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Embodied language: Deaf Theory, visual poetics, and American Modernism
(2010)
“Embodied Language: Deaf Theory, Visual Poetics, and American Modernism” examines the intersection between American Modernism and Disability Studies, specifically the emerging field of Deaf Studies. By developing Deaf ...
"An imagist turned philosopher": Formal innovation, conscious experience, and the self in modernist women's poetry
(2017)
My dissertation focuses on representations of philosophical discourses in Modernist women's writing. Philosophers (including Charles Sanders Peirce, William James, and Henri Bergson) had argued in the early twentieth ...
"An imagist turned philosopher": Formal innovation, conscious experience, and the self in modernist women's poetry
(2017)
My dissertation focuses on representations of philosophical discourses in Modernist women's writing. Philosophers (including Charles Sanders Peirce, William James, and Henri Bergson) had argued in the early twentieth ...
"An imagist turned philosopher": Formal innovation, conscious experience, and the self in modernist women's poetry
(2017)
My dissertation focuses on representations of philosophical discourses in Modernist women's writing. Philosophers (including Charles Sanders Peirce, William James, and Henri Bergson) had argued in the early twentieth ...
Apostate, sing this world forth: Avant-mythopoetic encounters with doubt, chaos, and community
(2012)
Apostate, Sing This World Forth: Avant-Mythopoetic Encounters with Doubt, Chaos, and Community uses concepts from chaos theory to articulate connections between innovative poetics and the ancient activity of mythmaking. ...
Modernizing nature: Modernist poetry, gender, and national identity
(2013)
"Modernizing Nature: Modernist Poetry, Gender, and National Identity" combines modernist studies with ecocriticism in order to challenge two major narratives about modernism—its supposed anti-nature topos and its retreat ...