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10 Dec 19GHOSTED: HOW AMERICAN WOMEN USE THE GOTHIC GENRE TO HAUNT OPPRESSORSIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownCarly Flandro1View
25 Jun 25Connection, Moderation, and Control: Maintaining and Transgressing Psychological Boundaries in Mid-to-Late Nineteenth-Century British NovelsIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownSarah Garelik1View
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
25 Jun 25Searching for the Absent Mother in Contemporary Irish and Indian FictionIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownJessica E. Wooley1View
6 Sep 18The Existential Modernism of Elizabeth BowenIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownKatherine Merrill1View
25 Jun 25From the River to the Sea and Beyond: Understanding the Palestinian SurvivanceIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownSeth G. Garwood1View
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
6 Mar 15Be a Man: Representations of Masculinity in the Civil War Literature of Ambrose Bierce and John William De ForestIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownCorinna Barrett1View
6 Mar 15The Caverns of the Heart: The Existential Themes of Nathaniel HawthorneIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownDerik Robertson1View
26 Jun 25Bleeding All Over the Shelves and Tracking It Out Into the World: Theorizing Horror in Indigenous North American LiteratureIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownHogan D. Schaak1View
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
9 Mar 15Jane Austen in Postmodern Popular CultureIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownElise Barker1View
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
6 Sep 18Childish Conventions: The Generic Absence of Children in Early Modern DramaIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownDeon Martineau1View
30 Sep 25How Do Instructions on How to Use and Interpret Infographics in Multimodal Assignments Impact Students’ Critical Thinking, Creativity, and Engagement Process?Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownSuraiya Nasrin1View
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
27 Jan 26The Association of TikTok Use and Its intersection with Body image and Mental Health among MUBAS StudentsIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownLydia K. Maganga1View
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
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
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