English, 1925-2026
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A Taste for Power: Food and Inner Strength in Women’s Writing
(2026-04-20) Serea, Dana; Gee, Sophie GrahamRethinking the Human and the Nonhuman in Twenty-First-Century American Environmental Fiction
(2026-05-18) He, Carson; Gleason, William AlbertBeing Bereft of World: Shijie at China’s Turn of the Millennium
(2026-05-05) Shu, Cristina; Nadal, PaulRe/Solution: A Formal Analysis of Catharsis through Literary Theory; or, An Attempt at Self-Criticism
(2026-04-20) Ferry, Todd W.; Chaudhary, Zahid RafiqWho Do You Think I Am?: The Almost-Human in Shelley, Ishiguro, and Murata
(2026-04-24) Macklin, Sophia L.; Martin, Meredith AnneSurrealism in the Prose of Dylan Thomas
(2026-04-20) LeCates, Cora; Cole, AndrewFamily Ghosts: Domestic Horror in Twentieth-Century Haunted House Fiction
(2026-04-20) Bacall, Abby; Anderson, Sarah MayThe Pauline Superstructure in the Propagation of the American Jeremiad
(2026-04-20) Ferris, Anna; Rivett, SarahThe Selfie of Dorian Gray: A Critical Analysis and Creative Piece Highlighting the Similarities Between Oscar Wilde’s Novel and Modern Social Media Culture
(2026-04-20) George, Ashley N.; Johnson, Claudia L.Decolonizing the Korean Woman: Depictions of Labor in Colonial and Contemporary Narratives of the Comfort Woman and Factory Girl
(2026-04-11) Kim, Jeannie S.; Cheng, AnneDissolving Borders, Disintegrating Selves: Analyzing Transforming Cosmopolitan Identities in The Portrait of a Lady and Dracula
(2026-04-19) Hoppe-Spink, Olivia F.; Gee, Sophie GrahamThe (Dare)devils You Know: A Psychoanalytical Perspective on Narrative Structure in Comics
(2026-04-20) Li, Daniel X.; Nishikawa, KinohiHung!: Original Screenplay and Companion Essay
(2026-04-20) Wilson, Tyler T.; DiBattista, Maria A.Handwashed
(2026-04-01) Harrison-Williams, Destine; Suh, Lloyd"Handwashed" is a full-length play that explores the tensions between survival and self-determination within a working-class Black family located in north Philadelphia. Set in and around a neighborhood laundromat, the play follows Emmanuel, a young man on the cusp of finishing community college and transferring to a bigger school, as he navigates grief, familial responsibility, and upward mobility. At its core, the play asks what it means to break a cycle: whether true change comes from environmental factors, internal transformation, or something in between the two. Through centering characters who are often forced to choose between personal advancement and communal care, "Handwashed" positions survival as a collective process as opposed to an individual one.
Tragic Suicide: Gendered Dynamics of Self-Imposed Death in Shakespeare’s Tragedies
(2026-04-20) Hollingsworth, Mackenzie N.; Lewis, RhodriCharacter of She: a shadow play in two acts
(2026-03-28) Chu, Athena S.; Farris, Katie; Kaminsky, IlyaI'm Gonna Eat the Beauty, Sir
(2026-04-01) Kim, Kelly; Ossip, KathleenEntr'acte
(2026-04-01) Reese, Roya M.; Homes, A.M.Spirit-bound
(2026-04-01) Garcia, Melanie; Li, YiyunThrough the Clamor
(2026-04-10) Browne, Wyatt; Smith, Patricia