Browsing Graduate School by Author "Department of English of the College of Arts and Sciences"

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Finding Religion: The Legacy of the Christ-haunted South in Harry Crews’ A Feast of Snakes

McCullers, Paula (2018-07)

My thesis proposes that Flannery O’Connor’s character the Misfit of the story “A Good Man is Hard to Find” and Joe Lon Mackey, the protagonist of Harry Crews’ novel A Feast of Snakes (1976), share a significant connection ...
Stained-Glass Windows in Postbellum America: the Rhetorical Situation

Stafford, Patti Griffith (2011-07)

For centuries, stained-glass windows have figured prominently in the public sphere as a powerful means of visual persuasion. Even with the growing interest in visual rhetoric, no researcher has examined thoroughly the use ...
Writing into Existence: Rethinking History through Literature in Beowulf, Dracula by Bram Stoker,and The Enchantress of Florence by Salman Rushdie

Garcia, Anca Olguta Giorgiana (2017-12)

My thesis analyzes comparatively from the perspective of the dialectic relationship between history and literature three different historical writings from three different time periods: the Anglo-Saxon world through Beowulf, ...

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