By Abigayle Walker, for Folklore and the Environment (with Professor McDowell) Introduction: The environment is the crux of life. Our interactions with the environment determine…
If Milton’s God is performing speech acts in Paradise Lost, then the character of God breaks with the nature of divinity defined by Empson and the churches of Milton’s time.
By Abigayle Walker, for Folklore and the Environment (with Professor McDowell) Introduction: The environment is the crux of life. Our interactions with the environment determine our…
By Benjamin Haddon The intangible forces of Christianity and of modernity have long fostered a relationship of ups and downs. Many specific moments in history have…
By Caitlin Relias Hannah Arendt, author of The Human Condition, presented an interesting view on the term vita activa. In order to begin describing this term,…
By Klancy Hoover Introduction An underwater creature covered in scales, with horns protruding menacingly from the top of its head; a curling tail that can…
By Madison Story Upon entering the United States, many Italian Americans were situated, both financially and physically, among peoples of color. While they were legally white,…
By Vishali Ratakonda, for REL-B 360 Religions in Japan (Professor Heather Blair) When discussing religion in Japan, one would be unable to point to a singular…
By Caleb Shriner REL-B 220 Professor Rebecca Manring The Bhagavad Gita, framed as a dialogue between the god Krishna and the warrior-prince Arjuna, is perhaps the…
By Anna Groover ENG-L 204 Professor Jesse Molesworth Threads of religious imagery, inner turmoil, and the reconciliation of childhood beliefs with adult actions consistently run throughout…
Caleb Shriner, Religious Studies and India Studies Beneath a cross, some splash in holy water Like birds in a birdbath. In saffron robes, some dunk in…
By Kaelyn Le-Hue The Genesis story from the Old Testament and Frankenstein, a 19th century novel by Mary Shelley, are both myths centered on a fall…
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