Browsing Graduate Theses and Dissertations - English by Creation Date
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The ineffable and experiential in narrative nonfiction
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"Can't knock the hustle" : the modernization of the gangster image in "The Wire"
(Georgetown University, 2009) -
A British Ireland, or the limits of race and hybridity in Maria Edgeworth's novels
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An interesting and valuable mental event : Anne Carson's error poetics
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Daring to love : emotional economics and the culture of survival in the fiction of Toni Morrison
(Georgetown University, 2009) -
Women on Trial: Representing Women Litigants in Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama
(Georgetown University, 2009)My thesis provides a close examination of the ways in which women are represented at trial--not only to examine the attitude towards women in litigation but also to illuminate contemporary concerns with the justice system. -
(Un)Doing Desdemona : gender, fetish, and erotic materiality in Othello
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When Brazilians brave Britain
(Georgetown University, 2009) -
Participatory culture and commodification in the age of the "digital revolution"
(Georgetown University, 2009) -
Imagined illnesses : hypochondria, sensibility, and the limits of English masculinity and the male body
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Awkward illumination : identity and ideology in fin de siècle America
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Posthuman memories
(Georgetown University, 2009) -
Figurant society : post-postmodernity and David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest
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Literary rhetoric in the environmental movement : toward the advocacy of the 2009 Proposal of a Passenger Railway in Colorado
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The creation of artistic space and literary possibility through speculative fiction in Octavia E. Butler's Kindred and Fledgling
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In the name of the mother : a post-colonial reading of portrayals of gender in Irish fiction
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The religious symbolism of Louise Erdrich
(Georgetown University, 2009)
