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Browsing English Senior Integrated Projects by Author "Harris, Harold J., 1924-2013"
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Alexander Pope, his Detractors, and their Attacks
(1968)This thesis is about some of the more interesting accusations made against Alexander Pope in the pre-Duncaid portion of his lifetime, and the manner in which these accusations were stretched and twisted until they could ... -
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Ann Arbor Dialog
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The Appearance of the Poetic Character in Andrew Marvell
(1965)I propose to treat the entire work as the production of a single spirit. I will be interested in the continuity as well as the variety to be found in Marvell. Such an approach points away from the kind of criticism which ... -
Assorted Short Stories
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British Poetry about the Spanish Civil War as Studied in the Works of Four Poets
(1978)The ultimate value of the poetry about the Spanish Civil War rests on its ability to transcend the war itself and show its pertinence to the larger aspects of human life. The poetry, whether it deals with political ... -
A Comparison of the Themes between August Strindberg's Naturalistic and Expressionistic Plays
(1964-05-18)The purpose of this paper is to acquaint the reader with some of August Strindberg's major dramatic themes. Since so little has been written in the English language about the plays of Strindberg, the paper is to be ... -
A Consideration of the Plays and Short Stories of William Carlos Williams in the Light of his Poetry
(1966)This paper is divided into three major parts: part one ts a discussion of the background of William Carlos Williams, his interests and associations tn the field of literature. The second part, which forms the body of ... -
The Cyclical Movement in Eugene Ionesco's "The Killer" and Other Plays
(1968)In this paper, I am attempting a new approach to the dramatic works of Eugene Ionesoo. Through a detailed analysis of one of Ionesco's plays, I shall show how a cyclical pattern emerges. I have chosen The Killer for this ... -
David Hume on Tragedy
(1966)What can be said of Hume? I would present the following characterization: he is not a Cartesian; nor is he an advocate of the pleasure of sympathy; nor does he put much faith in the moral end of tragedy. He is, in short, ... -
Doctrines and Implications in Milton’s Theology: a Study of "Paradise Lost," "Paradise Regained," and "De doctrina Christiana"
(1966-01-03)This paper does not emphasize the aspects of Milton's belief that were contrary to Puritanism, but those aspects as they were of him, of his reasoning and of his understanding. They conformed in some instances to orthodox ... -
Dostoyevsky's Literary Treatment of Russian Radicalism in his Novel The Possessed
(1974)This thesis is an inquiry into Dostoyevsky's literary presentation of Russian radicalism, particularly the "new ideas" of the 1860's and his incorporation of political problems so that they become part of an artistic ... -
The Evolution of the Police Accountability Crusade in Philadelphia
(1977)During a three month internship with the Philadelphia Inquirer, the author began a study of the police brutality issue and the lack of accountability in the Philadelphia Police Department, the evolution of efforts to ... -
The Fortune-Teller or The False Enchantments: A Comedy by Thomas Corneille and Jean Donneau de Visé translated from the French
(1972)Every attempt has been made in this translation of La Devineresse to be as literal as possible while remaining faithful to the text. This only means that as far as translation is concerned, complete fidelity would only ... -
Impressions of Chicago: A Series of Essays
(1968)The following "short personal literary compositions" are, as the title indicates, impressions of the city of Chicago as observed by me during a three month period, from late September to mid-December, 1967. As impressions, ... -
Lacuna
(1970)
