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16 Apr 20“Rebellion to Tyrants is Obedience to God”: The Providence Myth in American Revolutionary LiteratureIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownBrad J. Rowe1View
20 Dec 19METADISCOURSE, ACADEMIC WRITING, AND FYCIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownDiantha Smith1View
16 Apr 20Constructing Dry Wests: Aridity and Water in Twentieth-century Western American FictionIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownQuinn Grover1View
16 Apr 20Petrarchan Metaphors in Wroth’s Pamphilia to Amphilanthusand Prominent Cultural Discourses in Seventeenth-Century England: “From contraries I seeke to runn, but contraries I can nott shun”Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownMelinda B. Linscott1View
11 May 20Engaging Dialogues: An Analysis of the Structure and Content of Coleridge’s Early Conversation PoemsIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownBrittany Wessel1View
3 Aug 23Feeling “As No One Save a Woman Can”: Representations of Female Emotional Labor in Dickens, Charlotte Brontë, and GaskellIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownLanette M. Carter1View
14 Jun 16Trauma, Proverbs, and Cognitive Development in LeGuin's "Annals of the Western Shore"Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownMargaux Burleson1View
14 Jun 16Feeling with Fiction: Exploring the Boundaries of Narrative Empathy in the Gothic Tales of Edgar Allan PoeIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownElise Anderson1View
14 Jun 16"Highly Incomprehensible and Nearly Always Ridiculous": Protesting Patriarchy Through Queer Performativity in Mary Austin's Early NovelsIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownJessica Hoffman-Ramirez1View
25 Jun 25This Way to the Museyroom Composition as a Rhetorical Lens in the Works of James JoyceIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownL. M. Cooper1View
25 Jun 25From the River to the Sea and Beyond: Understanding the Palestinian SurvivanceIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownSeth G. Garwood1View
3 Feb 25A Meta-analysis on the Acquisition of Morphosyntactic Language Transfer Models in Third Language AcquisitionIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownNajmeh Dehghanitafti1View
25 Jun 25The Portrayal of Militant Motherhood and Resistance to Autocracy and Patriarchy in Postcolonial African Novels (Late Twentieth and Early Twenty-First Century)Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownRudo Chigweshe1View
25 Jun 25Effecting Change: A Critical Analysis of Patriarchal Ideology in Margaret Atwood’s Maddaddam Trilogy and Nora Roberts’s Chronicles of the One TrilogyIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownJodi Atkinson1View
3 Feb 25The Politics of Predestination: Ambiguous Portrayals of Fate in Macbeth and La vida es sueñoIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownMegan V. Schmid1View
4 Feb 25Reflecting on Reflections: Double-Consciousness and the Social Mirror Stage Represented in Horror NoireIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownCaleb Greenwell1View
25 Jun 25Searching for the Absent Mother in Contemporary Irish and Indian FictionIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownJessica E. Wooley1View
25 Jun 25Reformer’s Rhetoric: The Ethos of Mid-Nineteenth Century American Women WritersIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownEmily Treasure1View
13 Jun 16On the Road Again: The Influence of Francis Parkman's "The Oregon Trail" on Jack Kerouac's "On the Road"Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownScott Holman1View
16 Dec 20From Invitation to Isolation in Online First Year Composition: Instructor Feedback on Student Writing to Foster Students Fully ParticipatingIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownElizabeth Onufer1View
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