| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
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| Dada was there before Derrida was there : the sound poetry of Hugo Ball |
2009 |
11552 |
In 1916, a group of artists met in Zurich, Switzerland to escape the horrors of war and to create art. The leader of this group was Hugo Ball who renamed a small café the Cabaret Voltaire. The members of the cabaret presented art in many forms. The g... |
| Bound to the memory of regional and relational life : Harry Crew's A Childhood: The biography of a place |
2009 |
6988 |
This thesis explores A Childhood: The Biography of a Place, a work of “non-fiction” by Harry Crews, as a relational, ethnographic, creative series of “memories” that are constructed by and bound to the culture of Bacon County, Georgia and its harsh, ... |
| I'm not buying it : a rhetorical study of mediation during Hurricane Katrina |
2009 |
1934 |
At 6:10 AM on August 29th, 2005, with sustained winds reaching 145 miles per hour, Hurricane Katrina made landfall near Buras, Louisiana. Thousands of people were left with no access to food, or water, or shelter. The affected area was in need of i... |
| Oh no!! It's Pomo : a case for postmodern discourse |
2009 |
1940 |
The rhetoric of postmodernism is dense, difficult, and widely interpreted. It is this
abrasive and ambiguous nature that has often led to many of postmodern discourse’s more
beneficial aspects being either overlooked or disregarded. In this thesis,... |
| Zarathustra's solitude : a paradoxical embrace of vitality, elevated irony, and isolation |
2009 |
6433 |
This thesis examines Nietzsche’s philosophic narrative Thus Spoke Zarathustra. In my first chapter, I focus in on the language of solitude and loneliness as it pertains to Zarathustra’s narrated philosophic journey and various parables on the concept... |
| Zarathustra's solitude : a paradoxical embrace of vitality, elevated irony, and isolation |
2009 |
6433 |
This thesis examines Nietzsche’s philosophic narrative Thus Spoke Zarathustra. In my first chapter, I focus in on the language of solitude and loneliness as it pertains to Zarathustra’s narrated philosophic journey and various parables on the concept... |
| Ken Kesey and literary shamanism |
2009 |
24223 |
This project aligns Ken Kesey’s work as a novelist with his work as a counter-cultural leader in the Sixties. In particular, Kesey’s fiction is influenced by his experimentation with psychedelic plants and chemicals, which began when he volunteered f... |