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Can You Guess My Gender?: Differences Between Male and Female Writing Styles by Emily ConnovichThis study examined 80 short stories written by Caucasian male and female short story authors in the later part of the 19th century. Results indicate…
Disabled by “Repair”: The Textual and Extratextual Prosthesis of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The (Love of the) Last Tycoon by Katie WarczakF. Scott Fitzgerald's final unfinished novel, The Love of the Last Tycoon: A Western is a text that has historically received minimal scholarly…
Fairy Tales in Picture Books by Kayla BeckThis exhibit explores the history and presentation of fairy tales through the medium of children's picture books. Specifically focusing on the fairy…
10 Ways to Get Lost in Your Own Neighborhood by Maddison VegaThe poem upon which this video is based, titled 10 Ways to Get Lost in Your Own Neighborhood, was written by Maddy Vega during Professor Gannon's ENG…
Original video creation of poetry.
Poetry Collection by Amberlee PerryI chose to present five poems that I have written during this past year -- the most challenging, and most rewarding, year of my college career. The…
Slamming: The Roots, Function, and Future of Slam Poetry in Patricia Smith's Performances by Elizabeth AbitzThe declining readership of poetry has caused concern amongst scholars, leading them to ask questions: is poetry too difficult or too elitist? These…
The Dirty Old Man Complex: Finding Charles Bukowski's Place in the Literary Canon by Abbey FlowerThe goal of my project was to highlight a relatively unknown poet, Charles Bukowski, and bring him in conversation with the literary canon. While…
Evolution of the Portrayal of Trauma in Children's Literature by Mackenzie SkumatzThe Secret Garden, written by Frances Hodgson Burnett in 1911 and A Monster Calls, written by Patrick Ness in 2011, both feature child protagonists…
Black Heroes Matter by Juan BaezThe world of comics has many black superheroes who mostly added as a sidekick for the main hero such as Falcon to Captain America, Storm to Cyclops…