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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"diptych"”.

  1. Clasp

    <p>Clasp is a diptych composed of two books of poetic prose. Book One is titled<em> Between Grammars</em>. It is a story that explores the invisible architectures built between people and their vocabulary while reading and writing. Book Two is titled <em>Clasp</em>, a book that tracks and collects— …

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  2. Melville's England

    … for art. Through readings of Redburn, the diptych stories, and Israel Potter, this dissertation aims to explicate what Melville's English works have to say about England, America, commerce, art, and the author's own place in the British literary heritage he valued so highly.

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  3. Urban Plateaus: Alienation, Disappearance, and the Random Encounter in Post-1945 Literature and Film

    … of Community”—each of which is composed of a diptych of two “plateaus.” “Alienation” investigates Sam Selvon’s <em>The Lonely Londoners </em>(1956) and Mathieu Kassovitz’ <em>La Haine</em> (1995), two works that feature groups of men living in former colonial European capitals—London and …

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  4. Cults of Artemis in Ancient Greece

    … calling for religious veneration. In the diptych of the complementary Contrariety between the Heavenly and the Earthly, the local cults, with their special emphasis on ritual enactment, stressed the maternal side of existence, whereas the Homeric m.vthology chose to emphasize the masculine …

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  5. Inspirational Journey: People and Places

    My paintings are inspired by the places I have seen, as well as the people God has placed in my path. The individuals in my portraits are some of the people with whom I have shared a special bond. Upon reflection, they have been instrumental in deepening my faith. Their love, prayers, support, and …

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