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AuthorMcGrath, Patrick T.
Date Created2017
Degree Date2017-10
DescriptionThis project takes as its subject the integration of Catholicism into nineteenth-century American society, politics, and culture. Adopting a cross-regional approach, the dissertation argues that by...
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AuthorParrish, Melissa Nohelani
Date Created2020
Degree Date2020-10
DescriptionFrom the formalization of Cold War civil defense to the rise of homeland security, emergency management in the United States has always been structured by power and privilege. “Emergency Poetics and...
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AuthorStalnaker, Dustin E.
Date Created2021
Degree Date2021-01
DescriptionThis dissertation employs what I call “living conceptual history” to examine central political dramas of twentieth-century German history through attention to the lives of the Spanienkämpfer...
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AuthorTryba, Kimberly A.
Date Created2018
Degree Date2018-05
DescriptionFor more than two hundred years, land management has often entailed using a tabla rasa approach, through which the landscape has been successively manipulated to prepare it for reuse. Alternately...
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AuthorLawrence-Sanders, Ashleigh
Date Created2019
Degree Date2019-10
DescriptionConfronting the Rebel Yell: How African Americans Created and Contested Civil War Memory, 1865-1965 centers Black American memory creation and counter-memory of the Civil War through the mid-20th...
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AuthorPrice, Jacob Goaslind
Date Created2019
Degree Date2019-10
DescriptionThis dissertation explores how Central American poets reinterpret both the political, historical, and cultural value of landscapes that were devastated by new political, economic, and international...
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AuthorThomas, Brooke Alexis
Date Created2023
Degree Date2023-05
Description"'To Capture a Vision Fair:' Black Sorority Women and the Shift from Respectability Politics to Public Policy, 1935-1975," illuminates the ways in which Black women reworked existing traditions and...
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AuthorN'zué-Agbadou, Séraphine A.
Date Created2022
Degree Date2022-10
DescriptionSixteenth-century French religious theater inherited the character of the devil from the Middle Ages; more specifically, from “Medieval” mystery plays whose popularity was still strong, if...
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AuthorWierda, Meagan
Date Created2022
Degree Date2022-10
DescriptionThis dissertation, which spans the period between the 1820s and the Civil War, uses debates about slavery and citizenship to explore how and to what end African Americans incorporated quantification...
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AuthorRojo Posada, Roseli
Date Created2022
Degree Date2021-05
DescriptionCuerpos Incómodos: Tecnologías del género y la raza en La Habana Colonial (1790-1850) explores how women, slaves, and freed Afro-descendants challenged the segregationist politics of the Creole...