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Miniature of This Is All for You: Stories
This Is All for You: Stories
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      Date: 2023-01-01

      Creator: Catherine Crouch

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        Miniature of “Mayra Santos-Febres: El lenguaje de los cuerpos”. A Body of One’s Own: Conversations with Caribbean Women Writers
        “Mayra Santos-Febres: El lenguaje de los cuerpos”. A Body of One’s Own: Conversations with Caribbean Women Writers

        Date: 2008-01-01

        Creator: Nadia V. Celis Salgado, Mayra Santos Febres

        Access: Open access

        Miniature of From Shadow to Spotlight: Minoritarian Characters, Representative Failures, and High School Powerarchy in Teen Television
        From Shadow to Spotlight: Minoritarian Characters, Representative Failures, and High School Powerarchy in Teen Television
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          • Embargo End Date: 2028-05-18

          Date: 2023-01-01

          Creator: Paloma Ada Aguirre

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            Miniature of “Fanny Buitrago: La magia de contar historias”. A Body of One’s Own: Conversations with Caribbean and Latina Writers
            “Fanny Buitrago: La magia de contar historias”. A Body of One’s Own: Conversations with Caribbean and Latina Writers

            Date: 2007-01-01

            Creator: Nadia V. Celis Salgado, Fanny Buitrago

            Access: Open access

            Miniature of "We are your wives, sisters, daughters, mothers and friends:" United States' Women's Stories from the Public to the Archive
            "We are your wives, sisters, daughters, mothers and friends:" United States' Women's Stories from the Public to the Archive
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                Date: 2019-01-01

                Creator: Sadie LoGerfo-Olsen

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                  Miniature of Parole lievitanti: La panificazione spirituale di S. Caterina di Bologna
                  Parole lievitanti: La panificazione spirituale di S. Caterina di Bologna
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                    • Embargo End Date: 2027-05-19

                    Date: 2022-01-01

                    Creator: Katherine Aiello McKee

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                      Miniature of “Magali García Ramis: La historia que uno se inventa”. A Body of One’s Own: Conversations with Caribbean Women Writers
                      “Magali García Ramis: La historia que uno se inventa”. A Body of One’s Own: Conversations with Caribbean Women Writers

                      Date: 2007-01-01

                      Creator: Nadia V. Celis Salgado, Magali García Ramis

                      Access: Open access

                      Miniature of A Men’s College with Women: Masculinity, Sexist Laughter, and Stories of Solidarity during Bowdoin College’s Transition to Coeducation, 1969-1975
                      A Men’s College with Women: Masculinity, Sexist Laughter, and Stories of Solidarity during Bowdoin College’s Transition to Coeducation, 1969-1975
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                        Date: 2020-01-01

                        Creator: Emma D. Kellogg

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                          Miniature of Divinity School: A Novel
                          Divinity School: A Novel

                          Date: 2022-01-01

                          Creator: Ella Marie Schmidt

                          Access: Open access

                          I wrote Divinity School, an Honors Project for the Department of English, under the auspices of my project advisor, Professor Anthony Walton, and my readers, Professors Marilyn Reizbaum, Ann Kibbie, and Aaron Kitch. Divinity School is a novel whose conflicts are religious, generational, and familial. Set mostly in Hoboken, New Jersey with vignettes in Manhattan, Vienna, the west coast of Ireland, and an anonymous New England college town, it is the story of one family and the open secrets that keep them apart. Hal Macpherson is a Divinity School professor uged into premature retirement by allegations of misconduct; his wife, Annie Price, is a withdrawn would-be actress. They are parents to Amelia Macpherson, a woman in her twenties who rejects her father’s righteous claims of innocence and her mother’s exhausted but unwavering devotion to him. This project is concerned with sex and pedagogy, youth, want-it-all politcs, parenthood, getting old, Protestantism, and domestic life. Using third-person free indirect style, I traverse the public-private planes of literature. As an undergraduate at Bowdoin College, I have enjoyed the privilege of a great English education in literature, creative writing, and independent work. Divinity School is the culmination of these studies.
                          Miniature of Written in the Body: Embodiments of Gender, Asexuality, Queerness, and Disability
                          Written in the Body: Embodiments of Gender, Asexuality, Queerness, and Disability
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                              Date: 2023-01-01

                              Creator: Corey Schmolka

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