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Forgetting to Remember: Negotiating the past in Chinatown, Singapore
Formal Representations of Trauma in Joseph Heller’s Catch-22 and Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five
Formations of Queer Diaspora: Trauma and Empire
This thesis project is explores the contours of nation-state violence and the trauma-inflicted upon deviant populations transnationally. I will explore how fluid, relational experiences with violence evoke transnational diasporic formations which can begin to be actualized when we consider their...
Fossils of the Infinite Intertext: Reading Roland Barthes and Richard Brautigan
Fossils of the Infinite Intertext: Reading Roland Barthes and Richard Brautigan
Fossils of the Infinite Intertext: Reading Roland Barthes and Richard Brautigan
Fragmented temporalities: critical investigations in technology, subjectivity, and narratives of future
Framing Feminist Philanthropy: An Analysis of Online Press Releases from Mama Cash and the New York Women’s Foundation
Framing Feminist Philanthropy: An Analysis of Online Press Releases from Mama Cash and the New York Women’s Foundation
Framings of the Prison Press: Dreams of Reform and/or Abolition
Framings of the Prison Press: Dreams of Reform and/or Abolition
Freedom to Reproduce: Puerto Rican Women and Sterilization Practices
Freedom to Reproduce: Puerto Rican Women and Sterilization Practices
Freedom to Reproduce: Puerto Rican Women and Sterilization Practices
From agricultural subsidies to health outcomes: the implications of feed crop subsidies on industrial agriculture, the environment and human health
From Alternative to Integrative: An Exploration of Acupuncture Within the Western Medical Paradigm
I argue that our current health care system—which is based in Western medicine—is inadequate, not only because it is costly, but because it is failing to keep individuals healthy. I posit that this is due to a number of factors...
From the Science of Music to the Physics of Sound: The Fragmentation of Science in Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century Europe
From the Science of Music to the Physics of Sound: The Fragmentation of Science in Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century Europe
From Watts to Ferguson: The Militarized Policing of Black Communities in the United States
Beginning the 1960s, police forces in the United States underwent a transformation. In response to the civil unrest taking place in cities across the country, public support for increased federal funding for law enforcement soared. With this increased funding, police...