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Digital content of work created by students and alumni of Marymount University. Works currently include undergraduate and graduate theses, research papers, and projects divided into two collections. The Marymount Graduate Theses and Research Projects Collection Undergraduate Honors Theses Collection.
Marymount University's Institutional Repository is an attempt by Marymount University to disseminate the scholarship of its students to a larger audience. This repository, under the direction of Marymount University, allows for the preservation, long-term storage, and distribution of a student's digital work. With all works, public or private, deposited in the Institutional Repository any copyrights in the submission remain with the author or other copyright holder and subsequent uses of the submitted material by that person(s) are not restricted by this license. The author maintains that the submission does not, to the best of his/her knowledge, infringe upon any third-party’s copyright.
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Digital repository of works created by students and alumni in completion of their Master Degree at Marymount University.
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Digital repository of works created by current and alumni of the Honors program for the completion of their requirements in the program at Marymount University.
Recent Submissions
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(2012-12-05)This thesis explores the various ways that two different playwrights from different time periods explore body consciousness and the effects of societal pressures on relationships. Zora Neale Hurston’s play, “Color Struck” ...
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(2012-12-05)This paper investigates the questions of Charlotte Bronte's gothic romance novel, Jane Eyre (1847) and its underlying references to Samuel Richardson's Pamela (1740). The paper focuses on comparing the courtship narrative ...
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(2012-11-30)In this thesis project I explore the enactment of rape culture in various readings of Flannery O’Connor’s “Good Country People” and Joyce Carol Oates’s “ Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?” First I read the stories, ...
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(2012-05-29)This thesis contributes to composition studies scholarship by exploring a teaching tool often overlooked in academic writing (although accepted for creative writing), which is using the mind-body connection to remove common ...
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(2012-08-17)The study of literary traumatic theory is an examination of how the witness chooses to express his or her narrative. Chris Palko, a rapper identified by the moniker Cage, often details his troubled upbringing in his music ...