experiences produces positive health effects compared to writing about non-emotional topics. ...

The WRKY transcription factor family and senescence in switchgrass

Rinerson, Charles; Scully, Erin; Palmer, Nathan; Donze-Reiner, Teresa; Rabara, Roel; Tripathi, Prateek; Shen, Qingxi; Sattler, Scott; Rohila, Jai; Sarath, Gautam; Rushton, Paul (BMC Genomics, 2015)

The wrong kind of general: the resignation of union brigadier general William W. Burns

Ward, David Earl (Texas A&M University, 2005-08-29)

This study examines the career of Union Brigadier General William Wallace Burns, focusing on the circumstances surrounding his mysterious resignation of his volunteer rank in March 1863, at the height of the Civil War. ...

Wrought iron hand tools from the underwater archaelogical excavations of colonial Port Royal, Jamaica, C. 1692

Custer, Katie Michelle (Texas A&M University, 2004)

The written history of Port Royal starts with the European discovery of Jamaica on Columbus' second voyage to the New World and has proven to be rich in shady characters and natural disasters. The English took possession ...

Wrought iron hand tools in Port Royal, Jamaica: a study based upon a collection of the tools recovered from archaeological excavations and on tools listed in the probate inventories of colonial Port Royal, c. 1692

Franklin, Marianne (Texas A&M University, 1992)

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