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  • There Has Never Been Anything Truly Wrong with You 

    Warren, Erin (East Carolina University, 2011)
    These stories are about obsessive, lonely people. The characters might seem insane but really, they are just lonely and maybe a bit neurotic. They are introspective characters who began life as sweet children, but grew ...
  • Thrown Voices : A Series of Dramatic Monologues, With a Discussion of the Genre 

    Finch, Matthew (East Carolina University, 2010)
    This thesis examines the complex nature of the poetic genre of the dramatic monologue by providing multiple perspectives on the genre--namely, those of the literary critic and the creative writer. This thesis provides a ...
  • The Tub and Other Stories 

    Metzger, James (East Carolina University, 2012)
    This portfolio of creative writing includes four full-length short stories and two pieces of flash fiction. In each of the full-length stories, a male protagonist gets caught up in circumstances over which he has little ...
  • USING NARRATIVE ANALYSIS AND DISCOURSE ANALYSIS TO DETERMINE PATTERNS OF MEANING IN THE SERMON LANGUAGE OF WOMEN PREACHERS 

    Hopkins, Pamela Davis (East Carolina University, 2010)
    Throughout Western history, women preachers have been marginalized. Even though women have filled the pews as members of the congregation, acted as Sunday school teachers, cooks, and members of the choir, in addition to ...
  • The Visit, Like Sisters, Storjka 

    Aeby, Elizabeth Carpenter (East Carolina University, 2013)
    This master's thesis is comprised of three short film scripts: The Visit, Like Sisters, and Storjka.  The Visit, a Depression-era dramatic short film, is filled the realities of hard living in the dust bowl of America's ...
  • Visualizing Images in Writing : Pedagogical and Professional Implications of Image Analysis 

    Hurley, Frank P. (East Carolina University, 2013)
    A recent and growing discussion among rhetoric and composition scholars has emerged surrounding the ways in which images influence the evolving nature of contemporary text. For the most part, scholars in the field agree ...
  • Voices of Desire : Heteroglossia in Graham Greene's The End of the Affair 

    Scott, Cheryl Modlin (East Carolina University, 2010)
    The voice of the author permeates the novel, according to Mikhail Bakhtin, and this voice is not isolated to the words or convictions of a particular character. The characters in the novel are masked with dialogue, ...
  • The Waltzing Dead : The Merit of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies 

    Koballa, Katherine (East Carolina University, 2013)
    When Seth Grahame-Smith's Pride and Prejudice and Zombies was published in 2009, the parody of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice that now takes place in the midst of a zombie apocalypse, few expected the novel to be more ...
  • When Death Gave Birth to a Writer : A Collection of Essays and Poems 

    Carpenter, Amber (East Carolina University, 2012)
    This personal collection of creative nonfiction sheds light on issues of abandonment, victimization, and dysfunctional relationships. It is accompanied by poems that serve as prefaces to each individual story, as well as ...
  • Word Magic : Defining Harry Potter's World in New Terms 

    VonHilsheimer, Tessa (East Carolina University, 2011)
    Since 1997, Harry Potter has captivated wizards and Muggles alike. A large part of the series' appeal is Rowling's language and ability to create a world that completely immerses readers into the depths of their imagination ...
  • Writing in My Language : Students' Perceptions of Informal Writing in the Composition Classroom 

    Query, Allison (East Carolina University, 2011)
    This classroom study examines students' perceptions of informal writing in a first-year composition classroom. Informal writing, as defined in this study, includes any in-class exercises that provide students the freedom ...
  • YURI ANIMATION : QUEER IDENTITY AND ECOFEMINIST THINKING 

    Thompson, Kimberly D. (East Carolina University, 2010)
    Yuri or Shojo-ai, a sub-genre of Japanese Animation and Manga, can be defined as women-loving-women narratives that explore the relationships between women. Although the sub-genre has only been recently introduced to the ...