| Date Added+- | Title+- | Organization+- | Min Coverage+- | Max Coverage+- | Creator | Files+- | Options |
| 20 Dec 19 | METADISCOURSE, ACADEMIC WRITING, AND FYC | Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy | Unknown | Unknown | Diantha Smith | 1 | View |
| 14 Jun 16 | "Highly Incomprehensible and Nearly Always Ridiculous": Protesting Patriarchy Through Queer Performativity in Mary Austin's Early Novels | Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy | Unknown | Unknown | Jessica Hoffman-Ramirez | 1 | View |
| 25 Jun 25 | Effecting Change: A Critical Analysis of Patriarchal Ideology in Margaret Atwood’s
Maddaddam Trilogy and Nora Roberts’s Chronicles of the One Trilogy | Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy | Unknown | Unknown | Jodi Atkinson | 1 | View |
| 14 Jun 16 | Trauma, Proverbs, and Cognitive Development in LeGuin's "Annals of the Western Shore" | Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy | Unknown | Unknown | Margaux Burleson | 1 | View |
| 16 Apr 20 | Constructing Dry Wests: Aridity and Water in Twentieth-century Western American Fiction | Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy | Unknown | Unknown | Quinn Grover | 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 Sep 18 | Masculinity in the Early Works Of Frank Miller | Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy | Unknown | Unknown | Chris Brock | 1 | View |
| 25 Jun 25 | The 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 & Philosophy | Unknown | Unknown | Rudo Chigweshe | 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 |
| 26 Jun 25 | Bleeding All Over the Shelves and Tracking It Out Into the World: Theorizing Horror
in Indigenous North American Literature | Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy | Unknown | Unknown | Hogan D. Schaak | 1 | View |
| 11 Oct 21 | Letter Revolution: Epistolary Protest in Black American Women’s Writing | Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy | Unknown | Unknown | Sarah Vause | 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 26 Jun 25 | I Know Why Lagos Women Whistle:
Gendered Representations of Lagos in Contemporary Nigerian Narratives | Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy | Unknown | Unknown | Elizabeth O. Olaoye | 1 | View |
| 25 Jun 25 | From the River to the Sea and Beyond: Understanding the Palestinian Survivance | Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy | Unknown | Unknown | Seth G. Garwood | 1 | View |
| 25 Jun 25 | Searching for the Absent Mother in Contemporary Irish and Indian Fiction | Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy | Unknown | Unknown | Jessica E. Wooley | 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 |
| 25 Jun 25 | This Way to the Museyroom
Composition as a Rhetorical Lens in the Works of James Joyce | Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy | Unknown | Unknown | L. M. Cooper | 1 | View |
| 13 Sep 16 | Laughing Between the Color Line:
Mixed Race Humor in "The Key and Peele Show" | Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & Philosophy | Unknown | Unknown | Daniel Meyerend | 1 | View |