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1. WHO CRIES FOR WHOM?: THE SUBTLE APPLICATION AND THE REDEFINITION OF GENDERS AND ANDROGYNY IN WOOLF’S ORLANDO

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Open Access
Author:
Clapper, Jordan Michael
Title:
WHO CRIES FOR WHOM?: THE SUBTLE APPLICATION AND THE REDEFINITION OF GENDERS AND ANDROGYNY IN WOOLF’S ORLANDO
Area of Honors:
English
Keywords:
Virginia Woolf
Orlando
androgyny
gender
The Well of Loneliness
Herculine Barbin
File:
Download DONE.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Robert Lawrence Caserio Jr., Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Robert Lawrence Caserio Jr., Thesis Supervisor
Janet Wynne Lyon, Thesis Honors Advisor
Linda Furgerson Selzer, Faculty Reader

4. Let's (Not) Talk About Sex, Baby: an Analysis of Queer Topics and Contestations in Children's Literature

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Open Access
Author:
Klutch, Maeve Elizabeth
Title:
Let's (Not) Talk About Sex, Baby: an Analysis of Queer Topics and Contestations in Children's Literature
Area of Honors:
English
Keywords:
queer theory
children's literature
homosexuality
gender
heteronormative
homonormative
File:
Download klutch_maeve_letsnottalkaboutsex.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Christopher Dean Castiglia, Thesis Supervisor
Lisa Ruth Sternlieb, Thesis Honors Advisor

5. Burrowing Inward--and Outward: Identity, Materiality, and the Body in the Journals of Sylvia Plath and Susan Sontag

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Open Access
Author:
Mccobin, Julianne
Title:
Burrowing Inward--and Outward: Identity, Materiality, and the Body in the Journals of Sylvia Plath and Susan Sontag
Area of Honors:
English
Keywords:
plath
sontag
journals
genre studies
identity
materiality
body
gender
File:
Download McCobin_Thesis_Final.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
John Edmond Marsh, Thesis Supervisor
Lisa Ruth Sternlieb, Thesis Honors Advisor

6. "To Live Would Be an Awfully Big Adventure": Masculinity in J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan and Its Cinematic Adaptations

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Open Access
Author:
Gencarelli, Alicia Marie
Title:
"To Live Would Be an Awfully Big Adventure": Masculinity in J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan and Its Cinematic Adaptations
Area of Honors:
English
Keywords:
peter pan
masculinity
domesticity
gender
adaptation
disney
pj hogan
File:
Download Gencarelli_Alicia_PeterPan.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Garrett Sullivan Jr., Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Marcy Lynne North, Thesis Honors Advisor