• Pseudoindividuality and the search for community in American Pulp Fiction 

  Leger, Jacob (2019-03-23)
• A Mouth with a Purpose: The Female Voice and Reclaiming Feminine Desire in Tess of the D’Urbervilles and Cometh Up as a Flower 

  Segato, Noelle (2019-03-08)
• But Where Do I Fit?: Questioning “Compaignye” and Identity in The Canterbury Tales 

  MacPherson, Drue (2019-03)
• The Pain of Change: The Montage Framework of "The Collected Works of Billy The Kid" 

  Unknown author (Dalhousie University, 2019-03-08)

  In 1975, Michael Ondaatje said that in The Collected Works of Billy the Kid he was “trying to make the film [he] couldn’t afford to shoot, in the form of a book” (Solecki 20). How literally can we take this claim? If ...
• According to Alice: Imperialist Behaviour in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland 

  Bennet, Claire (2019)
• What Makes a Man: Female Authors' Critical Revaluation of the Principles and Behaviours Maintained by Formulaic Male Characters in Early Pulp Fiction 

  Nicol, Kirsten (2019-03-03)
• Corn Lear: A Perspective on the Agricultural Decline in King Lear 

  Rooney, Matthew (2019-02)

  In response to the trend of anachronistic, ecological readings of Shakespearean texts, the goal of this essay is to re-situate the ecological themes in King Lear back into their original context to gain a greater understanding ...
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  The Romantic Colonial Hero: Criticisms of Romanticism and Colonialism in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein 

  Munday, Allison (2019-03-05)
• Stranger Danger in Ann-Marie MacDonald's Fall on Your Knees 

  Adshade, Nora (2019)
• Purveying Provincial Attitudes: Tourism Workers and the Creation of Commodifiable Culture in Nova Scotia 

  Parsons, Alastair (2018-04)
• Austerity and Precarious Work: An Examination of Nova Scotia’s Service Sector Post-2008 

  Mitchell, Aundréa (2018-06)
• April's Cruelty and the Futility of Regeneration: T.S. Eliot's The Waste Land and Edna St. Vincent Millay's "Spring" 

  Bell, Zoë (2018)
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  Finding a place in the world: understanding youth outmigration from shrinking rural communities 

  Foster, Karen; Main, Hannah (2018)
• Challenging the “Cookie Cutter”: Premedical Student Responses to Institutional Shaping 

  Oliphant, Tora (2018-04)
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  Generational Differences in Situational Swearing by Canadian University Students, Faculty and Staff 

  Minx, Jo (2018-04)
• Wounding Structures of Canadian Multiculturalism: Nalo Hopkinson's Brown Girl in the Ring and CanLit 

  Delaney, Trynne (2018-02)
• Isolation and Interconnectedness in Walt Whitman's New York 

  Henschel, Jo (2018-02-06)
• The Impossible Urban Pastoral: Howl’s Development of Ecological Consciousness 

  MacDonald, Charlotte A. (Dalhousie Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, 2018-01-25)

  Central to the idea of ecological consciousness is the assertion that individual wellness relies on the state of one’s environment, and that the proper functioning of a society as a whole is dependent upon the wellness of ...
• Imaginary Walls Collapse: Challenging Social Norms and Hierarchies in Allen Ginsberg’s Howl 

  Kay, McKenzie (2017-12)
• The Problem of Other Minds: Achieving Empathy in Ian McEwan's Atonement 

  Judson, Avery (2018)

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