Senior Independent Study Theses from 1993
Wahoo, Pennsylvania: A Collection of Short Stories, Peter K. Kenworthy
Department: English
World of Boundaries: Analyzing Racial, Spatial, and Gender Boundaries in the Writings of Selected Ethnic Women, Jessica M. Knight
Department: English
Multicultural Education in America's English Classrooms, Sara L. Koester
Department: English
"Cast in Stone:" A Collection of Short Stories, Daniel Kotchen
Department: English
Jack Kerouac's Visions of Cody: A Re-Evaluation, Jennifer R. Ludowise
Department: English
Conducive to Health and Happiness:'The Literature of Fly Fishing, Thomas F. McCoy
Department: English
Alternative Approach to Literary Instruction: The Integration of Reading Recovery Teaching Strategies in Whole Language Classrooms, Stacey A. Meissner
Department: English
Worlds Within: Fictional Ontologies and the Role of the Reader in Mikhail Bulgakov's the Master and Margarita, Louisa Merchant
Department: English
Four Southern Authors: Feminist Exploration Through Voice, Cynthia Morrison
Department: English
Rich Time, Garrett C. Munson
Department: English
Our Children's Debts, Drew F. Nicholson
Department: English
Different Side of Summer: A Collection of Short Stories and Poems, Karl G. See
Department: English
Coming Out of Under, Ann M. Shmitz
Department: English
JFK Had Big Hair...And Other Essays, Emily B. Silverman
Department: English
Terrorism in Northern Ireland- the Print Media Coverage of Bloody Sunday and Bloody Friday, Sara L. Sutherland
Department: English
Intertextual Analysis of Subject Matter, Matthew Trantum
Department: English
Changing Language, Changing Lives: The Role of Speaking in Short Fiction of Three Contemporary Women Authors, Rebecca L. Tremaglio
Department: English
Hemingways Perfect Woman: A Structural Analysis of Four of His Major Novels, Kathi Wallace
Department: English
Snapshots, Brooke H. Watts
Department: English
Experiments in Short Narrative Fiction, Donald W. Wheeler
Department: English
Kaleidoscope, Kristen F. Whitaker
Department: English
Words, Women, and Change, Kathryn E. Wilson
Department: English
Evolution of Poetry and Self, Paul M. Yeakel Jr
Department: English
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1992
Circus Twins Within, Jennifer L. Balbo
Department: English
"Commitments" and Other Stories, Dorsey W. Barnett
Department: English
Divergent Images: a Comparative Study of the British Working Class Condition in Cinema, Alex Benchimol
Department: History; English
The Hometowner, Kristy K. Bender
Department: English
Portrayal of Gender and Ethnicity in the Works of Selected Chinese-American Women Writers, Julie C. Blosser
Department: English
Body Politic: Women, the Body, and Oppression in Popular Literature, Katrina L. Brown
Department: English
Creatures and Creators: a Study of the Development of a Feminine Consciousness in the Works of Shelley, Bronte, and Woolf, Christine Chamberlin
Department: English
Law and Literature: An Exploration of Law and Society As Seen Through Literature, Laura A. Charvat
Department: English
Spirituality of Emerson and Thoreau, Amy Adele Churba
Department: English
Poetry of Japanese-American Women: An Analyzation of Contemporary Japanese-American Poetry From a Historical Perspective After the Japanese-American Internment, Sherrie D. Clayborne
Department: English
College Writers and the Prompted Drafting Process: a Study of College Writers' Revision in Response to Written Prompts and Individual Conferences, Carissa S. Conner
Department: English
Portrayal of Deception in the Literary Works of Mark Twain, Todd Cushing
Department: English
Jungian Approach to James Joyce's Ulysses, Zedford D. Dancey
Department: English
Comparative Analysis of Country Music Lyrics Between 1981 and 1991: Looks at Loving, Leaving, and Living, Christy J. Evans
Department: English
Reading As Dialogue: Woman, Life, and Text, Audrey Featherman
Department: English
Exploration in Modern Literature: Learning to Live By Anne Tyler, Wendy Freeburn
Department: English
Evolution of An American Identity and the Reflection of American Attitudes and Beliefs As Seen Through the Characters in Nineteenth Century American Western Fiction, John Paul Galego
Department: English
Applying Lawrence Kohlberg's Six Stages of Moral Judgment to the Decisions Made By the Main Characters in Fantasy Children's Literature, Holly T. Gidez
Department: English
Antenna: Essays and Stories About Beaverstone Bay, Ontario, Christopher D. Glaser
Department: English
Over the Wall and Out of the Garden: Language, Space and Subversion in Eliot's Middlemarch, Melissa Valiska Gregory
Department: English
Transubstantiation: a Collection of Poems, Jason W. Hickman
Department: English
Ombudsmen Movement in Creating a New Principle in the American Press, Amy S. Hollander
Department: English
Mark Twain: the Man, His Style, and Its Impact on American Literature, Peter B. Horton
Department: English
Carrion Luggage and Other Cargo: a Collection of Poems, Meghan S. Howes
Department: English
On the Line: Struggle and Survival in Writings By Gloria Anzaldua, Hans Johnson
Department: Spanish; English
Film Hero For Our Times: Twentieth-Century Visions of Robin Hood, Carol D. Leonard
Department: English
Personality and Guts, JP Lilliston
Department: English
Writer's Approach to the Work, Allen Lincoln
Department: English
Rolled into many: Toward Cross-Cultural and Feminist Understandings of African-American Women's Experiences in the Novels of Gloria Naylor, Mary Elizabeth Lucal
Denial of Power: Fatalism and Female Passivity, Constance L. Mathews
Department: English
Poems 1989-1992, John McCrory
Department: English
George Mackay Brown: Technology of Tribes?, Margaret A. Meeker
Department: English
Not As a Hero: An Exploration of the Female Villain in Selected Text, Lisa A. Meurer
Department: English
Southern Belle or Wench: Paradoxes in Tennessee Williams' Life As Reflected By His Women Characters, Shannon Leigh Murray
Department: English
F. Scott Fitzgerald: a Study of Characterization and Style, Andrew D. Page
Department: English
Writing About the Good War: Genre and the World War II Novel, Christian L. Ruch
Department: English
"Chinks" and "Injins": the Evolution of Stereotypes Through the Ethnic-American Detectives of Earl Derr Biggers and Tony Hillerman, Katharine A. Salzmann
Department: English
Haven of Delight: the World of the Child-Detective, Mousumi Sarkar
Department: English
Short Stories and Identity Themes, Kevin A. Schechterle
Department: English
Smells of Me, Andrew Carl Schulz
Department: English
Collection of Fictional Texts, John Benjamin Schwendener
Department: English
Quair, Erika Beth Seyfried
Department: English
Zen and the Way of Language: A Critical Religious Examination of Language, Benjamin Kluyver Simon-Thomas
Department: Religious Studies; English
Marriage of Convenience: the Relationship Between Gender and Assimilation in Recent American Jewish Fiction, Jennifer L. Spilburg
Department: English
By the Grace of God, a Southern Belle, Jeanene Diane Spohn
Department: English
Misunderstood Outcasts: An Analysis of the Problem Novel in Young Adult Literature, Sheri Stout
Department: English
Jacob's Ladder: a Collection of Non-Fictional Letters Written in 1968 and Fictional Short Stories of North American History, Tasha Stuart
Department: English
Tainted and Redemptive Re-Creations of the Homeric Circe, Nicole J. Sullivan
Department: English
Ernest Hemingway and Henry Miller: a Study of Expatriation, Mark P. Timken
Department: English
Absolution and Other Stories, Christopher Chase Walker
Department: English
Life Like This: A Compilation of Short Stories, Kimberly M. Walker
Department: English
Issues of Form and Meaning in the Poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins, James A. Wallace
Department: English
Charles Dickens: His Visions of True Womanliness, Wendy L. Walland
Department: English
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1991
Politics of Political Slogans, Pauline W. Ach
Department: English
Sweet November and Other Stories, Therese Adams
Department: English
Stories of a Young White Male, Gregory M. Bailey
Department: English
Four Readers Reading, Responding and Re-Creating Texts According to Their Identity Theme, Combined With a Psychoanalytic Orientation of Each Reader, Harold R. Beacham Jr.
Department: English
Current Trends in American Advertising: Christmas 1990, Kristin Leigh Beernink
Department: English
Rolling Sphere: a Personal Exploration of Societal Progression, Jason Douglass Boone
Department: English
An Experiment in Creative Writing, Michele L. Cammarata
Department: English
Charming Drunks, Not-So-Great Inventors, and Other Stories From College, Donald Edge Campbell
Department: English
Experiences of the Past and Reflections on the Future, Elizabeth Carlson
Department: English
Marxist, Formalist, Rhetorical Perspectives on Narrative Advertisements, Sonia H. Choi
Department: English
The Windows Were Rolled Down: a Collection of Stories, Heather L. Colburn
Department: English
Therapy of Storytelling: Shaping the Past, Healing the Present, Joan Cosgrove
Department: English
Childhood and Literature, Melissa N. Curley
Department: English
How to Tame a Billion-Footed Beast: Historical and Literary Choices in the New Social Novel, John Gaston Dallas
Department: English
George Plimpton; An Analysis of the Heralded Participatory Journalist's Writing Effectiveness, Steven L. Davidow
Department: English
Être, Danielle Dunn
Department: English
Emerging From Colonialism: Images of a New Cameroon, Elizabeth M. Dussing
Department: English
Of Patriotism, Nostalgia, and Mythology: the Appeal of Baseball in Contemporary American Fiction, Thomas P. Flynn Jr.
Department: English
Only After the Thaw, Elizabeth Fulmer
Department: English
Two Wars: a Study of the War Literature of Ernest Hemingway Compared With the Writings of Vietnam Veteran Authors, Eric J. Gard
Department: English
American Culture's Fixation With Marilyn Monroe, Jill M. Goslee
Department: English
Psycholoanalytical Criticism of Reader Response to Heavy Metal Lyrics, Hayley Greif
Department: English
Silence, Voice and Authorship: An Exploration of Language, Voice and Writing in the Lives of Women, Mary E. Harvey
Department: English
American Love Story: Romance in American Literature: 1917-1987, Rachael D. Henderson
Department: English