History

Neo-Orientalism and Neo-Propaganda: The American Military and Information Hegemony of the Iraq War

M.K. Thompson

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Political Science

The age of war-as-televised-spectacle began and ended in Iraq, its death wrought by the terrible spectacle at Abu Ghraib.

The Revolving Door: The Implications of Sedgwick’s Closet in Anglo-American Literature 1900-1950

Grace Vowels

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The latter half of the twentieth century was critical in the evolution of LGBT+ rights and culture. Events like the 1969 Stonewall Riots in New York City...

Across the Veil: Thorton Wilder, Artifice and Camp

Grace Vowels

Major(s)/Minor(s)

Camp as an aesthetic sensibility was first clearly articulated by Susan Sontag in her 1964 essay “Notes on Camp.”