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25 Jun 25The Artist Mother Tension: The Days are Long and The Years are ShortIdaho State University Arts & Letters Art & ArchitectureUnknownUnknownJihae Jang1View
14 Jun 16Beyond the Surface: The Void Within Reflections on Awareness, Self, and NothingnessIdaho State University Arts & Letters Art & ArchitectureUnknownUnknownJeffrey Thompson1View
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 PokagonIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownSteve Harrison1View
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
13 Sep 16Laughing Between the Color Line: Mixed Race Humor in "The Key and Peele Show"Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownDaniel Meyerend1View
6 Feb 24The Rhetoric Surrounding Wolves n Five North American ComicIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownBrianna V. Lords1View
3 Feb 25Law and the Frontier: Legal Themes of American Literature of the West in Fenimore, Ruiz de Burton, and ErdrichIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownJacob Orse1View
17 Sep 20Illuminating the Dark Carnival in American FantasyIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownJennifer K. Cox1View
13 Jul 23Trauma Unheard: The Social Disenfranchisement of GriefIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownMel Anderson1View
3 Feb 25Humans, Aliens, and Environment: An Ecofeminist Approach to Feminist Science Fiction Literature (1969-1994)Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownJaclyn L. Sedlacek1View
10 Dec 19GHOSTED: HOW AMERICAN WOMEN USE THE GOTHIC GENRE TO HAUNT OPPRESSORSIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownCarly Flandro1View
13 Jul 23Korean Immigrants and Shopkeeping in North American LiteratureIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownWonjeong Kim1View
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
11 Jul 23The Call from Inside the House: The Final Girl Trope as a Reflection of Cultural Anxiety of Race and GenderIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownJack Quigley1View
28 Jul 20Seriality, Context, and Format Early American Literature and the PeriodicalIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownCatherine Becker1View
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
11 May 20Engaging Dialogues: An Analysis of the Structure and Content of Coleridge’s Early Conversation PoemsIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownBrittany Wessel1View
21 May 20Mad Kings and Caged Sovereigns: Paradoxes of Power in the Rhetoric of Eight Songs for a Mad King and President Donald J. TrumpIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownKristen Wheaton1View
29 Jul 21A Cognitivist Reading of Hutchinson’s and Cavendish’s Responses to the English Civil WarIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownYousef M. Deikna1View
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
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