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MUsings: The Graduate Journal

Millersville University

  • Articles
    • Blues, Jazz, and Embodiment in Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye
    • Crime, Punishment, and the Body in Eighteenth-Century Literature
    • Forensic Social Work Practice: Military Veterans in the Criminal Justice System
    • Immersed in Jane Austen: “Emma Approved” and Multiplatforms
    • Mapping the Impact of Landscape in Willa Cather’s My Ántonia and The Professor’s House
    • Reflections on Hilda Silfverling: A Fantasy
    • Shakespearean Comedy Meets Teenage “Rom-Com” in 10 Things I Hate About You
    • When “Disability Demands a Story”: Problems With the “Unreliable” Narrator
MUsings: The Graduate Journal

Category: Spring 2016

Editorial Board – Spring 2016 Issue

2016 Kelly Herr Spring 2016

Publisher Victor DeSantis, Dean College of Graduate Studies and Adult Learning Millersville University Millersville, PA Graduate Student Editors Hannah Halter,[…]

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Women and Redemption in the Romantic Gothic Novel

2016 prwillia Article, Spring 2016

by Elizabeth Notarangelo Romantic Gothic poetry highlights the uniquely transformative power that victimization can have on a female character. Such transformation,[…]

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Welcome from the Dean

2016 prwillia Dean's Message, Spring 2016

Welcome to the Millersville University inaugural edition of The Graduate Journal, aptly titled, MUsings. We are pleased and delighted to[…]

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Save Lite

2016 prwillia Fiction, Spring 2016

by Sara Thomas At 6 a.m., Jane’s alarm rang. She groggily reached over, shut it off, and turned on her TV. The[…]

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Carsten Jensen and the Very Bad Diner Food

2016 prwillia Fiction, Spring 2016

by Lee Atkins Carsten Jensen stalked down the sidewalk with a pained grimace. There were few people about that afternoon, and[…]

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Marylou and the Portrayal of Women in Jack Kerouac’s On the Road

2016 prwillia Article, Spring 2016

by Laura Birkin Although Jack Kerouac’s On the Road has earned a reputation as a seminal work which embodies the Beat[…]

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For Diversity in Young Adult Literature: Printed in Black and White, Read in Color

2016 prwillia Article, Spring 2016

by Phil Jago  As a reader and lover of books, it is with some regret that I admit that the concept[…]

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Part of a Whole: A Personal Essay

2016 prwillia Essays, Spring 2016

by Tyler Gehman “No man is an island, entire of itself; Every man is a piece of the continent, a part[…]

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Flotsam and Jetsam

2016 prwillia Essays, Spring 2016

By Phil Jago December 26, 2004, Phuket, Thailand “Son, are you coming for breakfast?” I rolled over and glanced toward[…]

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Literary Interpretations and Homosexual Identity

2016 Kelly Herr Spring 2016

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and Angels in America: Literary Interpretations and Homosexual Identity by Elizabeth Lapchak Tennessee Williams’ influential plays[…]

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ISSN 2475-9457 (online)
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