Browsing by Department "English"
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Abstract: Slave Revolt, Representative Men, and Emerson’s ‘Conversion’ to Abolitionism
(Emerson Society Papers, 1996) -
Activism in Digital Humanities: Complicating Community, Technology, and Open Access
(Digital Humanities 2017, 2017) -
Admiration and Awe: Morisco Buildings and Identity Negotiations in Early Modern Spanish Historiography
(Texas A&M University, 2018)Urquízar-Herrera’s well-researched book strikes deep into vital questions about the art history of Early Modern Spain. To -
The Advanced Research Consortium & Peer Review
(2016-07-27)This presentation given at the "Music Scholarship Online" meeting describes the procedures for peer reviewing digital projects employed by the Advanced research consortium -
The Advanced Research Consortium and RDF Guidelines
(2016-07-27)This presentation presents the Resource Data Framework (RDF) requirements of the Advanced Research Consortium. -
"After a hundred years/ Nobody knows the place,--": Notes Toward Spatial Visualizations of Emily Dickinson
(The Emily Dickinson Journal, 2014) -
Age, Degeneration, and Regeneration in Fin-De-Siècle British Fiction
(2019-03-18)This study investigates how various age metaphors from a vampire to mandatory euthanasia function to invalidate linear progressions of both individuals and society in fin-desiècle British literature. It explains how and ... -
Allegories of Modernity, Geographies of Memory
(2012-10-19)This dissertation examines how postmodernist narratives of memory in Graham Swift's Waterland, Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children, and Amitav Ghosh's The Shadow Lines retrieve the stories of those who have been lost or ... -
Ambivalent Devotion: Religious Imagination in Contemporary Southern Women's Fiction
(2011-02-22)Analyzing novels by Sheri Reynolds, Lee Smith, Barbara Kingsolver, Alice Walker, Gloria Naylor, and Sue Monk Kidd, I argue that these authors challenge religious structures by dramatizing the struggle between love and ... -
AN INCLUSIVE APPROACH TO TEACHING SHAKESPEARE IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
(2020-07-21)In this dissertation, “An Inclusive Approach to Teaching Shakespeare in the Twenty-First Century,” I use the lens of critical pedagogy and critical race theory to examine the ways teachers teach Shakespeare in American ... -
An analysis of conceptual metaphor in the professional and academic discourse of technical communication
(Texas A&M University, 2005-02-17)This dissertation explores the ongoing division between technical communication practitioners and academics by examining the conceptual metaphors that underlie their discourse in professional journals and textbooks. Beginning ... -
The Apostelesse's Social Network: The Meaning of Mary Magdalene in Fifteenth-Century East Anglia
(2013-08-22)This dissertation examines how the construction of Saint Mary Magdalene as a symbol participated in a network of political, social, and religious practices in fifteenth- century England. That symbol both changed and was ... -
An Archive of Shame: Gender, Embodiment, and Citizenship in Contemporary American Culture
(2012-07-16)In this dissertation, "An Archive of Shame: Gender, Embodiment, and Citizenship in Contemporary American Culture," I use the affect of shame in its multiple forms and manifestations as a category of analysis in order to ... -
"As Un-American as Rabies": Addiction and Identity in American Postwar Junkie Literature
(2011-02-22)The years following World War II symbolized a new beginning for the United States. While at the height of global power, Americans founds that they were able to experience a leisurely existence where items, desired instead ... -
Astigmatism: poems exploring the misshapen I
(Texas A&M University, 2006-10-30)This thesis is a book of poems, containing two major sections. The first part is a critical introduction to the creative writing; the second part consists of poetry that I have composed, revised, and revisited during the ... -
At Journalism's Boundaries: A Reporter's Journey from Fact to the Emotion of Truth
(2012-10-19)This thesis is a work of literary journalism that explores the distinct boundaries in style that partition how a writer reports objective facts and reveals subjective experience. In brief, it is a genre-breaking prose ... -
Attention and Distraction: Cinematic Perception and Spectatorship in Modernist Texts, 1897-1941
(2017-07-31)Tracing sensory and affective experiences associated with cinematic modes of perception in modernist literature, this study reveals how modernist writers embraced the medium of cinematic language as a means to examine new ... -
The Author and the Agent: Women's Writing and Commercial Publishing in Early Modern England
(2018-03-01)Writing from the end of the seventeenth century through the mid-eighteenth century in England, the fair triumvirate of wit—consisting of Aphra Behn, Delarivier Manley, and Eliza Haywood—are pivotal figures in the history ... -
Authorial Anxiety in a Mass Media World: Four Modernists Respond
(2013-10-15)This project explores the anxieties authors of the early twentieth century experienced in relation to mass media, particularly newspapers and the movies, focusing on the selected works of four modernist authors: Sherwood ... -
Authors, Audiences, and Elizabethan Prologics
(2011-02-22)In examining examples of prologues, inductions, and choruses from early modern drama, Authors, Audiences, and Elizabethan Prologics tries to frame a more comprehensive picture of dramatists’ relationships with the plays ...