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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Winnifred"”.
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Before Crenshaw: a historiographical look at intersectional identity in three twentieth-century American plays by Eaton, Grimké, and Treadwell
… <em>A Japanese Nightingale</em>, was crafted by Winnifred Eaton. Yuki’s identity will be the subject of the first chapter. The second chapter examines the identity of Rachel from Angelina Weld Grimke’s anti-lynching play Rachel. For the third chapter, the identities of both female leads …
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Across Lands: Double Consciousness and Negotiating Identities in Early Chinese American Literature, 1847-1910s
… Foo) and two mixed race writers (Edith Eaton and Winnifred Eaton) in late nineteenth-century and early twentieth-century North America in order to critique the formation of early Chinese American literature. Borrowing W. E. B. Du Boiss construct of double consciousness and Amy Ling's theory of …
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Work, class and gender in Canadian fiction, 1890s-1920s
… such as J. G. Sime, Agnes Maule Machar, and Winnifred Eaton Babcock Reeve to help build a reasonably comprehensive picture of the fictional working woman in this era and her differing cultural and symbolic representations. These texts explore a variety of different forms of female employment …
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It Girls and Old Maids: Satiric Wit and the Single Woman in the Anglo-American Novel (1918-1958)
… West, Anita Loos, Sylvia Townsend Warner, Winnifred Watson, Barbara Pym and Elaine Dundy and argues that humor is key to their negotiation with their audience, allowing these novelists to challenge normative conventions while still maintaining their popular appeal, and to make radical …
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Critiquing Atomistic Individualism in Law: Rosenzweig's Beloved Soul as Open and Relational Subject
… Asad"s genealogical critique of the secular and Winnifred Fallers Sullivan"s critique of the First Amendment' religious freedom guarantees. In exposing both the public square and law as only apparently secular, their work helps me underscore the problem posed when majority religious values and …
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"Ain't You Heard"?: The Jazz Poetry of Langston Hughes
… English course in the Fall of 2006, where I read Winnifred Eaton's autobiography, Me: A Book of Remembrance, and composed in response to Eaton's text an autobiographical literary critical essay - a piece of writing that catalyzed my journey toward self-integration after enduring a devastating …
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Media as resource in an outcomes-based education class
This study focused on the use of media as resource in art outcomes-based class (OBE). The research was conducted mainly in black schools. The researcher established that media could be used as an effective educational tool, for the new school curriculum- This study attempted to emphasise the feet …
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Mainstreaming care and support to address barriers to teaching and learning in selected SADC member states’ education institutions
The purpose of this study was to examine the importance of mainstreaming care and support to address barriers to teaching and learning. The research explored both the potential and limitations of mainstreaming care and support, as a practical and an analytic strategy, by addressing key underlying …
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The Lived Experience of Moral Distress for Nephrology Nurses Who Care for Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease
The research focus is to investigate the lived experience of moral distress for registered nurses who care for patients with chronic kidney disease. Incidence of chronic kidney disease is growing in Canada, and retaining skilled nephrology nurses is essential. As the disease progresses, and the …
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"""The Everyday Affective Life of Racism"": Forms of Racial Melancholia in Early Asian American Literature"
… flexible and negotiative. Chapter 1 focuses on Winnifred Eaton’s appropriation of John Luther Long’s story “Madame Butterfly.” I contend that Eaton’s repetition of the Madame Butterfly story shows not only her inability to let go of the Butterfly plot but also a will to recover from it through a …
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A Critical Edition Of Benjamin Hoadley's "the Suspicious Husband" (1747)
Benjamin Hoadly, M.D. (1706-1757), was the son of Benjamin Hoadly, Bishop of Winchester. His interest in theatre was chiefly manifested in his play The Suspicious Husband, first acted at Covent Garden on 12 Feb., 1747, for which David Garrick wrote a Prologue and acted the part of Ranger. The …