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11. Does putting each other in a box box in our own thinking? Examining whether the narrow parameters of the gender binary restrict creative thought

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Author:
McGhee, Chelsea Mae
Title:
Does putting each other in a box box in our own thinking? Examining whether the narrow parameters of the gender binary restrict creative thought
Area of Honors:
Interdisciplinary in Women's Studies and Psychology
Keywords:
gender
gender binary
language
linguistic relativity
creativity
File:
Download McGhee_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Stephanie A Shields, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Jennifer Ann Wagner-Lawlor, Thesis Honors Advisor
Dr. Susan Mohammed, Thesis Honors Advisor

12. Language Training, Language Proficiency and The Effect of Language Proficiency on Earnings of Migrants in Germany

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Open Access
Author:
Vlazny, Sarah Catherine
Title:
Language Training, Language Proficiency and The Effect of Language Proficiency on Earnings of Migrants in Germany
Area of Honors:
Economics
Keywords:
economics
Mincer
earnings
migrants
immigration
language
language proficiency
Germany
income model
instrumental variable
ethnic identity
cultural assimilation
probit model
File:
Download thesisfinal4.3.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Amanda Marie Mandzik, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Russell Paul Chuderewicz, Thesis Honors Advisor

14. The Performative Sublime: Working Words and Marital Observations in Tamburlaine the Great, Part One

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Open Access
Author:
Portzline, Madeline Elizabeth
Title:
The Performative Sublime: Working Words and Marital Observations in Tamburlaine the Great, Part One
Area of Honors:
English
Keywords:
Marlowe
Performativity
Sublimity
Longinus
Early Modern Drama
Performative Sublime
Tamburlaine
Bajazeth
Zenocrate
Drama
Literary Criticism
Tamburlaine the Great
language
divinity
File:
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Thesis Supervisors:
Patrick G Cheney, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Xiaoye You, Thesis Honors Advisor

15. MENTAL HEALTH JOURNALISM: EMBRACING ACCURACY, SENSITIVITY AND COMPASSION THROUGHOUT THE REPORTING PROCESS

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Open Access
Author:
Kuznitz, Alison
Title:
MENTAL HEALTH JOURNALISM: EMBRACING ACCURACY, SENSITIVITY AND COMPASSION THROUGHOUT THE REPORTING PROCESS
Area of Honors:
Journalism
Keywords:
mental health
mental illness
stigma
journalism
suicide
language
File:
Download Alison_Kuznitz_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Russell Edgar Eshleman Jr., Thesis Supervisor
James Ford Risley, Thesis Honors Advisor