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A Woman’s Movement

A Woman’s Movement

A Feminist and Psychological Analysis of “The Horse Dealer’s Daughter”
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Ashley Jacobs
Surviving and Suffering:

Surviving and Suffering:

A Historical and Ethical Look at James Baldwin’s “Sonny’s Blues”
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Chloe Holliman
A Woman in Mourning for Her Husband or Her Freedom?

A Woman in Mourning for Her Husband or Her Freedom?

A feminist approach to Kate Choplin’s “The Story of an Hour”
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Chloe Holliman
A River of Tea

A River of Tea

“A river of tea flows through English literature with the serenity of a summer afternoon ― sometimes in a stately manner, as in Portrait of…
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Dr. Harrison Solow
Linking Feminist and Queer Literary Theory

Linking Feminist and Queer Literary Theory

Applying a Modern Perspective to Christina Rossetti’s “Goblin Market”
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Katie Phillips
Nightmare of Moloch

Nightmare of Moloch

Thoughts on Part II of Allen Ginsberg’s “Howl.”
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P. M.
What the Heck is Spoken Word?

What the Heck is Spoken Word?

Spoken word can be described as poetry that is written to be performed. According to Sarah Kay, it is “the bastard child of poetry and…
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London Renee Ivey
Oedipus: The Tragedy of Fate

Oedipus: The Tragedy of Fate

Does Oedipus’s experience in the play tell the audience free will is an illusion and our lives are predetermined?
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Megan
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