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• “Size, and shape, and composition, are simply options”: The Ineffable Queerness of Good Omens 

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• Coward Turned Exile: Heroic Culture in the "Battle of Maldon" and "The Wanderer" 

  Bonthoux-Roberts, Madisen (2024-03-01)
• Sad Girls—A Rebellion Against Postfeminism Ideals or a Fetishization of Women’s Emotions? 

  Briggs, Alicia (2024-03-01)
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  Whose Body, What Choice? Exploring Formations of Body Commodification through a Foucauldian Framework 

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  “we are this beautiful tendency to stick together”: The Power of Care in Leanne Betasamosake Simpson’s Noopiming: The Cure for White Ladies and Ocean Vuong’s On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous 

  Houle, Josephine (2024-03-01)
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  Public Closet, Private Life: An Exploration of Gender Identity and Relationships in Kim Fu's "For Today I Am a Boy" 

  Schade, Libby (2024)
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  Why This Metamorphosis? 

  Malik, Trisha (2023-03)

  “Why This Metamorphosis?” investigates ideas of immigrant longing, loss, and love, by examining second-generation American writer Jhumpa Lahiri’s work, and particularly too, her radical and courageous decision to abandon ...
• Onelight Theatre and the Great Canadian Theatre Company: Contributions towards community 

  Comeau, Caitlin (2023-03-03)
• Manmade Monsters: Sympathy in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and Matilda 

  McCarthy, Emily (2023-03)
• Extreme States: Karl Ove Knausgaard’s A Death in the Family and A Man in Love 

  Simon, Ian (2023-03-01)
• “The Triumph of Death”: Adapting Chaucer’s “The Pardoner’s Tale” for the Stage 

  Cupido, Susanna (2023)
• A Conversation with Selin: Meaning, Truth, and the Academic/Personal Divide in The Idiot by Elif Batuman 

  Willmott, Sabina (2023)

  Through a blend of critical analysis and personal narrative, this essay explores frameworks of meaning-making and their place in a student’s life using The Idiot by Elif Batuman as a touchstone text. In this work, my own ...
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  Intergenerational Trauma and Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments 

  Luther, Hewitt-Smith (Dalhousie University, 2023-02-28)
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  “Ye May Not Be Werned!”: Gawain’s Cost of Conformity in Le Morte Darthur and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight 

  Hachey, Brandon (2023-03-01)
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  “Whose flesh has crossed my will?” : The Abject Horror of Diane di Prima’s Dinners and Nightmares 

  Burbine, Cassandra (2023)
• The Human Condition: A Synthesis of Spirituality and Sensuality 

  Newman, Cormac (2023-02-28)

  This is a Capstone Paper for the Dalhousie Department of English. It studies the work of James Broughton in contrast to Cartesian dualism. After establishing how Broughton's poetry characterizes the human condition as a ...
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  The Oriental and Small-Town 'Outsider' in Elizabeth Gaskell's Cranford 

  Kruisselbrink, Loren (2023-03-01)
• Technical Remembering in Death of a Salesman Through Beckett’s Krapp’s Last Tape 

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• On Beauty and Communism: The Bilateral Relationship Between Communist Ideas and Our Attention to Beauty 

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