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  • Jane Austen and the Model Woman: Elizabeth and Emma's Feminism 
    Vogl, Shelby (2014-04-08)
    Marriage is a central theme in all of Jane Austen's novels. In her novels, it is presumed that her heroine will live happily ever after with the right man. However, her work is much more than a stereotypical love story. ...
  • To My Absent Father 
    Robles, Katherine (2014-04-08)
  • The New Normal 
    White, Kamryn (2014-04-08)
    Writing about romantic female relationships can be traced back over 2500 years. But until recently, they have tended to perpetuate the narrow stereotypes of lesbianism. These recent narratives create new depictions of ...
  • Embracing Science Fiction in School Curriculum 
    Riccomini, Anna (2014-04-08)
    On a cold starry night in 1816, young Mary Shelley started a story that would change the world. In Frankenstein, Shelley told a tale that went beyond the modest task of a ghost story. In it, her hero Doctor Frankenstein ...
  • Gardens of the Old Gods: Ecocriticism of Yggdrasil in the Eddas 
    Renger, James (2014-04-08)
    The Prose Edda and the Poetic Edda serve as the primary texts from which we draw our modern understanding of ancient Norse mythology. Central in these myths is the role of nature, which is depicted in a ways that are closely ...