Browsing Undergraduate Research and Capstones by Subject "fiction"

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    • The Bildungsroman: Investigation And Creation 
      Stidvent, Chris (1996)
      I began this creative project with two main goals in mind. I first planned to lay the intellectual framework for the fiction that I would write by reading books that were recognized as part of the bildungsroman genre. I ...
    • Leaving Wisdom 
      Sherman, Zoe Allison
      Leaving Wisdom is a novella, based around historical and sociological research on New York City in the 1980s. The creative work follows seventeen-year-old Joanna Reese as she tries to make it on her own in New York City ...
    • Pilgrimage Sites in the American Southwest: A Narrative Exploration of Sacred Destinations 
      Kiolbassa, Courtney E
      Literature Review The study of pilgrimage covers a wide range of approaches: historical, personal, theoretical, literary, even artistic (Coleman and Elsner 8). No one view encompasses the richness of the pilgrimage ...
    • Thief of Flesh 
      McNease, Hannah Marie
      This project explores the effects of drug abuse and the role of culture and relationships on an individual’s upbringing. Drug abuse is becoming an increasing problem in the world, which is not only bad for individuals, who ...
    • A Thousand Golden Yesterdays 
      Edwards, Lewis William
      How can the chaotic, dissonant headspace brought about by trauma-induced dissociative disorders be effectively and accurately portrayed in creative fiction? A Thousand Golden Yesterdays, a novella-length creative artifact, ...
    • Why Billy?: visions of America's outlaw kid, 1981-1998 
      Kimbrough, Thomas Matthew (1998)
      Stephen Tatum's Inventing Billy the Kid: Visions of the Outlaw in America, 1881-1981 (1982) surveys the huge bibliography of materials relating to Billy the Kid in four phases of American history and relates them to their ...