• 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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  The Politics of Reality: Coextensiveness in Marilynne Robinson's Housekeeping 

  Mikol, Carmel (Carmel Mikol, 2018-01)

  A great deal of scholarly and critical analysis of Marilynne Robinson's Pulitzer Prize nominated debut, Housekeeping, focuses on themes of the domestic, definitions of home, and female relationships. Often read as a feminist ...
• Women with a Pen: Challenging the Eighteenth-Century English Canon 

  Boyle, Sarah (2018)
• Passing the Holy Buck: Blameworthiness and Religion in Dr. Faustus and Eve's Apologie in Defense of Women 

  Gillespie, Madysen (2018-01)
• The Counterpublics of Political Discourse: Queer Poetic Witchcraft on Facebook 

  Krueger, Sam (2017)
• Functions of code-switching in James Joyce’s Ulysses: A case study of “Proteus” 

  FitzPatrick, Rose (2018-01)
• What are Magwitch’s Words Worth? An evaluation of Wordsworth's linguistic ideals within Dickens' Great Expectations 

  May, Tiana (2017-12-01)
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  Power, Discipline, and Dis/comfort: Indigenizing University Curricula 

  Auster-Weiss, Shannon (2017-04)

  Since the Truth and Reconciliation Commission issued its Calls to Action in 2015, Canadian universities have emphasized the importance of inclusivity and diversity and set strategic goals to incorporate Indigenous perspectives ...
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  Childless or Childfree? Women’s Narratives of Ambivalence and Identity 

  McCutcheon, Tess (2017-04)

  The childlessness discourse is overpowered by biomedical interventions of infertility, while ambivalence is overlooked. This study aims to vocalize this overlooked perspective by focusing on the identity narratives of seven ...
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  "How do you even Define Success?": Parents' Experiences of Raising Children Today 

  Quigley, Lisa (2017-04)

  The change in our perceptions of parenting only occurred over the last half of the 20th century. Intensive parenting and resilient parenting practices, which coincide with neoliberal social policy and the rise of the risk ...

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