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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"The Three Sisters"”.

  1. Fighting the Lethargy: Creating the Role of Masha in Anton Chekhov's The Three Sisters

    This thesis serves as documentation of my efforts to define accurately my creative process as an actor in creating the role of Masha in The Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov. This includes research, character analysis, rehearsal journal and an evaluation of my performance. The Three Sisters was …

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  2. "Oberon's Henchman; Or The Legend of The Three Sisters" by Matthew Gregory Lewis: A Critical Edition

    <p>This thesis provides a critical edition of M.G. Lewis's "Oberon's Henchman" with an introduction to the text that recontextualizes the poem within its historical milieu. The introduction also presents a critical reading of the text, arguing that Lewis's pastiche is a carefully orchestrated, …

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  3. Uranium-series isotope constraints on magma generation and differentiation in the central Oregon Cascades

    The Cascade volcanic arc, extending for ~ 1250 km from northern California, USA, to southern British Columbia, Canada, is the surface expression of NE-directed subduction of the Juan de Fuca microplate beneath North America. Slow subduction of young, hot oceanic lithosphere creates an unusually …

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  4. Plant-pollinator relationships of culturally significant food and medicine plants in the Great Lakes Region

    … species declines have often been examined for their impacts ecologically and economically, little is known about how species declines will impact humans culturally. All Indigenous cultures in North America use plant species for food and medicine. Plants considered important to a specific …

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