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  1. Triumph Over Fear: Is the Experience of Fear Essential to Courage?

    Against the stark backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic, civil unrest, and economic hardships, we are living in a time of unprecedented uncertainty and vulnerability—a time where we have no choice but to confront the physical, emotional, and psychological toll that the pandemic is exacting on us. The …

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  2. From Trial to Triumph: Representations of African Americans in Museum Exhibits

    <p>In my dissertation, I examine contemporary exhibits about African American history and culture at six museums to explore issues of racial representation, collective identity, and cultural authority. I conduct a systematic two-part investigation of exhibition practices across Black-owned/operated …

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  3. Shelley's 'The Triumph of Life': A Variorum Edition and Critical Study

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-03T20:52:27Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 6003982.pdf: 23342019 bytes, checksum: 29735aa37f33f74a3ea6222c4909d216 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1960

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  4. The triumph of the (m)other : the feminine dichotomy in "Sleeping Beauty"

    The tale of 'Sleeping Beauty' offers a familiar fairy tale narrative that features a beautiful sleeping princess, a wicked witch and a dashing prince who saves the day. This formulaic narrative has its roots in oral tales that date back to thousands of years ago. The fact that this narrative has …

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  5. On a white horse: The triumph of the anti-beast in Revelation 19

    … established, the focus falls upon the Roman triumph and the Great King as thematic paradigms that will complete the picture. Chapter 2 begins with a description and a history of the Roman triumph from ancient times through the end of the New Testament era. Its religio-political significance …

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  6. From challenge to triumph: the voices of African American male students at Mid-Atlantic University

    <p>The purpose of this study is to determine the attitudes among African American men concerning issues of retention at a predominantly white college. This study explains issues attendant to the problem of the low numbers of African American males in higher education. Furthermore, this study seeks …

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  7. The triumph of pragmatic imperialism: Lord Minto and the defence of the Empire, 1898-1910

    While relatively neglected in the historiography, the 4th Earl of Minto, who achieved the distinction of serving consecutively as Governor-General of Canada and Viceroy of India from 1898-1910, is more truly representative of the methods Britain adopted to govern its Empire than his more …

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  8. "Plot In ""studs Lonigan"": The Failure Of Manhood, The Triumph Of Artistry (farrell, Chicago, Illinois)"

    James T. Farrell is often considered as a writer following in the naturalistic tradition of Stephen Crane, Frank Norris, and especially Theodore Dreiser. The Studs Lonigan trilogy, Farrell's major work, is often described as a naturalistic work providing a sociological examination of life in an …

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  9. The Narrator's Voice in 'The Faerie Queene,' 'Christs Victorie, and Triumph,' and 'The Locusts, or Apollyonists.'

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-08T22:39:05Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 6812102.pdf: 18060838 bytes, checksum: ad6d691a9c2aec569af47c402eaa5e3f (MD5) Previous issue date: 1968

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  10. The outcome of the radical-conservative conflict in modern Malay politics : the Malayan Union crisis and the triumph of conservatism, 1942-1948

    The impact of British rule in Malaya on Malay politics resulted in the emergence of two opposing streams of Malay political views. One stream totally favoured the modernism of the West while the other, drawn from the traditional order, preferred to adapt modern ideas to the maintenance of the old …

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  11. Triumph of the Spirit: Creative Art Therapy and How It Impacts on the Quality of Life of Handicapped Elderly Patients in a Convalescent Home Setting

    <p>There is a need for handicapped elders, living in Long term care settings, to enjoy mental stimulation and emotional challenge. Creative Art Therapy, which uses painting or drawing, ceramics, narrative or poetry and encourages exploration of thoughts feelings and life review can provide such a …

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  12. Representing the past in the present with the future in mind : a close reading of the ‘Cell Stories’ exhibition at the Robben Island Museum

    … prison, rather it should celebrate 'the triumph of the human spirit against the forces of evil' (Kathrada 1996:10-11; see also Deacon 1998: 163; Deacon 2000: 1; Coetzee et al. 1998: 10; Solani2000b: 6; Coombes 2003: 58) . Thus, the triumph narrative has become prevalent at the Robben …

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  13. A theory and praxis of a city poetic: Jakobson, poetic function and city space: women, deixis and the narrator: a city poem: 'Shades of light: a triumph of city'

    … comprised of the long poem: Shades of Light: A Triumph of City. This poem is based on the Petrarchan sequence of Triumphs and interprets the woman poet, and poetry, within a city environment. It is a full length practical exploration of how the theory of a city poetic can be expressed in …

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  14. Stand Perfectly Still: Statues, Nudity, and the Pygmalion Myth in Victorian Theatre and Culture

    … is often read as a story of artistic and sexual triumph” (447). But a sexual triumph for whom? My thesis addresses questions pertaining to how the nude female body is vieon the theatrical stage by focusing specifically on the myth of Pygmalion as presented in W. S. Gilbert’s Pygmalion and Galatea …

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  15. Dialogue as the Labor of Care: Welcoming a Unity of Contraries

    … and burden, joy and suffering, necessity and triumph. The invitation of dialogue into the communicative life of caring requires bravery and courage and thus creates strong and rare natures.</p><p> The impetus of this vision comes from the work of Martin Buber whose ideas have changed the way …

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  16. "Telling Balzac's Stories: Narration, Narrators, and Narratees in ""La Comedie Humaine"""

    … monolithic text. This is Balzac's ultimate triumph: His artistic reproduction of early nineteenth-century France is not a still-life; rather it is, as Michel Butor observed, a mobile romanesque. It is as active, engaged readers that we set this work of art in motion.

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