19th century American literature, gender and women's studies, Louisa May Alcott
Strong Education and Strong Family as the Premise to Sound Grooming in the Novels of Jane Austen and Louisa May Alcott
... separate gender-based roles and responsibilities of their ...nineteenth century Victorian Era, child grooming and rearing was different from its predecessors depending on the differences in ...with ...
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AENG102Z Introduction to Creative Writing
... as women, African American, Latinx, LGBTQ+, disabled, poor, undocumented, or as any intersection of these and other social minority ...see literature authored by minority-identified writers ...
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Film Review: The Impure: An Abolitionist Documentary Film of the 19th Century Traffic in Jewish Women
... European Studies Commons, European History Commons, European Languages and Societies Commons, Film Production Commons, Gender and Sexuality Commons, History of Gender Commons, History of Religion ...
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Gender and Enlightenment Culture in Eighteenth Century Scotland
... of women and gendered concerns when compared with equivalent periods and issues in English, American or European ...genteel women and their ...subsequent studies in the broad area of ...
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PP 2008 51: Logic and the condemnations of 1277
... But, as with modal logic, this was not the mindset of the medieval logician. For the most part, there was no separate branch of medieval logic which could be called temporal logic, strictly speaking. Questions of tense ...
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Content analysis of UK newspaper and online news representations of women's and men's ‘binge’ drinking: a challenge for communicating evidence-based messages about single-episodic drinking?
... and women, allowing articles to be divided into four gender categories: those that mention women exclusively, those that mention men exclusively, those that mention both men and women and ...
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Violence and frontier in twentieth century Native American literature
... eighteenth century European Romanticism, which instead chose to portray the Native subject as inherently noble, although primitive, almost child-like people with a simple spiritual purity that was both exotic and ...
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Continuity of Lithic Practice from the Eighteenth to the Nineteenth Centuries at the Nipmuc Homestead of Sarah Boston, Grafton, Massachusetts
... were made from ballast flint deposited nearby as an alternative to traded finished gunflints during periods when they were not available. It is likely that MS321 is also made from ballast flint, as traded gunflints would ...
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International Electronic Music Catalog: Hugh Davies and the (ethno)musicology of electronic music
... These sorts of questions come to the fore in a quite heated exchange of letters between composers in which Davies’s Catalog is, again, cited. 20 The complainant is Martín Fumarola, an Argentinean composer based in ...
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Sensitivity of mid-19th century tropospheric ozone to atmospheric chemistry-vegetation interactions
... mid-19th century to present day change in ozone burden at ...mid-19th century and the present ...mid-19th century to present day increases in tropospheric ozone of 5–20 ppbv in ...
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Nondestructive Evaluation Of Corrosion Damage In Reinforced Concrete Aged Slab Specimen
... In numerous obituaries for Delphine Ugalde, she is regarded as one of the greatest singers of her generation. But the operatic roles for which she became known were decidedly not standard roles for an operatic prima ...
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Female Historians and Knowledge Production for Women’s Studies: The Nigerian Example Since 1974
... African women should be studied in their own ...on women has been purpose ...African women. They institutionalised African women‟s historical studies in spite of the difficulties ...
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Second Generation Immigrant Adaptation: Construction of a Hybrid Cultural Identity
... proponent of interpretive phenomenological analysis (IPA), maintains that the researcher “does not come to the project tabula rasa”, rather the “researcher is always present in the project” (Smith 1999). He believes that ...
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Reconciling reconstructed and simulated features of the winter Pacific/North American pattern in the early 19th century
... calibration skill of the TT2010 reconstructions is close to the expectation for the method (Fig. S8). In other simula- tions, including CCSM4 and IPSL-CM5A-LR, geophysical predictor sets from northwestern North America ...
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Semantic search in literature as an e Humanities research tool: CONPLISIT – Consumption patterns and life style in 19th century Swedish literature
... Swedish literature, which is a collaboration with historians at our university and with the literature digitization initiative Litter- aturbanken (see section ...
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Advancing sex and gender competency in medicine: sex & gender women’s health collaborative
... and gender material in the form of journal articles, abstracts, PowerPoint pre- sentations, book reviews, reports, guidelines, case studies and other teaching ...and gender content, continuing ...
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Two Major Voices of the 19th Century American Fiction: An Evalution
... in American fiction who digressed and dismissed its rather mawkish concerns and ordinary ...of American fiction by their exalted sensibilities and unmatched fictional ...to American fiction took the ...
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GRADUATE COURSES IN ENGLISH
... This seminar sketches the history of English Studies in the U.S., but with necessary reference to educational and scholarly trends emerging from Europe, particularly Germany and Great Britain, such as belletrism ...
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Women writers of 19th century Britain
... about women novelists path in the 19 th century by Þ rst looking at ...for women writers is to call these stages, Feminine, Feminist, and Female (Showalter, 1977, ...
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Preposterous America: The Language of Inversion in Thoreau, Melville, and Hawthorne
... nineteenth-century American society and norms cannot be traced to a specific lost ideal of yore; rather, his particular brand of idealism is tempered by a utopian impulse that takes seriously the ethical ...
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