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Unknown author (2014-02-27)

It All Begins with YOU: Space, Movement, and Bridge-Building in ASL Dance

Stewart, Miranda (2015)

ASL poetry has been analyzed by Klima and Bellugi (1979), Valli (1993), and Sutton-Spence (2005), among many others, but to date there has been no large-scale study of American Sign Language dance. ASL dance is a mixed ...

It Gives Us Pleasure, It Gives Us Peace: Mediating Relationships through Mexican-American Catholic Altars

Estabrook, Kathryn (2010)

Many Mexican-American Catholics, both men and women, mediate the experience of immigration and ensuing struggles and questions through domestic altars. I investigate this relationship through interviews with four ...

“It Makes You Feel You Ain’t a Man”: Masculinity and the Black Intellectual in Ellison’s Invisible Man

Mulligan, Ryan (2010)

"It Might Be All One Language": Narrative Paradox in Birds Without Wings

Schwartz, Katrina (2008)

It Pays to be a Team Player: An Examination of Effects of Team vs. Individual Varsity Intercollegiate Sports Participation on Income

Filograna, Elena (2022)

This paper explores the relationship between intercollegiate sports participation, separated by team sport versus individual sport, and income. The data used is the National Education Longitudinal Study: Base Year Through ...

“It seemed to come from somewhere deep inside me, deeper than the part that sees pictures of gold and amber palaces”: Vision and Light in Apuleius’ Cupid and Psyche and C.S. Lewis’ Till We Have Faces

Stone, Taylor A. (2014-09-16)

Compares the treatment of vision and light in Apuleius’ Cupid and Psyche and C.S. Lewis’ Till We Have Faces.

It's A Joke, But Mom's Not Laughing

LeBouvier, Julia (2011)

"It's Always Ourselves We Find in the Sea" : maritime museums and education at Independence Seaport Museum

McCarthy, Meredith (2004)

I completed the primary research for my senior thesis in anthropology at Independence Seaport Museum in Philadelphia, PA. I examined the museum through the lens of its education department, as education is key to the ...

It's Called a Changeover; the movie goes on: Why David Fincher's adaptation of Fight Club better executes the original intentions of Palahniuk's novel.

Lisk, Christina (2014)

"It's Not Israeli but You Eat it in Israel:" Power and Difference in the Production of Israeli National Cuisine

Bernard-Herman, Benjamin (2014)

Drawing upon semi-structured interviews and participant observation, and informed by critical studies of food, nationalism, and intersectionality, in this thesis I argue that Israeli national cuisine is constituted by ...

Italia restituta : the politics of Trajan’s signature program

Burgess, John (2020)

The term Italia restituta refers to Trajan’s domestic political program, aimed at bolstering infrastructure and population on the Italian peninsula. I first discuss Trajan’s imperial legacy, then his political philosophy. ...

Italian Vowels

Hasychak, Lara (2012)

“It’s a Business Doing Pleasure with You”: A Case for the Decriminalization of Sex Work in South Africa

Reddy, Dipaali (2016)

This work centralizes a ubiquitous yet often ignored sector of global society: sex work. Situated in the criminalized context of the South African sex work market, my work attempts to predict how the welfare of sex workers ...

It’s complicated : relations between Greek settlers and indigenous Sicilians at Megara Hyblaea, Syracuse, and Leontinoi in the 8th and 7th centuries BCE

Sterngass, Aaron (2019)

Greek interactions with indigenous Sicilians in the Archaic Period have traditionally been examined through the lens of violent colonization by historians from Ancient Greece all the way through the mid-20th century. ...

It’s Complicated: Relations Between Greek Settlers and Indigenous Sicilians at Megara Hyblaea, Syracuse, and Leontinoi in the 8th and 7th Centuries BCE

Sterngass, Aaron (2019)

Greek interactions with indigenous Sicilians in the Archaic Period have traditionally been examined through the lens of violent colonization by historians from Ancient Greece all the way through the mid-20th century. ...

“It’s Time to Leave [and] Enter Into the Creation”: Community, Letters, and Networks of Exchange in Alice Walker’s The Color Purple

Cox, Abby (2018)

“It’s wanting to know…”: The Troubled Matter of Stoppard’s Arcadia

Bobbe, Chris (2017)

Common readings of Tom Stoppard’s 1993 play Arcadia take Hannah’s line “It’s wanting to know that makes us matter” as an unqualified affirmation of the quest for knowledge, even in the face of disorder and epistemic ...

IWISC Releases Answers to Open Interview with Omar Hammami (Part 3)

Mansour al- Amriki, Abu (2013-05-11)

“I’m Certainly No Language Police”: Language, Race, and Identity Negotiation Among White K-8 Teachers

Poxon, Luca (2022)

Drawing on concepts from critical race theory and critical whiteness studies, scholarship on raciolinguistics and racial identity, and methods from grounded theory and discourse analysis, this thesis explores the following ...

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