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13 Jul 23	Trauma Unheard: The Social Disenfranchisement of Grief	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Mel Anderson	1	View
11 Jul 23	The Call from Inside the House: The Final Girl Trope as a Reflection of Cultural Anxiety of Race and Gender	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Jack Quigley	1	View
2 Feb 18	“Come Out of the Woods and We’ll Tell You Who You Are”: The Protest Literatures of S. Alice Callahan, Charles Alexander Eastman, and Simon Pokagon	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Steve Harrison	1	View
10 Mar 15	Endure and Survive: Dystopia in the Post-Apocalypse and Its Insight into Human Existence	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Justin Murdock	1	View
14 Feb 24	An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of Pre-Tenured, Tenure-Track Counselor Educators Teaching the Master’s-Level Research and Program Evaluation Class	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Daisy Z. Zhou	1	View
2 Feb 18	JADES, CHEATS, AND COUNTERFEITS: FEMALE TRICKSTERS IN THE EARLY BRITISH NOVEL, 1680–1745	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Jeffrey G. Howard	1	View
10 Mar 15	Transgressing Postcolonial Indifference, Recovering History: Women and Desire in Arundhati Roy's "The God of Small Things", Ahdaf Soueif's "The Map of Love", and Edwidge Danticat's "The Farming of Bones"	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Kelly Meyer	1	View
21 Mar 23	The Realms of John Murray II: A Publisher’s Influence b	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Victoria Davis	1	View
6 Feb 24	The Rhetoric Surrounding Wolves n Five North American Comic	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Brianna V. Lords	1	View
13 Jul 23	Korean Immigrants and Shopkeeping in North American Literature	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Wonjeong Kim	1	View
28 Feb 24	Web2 Capital: American Media and Culture in the 2010s	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Daniel Gillespie	1	View
16 Apr 20	What Vernacular Narratives Teach Us About Trauma: An Analysis of Teton Dam Flood Narratives	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Suzette Gee	1	View
16 Apr 20	Petrarchan 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 & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Melinda B. Linscott	1	View
16 Apr 20	“Rebellion to Tyrants is Obedience to God”: The Providence Myth in American Revolutionary Literature	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Brad J. Rowe	1	View
6 Jul 18	THE NON-GRAMMARIAN’S GUIDE TO FIXING STUDENT GRAMMAR AND PUNCTUATION ERRORS	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Amy K. Brumfield	1	View
9 Mar 15	Jane Austen in Postmodern Popular Culture	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Elise Barker	1	View
28 Jul 20	Seriality, Context, and Format Early American Literature and the Periodical	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Catherine Becker	1	View
4 Mar 26	Immigration Position, Labeling, and Civility: An Analysis of YouTube Comments During a Salient Policy Moment in the United States	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Sajida Ferdous	1	View
21 Jul 20	Crossing the Moat around the Ivory Tower: Community Engagement in a Face-to-Face and Online First-Year Writing Course	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Richard Samuelson	1	View
12 Jun 20	A TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY PERSPECTIVE ON THE AMERICAN FRONTIER: THE INFLUENCE AND CONTINUITY OF LITERARY AND HISTORICAL RHETORIC ON CURRENT ATTITUDES TOWARD WESTERN LANDSCAPE AND URBAN WILD SPACES	Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy	Unknown	Unknown	Shelley McEuen	1	View