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Language in Action
By Madeline Strange
The Stream of Consciousness in Literature and Thought
By Margaret Prewitt
Brightwork
By Lacey Pfalz
"Who Walks Beside Us": Death as Imagination and Unification
By Jessica Neddersen
Ten Steps
By Hadassah Lustig
Confining Spaces: The Effects of Physical Place and Social Space in Wuthering Heights
By Madeline Lange
Masculinity and its Double Standard as Reflected in the Work The Picture of Dorian Gray, by Oscar Wilde
By Susanna Gonzales-McCaulley
An Analysis of First-Person Narration with Speculation and Stream of Consciousness in Historical Fiction and Part One of the Novel The Tale of Margaret Sweeney
By Claire Eschenbauch
Christian Love in Dostoevsky's The Idiot
By Collin Brinkmann
Two Really is Better Than One: The Pinker-Deutscher Hypothesis
By Michelle Boldt
Applying Bradbury to "Above It All"
By Sarah Whitson
Ships at Sea A Gregorian Interpretation of The Seafarer
By Erika Sims
The Failed Metamorphosis
By Libby Schellpfeffer
Why the Newspaper No Longer Fits into American Society
By Daniel Plocher
The Small Clouded Circle: Isolated Souls in Three of Flannery O'Connor's Short Stories
By John Plaski
Warning: Use of Racist Language
Warning: Use of Racist Language
Finding Gothic Triangulation in a Selection of Edgar Allan Poe's Poems: Highlighting Themes of Love, Longing, and Loss
By Samantha Huebner
"The Bloody Mary": A Study of John Foxe's Book of Martyrs and its Appeal to English Protestant Sentiment
By Melanie Dodson
Dialect and Characterization in Mark Twain's Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
By Andrea Buschke
Warning: Use of Racist Language
Warning: Use of Racist Language
Beowulf: The Quintessential Hero
By Kendra Bergmann
Illusion and Reality in the American Pastoral
By Austin Veach
An Analysis of the Effect of the Writing Styles of Hemingway and Fitzgerald on Magical Realism and the Original Short Story "The Girl From the West"
By Noah Schroeder
Dr. Watson: The Two-Fold Narrator
By Alissa Puder
Biblical Allusions and Sympathetic Evolution: Understanding the Reception of Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles and Jude the Obscure
By Sarah Miskowski
Chapter 1
By Chloe Harbach
Poe Unclassified
By Chase Maxwell
The World Is Quiet Here: A Study of the Critical Use of Modern Children's Literature
By Sara Gustafson
Men and Angels in Tolkien and Mirandola in Argument and Story
By Marta Stahlfeld
Apology for "The Torture Dome"
By Rachel Bugenhagen
Warning: Violence and Suicide
Warning: Violence and Suicide
The Sanctification of Metaphor: Reformation Piety and the Artistry of Herbert and Bunyan
By Sarah Bublitz
The Hidden Philosophies of Dante: Inferno
By Mark Wisniewski
An Evening with Sherlock Holmes: A Play Cycle
By Josh Scheibe
The Irish Question: Exploring Irish Identity Through Literature
By Lauren Rutter
And the Sun Continued to Shine
By Jane Riecan
Robert Frost, Nature, and the Reality of a Deteriorating Society
By Benjamin Perushek
Chaucer and Naughty Women: The Ethical Measure in "The Wife of Bath" and "The Miller's Tale"
By Payton Persinger
Gothic Villains in a Gothic Society
By Kimberly Neuman
Personality and Writing Style: H.G. Wells and Jules Verne
By Rebecca Miller
Fish, Friends, Food, and Fighting: Ernest Hemingway and the Male Archetype
By Andrew Lueneburg
A Modern Approach to Language Processing Exploring the Theory and Practice of Artificial Neural Networks
By John Dodson
Singular Growth: An Apology of Quiet Storm and Adapting the Written Word to Its Visual Form
By Jack Albert
Gothicism, Feminism, and Christianity in Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre
By Jasmine Zabrowski
Apology: Techniques on Writing a Short Story
By Sarah Santelman
Warning: Sexual Assault
Warning: Sexual Assault
The Influence of Anne Bradstreet and Phillis Wheatley: The Tenth Muse and the African Muse
By Madelyn Herbert
Henry James' Portrait of a New Woman
By Shana Harms