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  “You Can’t Do the Past Over” But You Can Remember it: An Analysis of the Gothic, Magical Realism, and Rememory in Toni Morrison’s Song of Solomon 

  Davidson, Laura (2017)
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  Sentimentality and Political Agenda: Idealization of Labor in Great Depression-Era American Art 

  Hill, Allison (2017-03-05)
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  Literature and Medicine: An Examination of the Patient-Physician Relationship through a Survey of Fiction and Poetry 

  Conley, Daniella (2017)
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  Merging Creative Writing and Composition to Produce Competent Writers 

  Halliday, Emily (2017)
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  The Divided Selves of Doctor Faustus 

  Edmonds, Rachel (2017)
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  "Forty Years on the Pitiless Sea": Masculinity and Sexuality in Moby-Dick 

  Kennedy, Julia (2017-02-22)
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  “Monstrous Maladies”: Oppression, Transgression, and Degeneration in The Picture of Dorian Gray and “The Yellow Wallpaper” 

  Payne, Shannon (2017-02-21)

  Payne used historical and scientific context to explore the tragic realities behind the beauty of The Picture of Dorian Gray and "The Yellow Wallpaper." Payne firmly situates both works in the context of Victorian ideas ...
• "Nothing Sacred, Nothing Gained: Deprogramming and Community in Kurt Vonnegut’s Breakfast of Champions" 

  Pinsent, Helen (2017)

  This article analyzes the combination of narrative techniques that make up Breakfast of Champions' unique style and substance. Taking its cue from the novel's prologue, the article examines Vonnegut's use of defamiliarized ...
• Walking Towards the Monstrous: The Masculine Inability to Articulate Emotion in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein 

  Newhook, Kate (2017)
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  "These Fragments I Have Shored Against My Ruins": Anne Carson's Shattered Poetics of Grief in Nox 

  Deighton, Jacquelyn (2017)
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  Surely All This Is Not Without Meaning: A Pragmatic Re-Reading of Moby Dick 

  Gerry, Rachel (2017-02-02)
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  FIRST NATIONS' SELF-ADMINISTERED POLICING IN CANADA: LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR A NATION-WIDE CASE STUDIES APPROACH 

  Clairmont, Don (Atlantic Institute of Criminology, 2002-04)
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  Sentencing disparity and race in the Nova Scotia Criminal Justice System using Section 294 (now 334) (theft) of the Criminal Code 

  Clairmont, Don; Barnwell, Winston; O'Malley, Anthony (1996)
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  Rural Attitudes and Perceptions of Crime, Policing and Victimization: Preliminary Findings from a Survey of a Rural Counties in Nova Scotia 

  Murphy, Chris; Clairmont, Don (1990-07-31)
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  POLICING AT INDIAN BROOK, 1997 - 2000: AN EVALUATION OF ITS EFFECTIVENESS: RESEARCH DESIGN REPORT 

  Clairmont, Don (Atlantic Institute of Criminology, 2000-03-31)
• “The Implications of Current Policing and Policy Trends for Aboriginal Policing and Policy” 

  Murphy, Chris (Atlantic Institute of Criminology, 2007)
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  THE NOVA SCOTIA RESTORATIVE JUSTICE INITIATIVE: CORE PROCESSES REPORT YEAR TWO EVALUATION REPORT 

  Clairmont, Don (2003)
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  Perspectives of Officers Policing in Aboriginal Communities Across Canada, 1996 and 2007 

  Clairmont, Don (Atlantic Institute of Criminology, 2016)

  This paper focuses on the perspectives and work experiences of officers policing in Aboriginal communities in Canada in 1996 and 2007. It is based on two separate nation-wide surveys, the first in 1995-1996 by Clairmont ...
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  HALIFAX POLICE VICTIM SERVICES' MOBILE RESPONSE: AN EVALUATION 

  Clairmont, Don (Atlantic Institute of Criminology, 2001-09)
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  SMALL TOWN POLICING AND THE COMMUNITY-BASED POLICING MOVEMENT 

  Clairmont, Don; Murphy, Chris (Atlantic Institute of Criminology, 1997)

  In this paper, we intend to explore the ideological construction of the concepts Small Town Policing (STP), police professionalism and Community-based Policing. Although CBP may have originated as a reformed urban model ...

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