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Showing 1 to 20 of 211 for “"AGNES"”.
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Finding Agnes: a novel
Finding Agnes is the story of Agnes Porter, a mother who suffers from anxiety and depression following the birth of her daughter, Matilda. Agnes' mental illness is unaddressed and, for many reasons which become clear over the course of the novel, she ends up leaving her husband and daughter when …
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A Study of the Rescue in Keat's "Eve of St. Agnes"
<p>John Keats's poem "The Eve of St. Agenes" is generally classified as a romance. A study of this work reveals many devices characteristic of romance literature. Among these devices, the rescue theme is noteworthy because it proves to be an important link binding this poem to the long line of …
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Agnes Martin: painting as making and its relation to contemporary practice
… methods to be better understood? I investigate Agnes Martin’s methods, which are available to those looking carefully at her paintings, focusing on the late 1950s and early 60s. Her constructions of materials found near her New York studio have received little critical attention in existing …
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Estimation of a water budget for Agnes Marsh, Grand Forks County, North Dakota
<p> Agnes Marsh is a semipermanent wetland in the Red River Valley of northeastern North Dakota. The marsh overlies and is in direct hydraulic connection with the unconfined Elk Valley aquifer. Recent irrigation development nearby raised concerns about the hydrological impact to the marsh by a …
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Agnes Nestor: Labor Leader, Politician, and Social Reformer--A Portrait of a Leader
… interests. Understanding how a leader such as Agnes Nestor resolved conflicts of interests has the potential for helping school leaders access various sources of power to effect change in their milieu.</p><p>This study explores the life of Agnes Nestor, a labor leader, politician, and social …
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Autobiography as self-defense in the works of Agnes Newton-Keith and Michelle Kennedy
… <em>Three Came Home</em>, written in 1947 by Agnes Newton-Keith, and the poverty narrative, <em>Without a Net: Middle Class and Homeless (with Kids) in America: My Stor</em>y, written in 2005 by Michelle Kennedy. When examined together through the lens of Trauma Theory, these narratives …
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Autobiography as self-defense in the works of Agnes Newton-Keith and Michelle Kennedy
… <em>Three Came Home</em>, written in 1947 by Agnes Newton-Keith, and the poverty narrative, <em>Without a Net: Middle Class and Homeless (with Kids) in America: My Stor</em>y, written in 2005 by Michelle Kennedy. When examined together through the lens of Trauma Theory, these narratives …
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Anne Brontë's New Women: Agnes Grey and The Tenant of Wildfell Hall as Precursors of New Woman Fiction
Anne Brontë's Agnes Grey and The Tenant of Wildfell Hall were published more than forty years before the appearance of the feminist type that the Victorians called the “New Woman;” yet, both novels contain characteristics of New Woman fiction. By considering how Brontë's novels foreshadow New Woman …
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An Envoy
… plane. The title character tells the story of Agnes Aulders who undergoes a journey to discover that she's one half of a Pair. The Envoy is sent by the Might to "rescue" Agnes. He administers past life memories and attempts to keep Metta away from Agnes. The other half of the Pair (Metta) …
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Reciprocal Learning among educators in two communities in KwaZulu- Natal
… the wider Social Responsibility Programme of St Agnes College as a field for interaction. Within that wider programme specifically, the mathematics partnership between Umdodo High School (UHS) and St Agnes was used for data colllection.
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'The Book of Mutual Love' of Adam of Perseigne: A translation with a revised critical edition and commentaries (France)
… century for his lifelong friend and confidante, Agnes de Meran (the concubine of King Philip Augustus) and Saint Agnes (the virgin martyr). This trinity of Agneses maps onto the three principal parts of the treatise. It has as much importance for the history of the Fontevrists as for an …
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Remediation by inspiration : artist-driven models for environmental clean-up
… Ciotti, 1987-1996), Wheatfield- A Confrontation (Agnes Denes, 1982), Veden Taika (The Magic of Water) (Jackie Brookner, 2006-2009). "Post-facto artist engagement" cases include Byxbee Park (Peter Richards, Michael Oppenheimer, George Hargreaves, 1988-1992), North Waterfront Park Master Plan …
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Okazaki Fragments
… addition, the paintings, prints and writings of Agnes Martin are important to <em>OF</em>’s creative foundation. <em>OF</em>’s guiding figure is the DNA double helix.</p>
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Upstairs-Downstairs: The Life of Women in England's Country Homes During the Regency Era, 1775-1837
… Wollstonecraft, Jane Austen, Nelly Weeton, and Agnes Porter are featured. Similarities and differences among these women are examined using diaries, letters, and hooks written by them as well as about them. England went through dramatic changes during this fifty-year period due to population …
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CONTAINERS OF ELECTRONIC ART: DISPLAYING ELECTRONIC ART IN ‘WHITE CUBE’ AND EXPERIMENTAL SPACES
… artworks found in three case studies: the Agnes Etherington Art Centre and the Koffler Gallery, presented together to illustrate the traditional white cube; ZKM Centre for Art and Media’s Media Museum, an experimental space solely dedicated to exhibiting interactive and electronic art; and …
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To End in Silence.
… as well as the works of contemporary artists, Agnes Martin, Lee Bontecou, and Manfred Muller.</p><p>Also included is a complete catalogue of works from To End In Silence.</p>
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Mommy's Tired
… Odette focuses on the world she will create with Agnes, her unborn child. Although Odette's rich interior world reveals disturbing glimpses of narcissistic tendencies, double standards, and violent desires, things are not so straightforward when mommy's tired.
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Illegitimate Celebrity in the British Long Eighteenth Century
… Henry West Betty, Edmund Kean, and Margaret Agnes Bunn, and offers a historical genealogy of "illegitimate" performers who dared to break with social convention and struggled to define and redefine themselves according to strict social codes that dictated their behavior both onstage and off. …
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Analysis of the effect of course structure and pattern of usage on the efficacy of online/blended courses
… unsupervised learning algorithms (K-means, PAM, AGNES, and DIANA) on data sets that included the enrolled users and the tools accessible to students. The clValid package method was used to choose the optimal algorithm and cluster sizes. The findings show that most sites used the default tool …
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