Inkwells

Lies We Tell Our Fathers

Medicine

'With Great Power...': Post-9/11 Politics in Superhero Comics, TV, and Film

The Wiser Child: Children's Fiction and Its Effect on Young Readers' Imagination

"Present at the Creation": Introducing the Digital Humanities at Union College

The Female Shadow of a Gunman: Feminism, Combatants, and the Challenge to Irish Nationalism

A Dead Women's Collective: Escaping Patriarchal Narratives

Affect as Phenomenon: Why Critics of Feeling Can Never Be Validated

Mothers and Daughters

Mirror in Disguise: An Exploration of Conflicts Between Desire and Performance and the Abstract and Reality Through Encounters With Simone de Beauvoir, Hannah Arendt, Jacques Lacan, and Michel Foucault

"The Space Between": An Analysis of Estrangement

The Afrofuturist Critical Lens

Sister Nature: Ecofeminism in the Works of Margaret Atwood and Ursula Le Guin

Harry Potter and the Symbolic Order: A Psychoanalytic Deconstruction of the Hero

Women's Rights Under Brehon Law

The Scorned Woman: Ancient and Modern

Submitted by Liza Wolf | On February 26, 2019

Life and Family: A Short Reading of Poetry

Representations of Autism in Fiction

Co-opting the Air Waves: The Effect of Radio and Television on Irish Feminism

Jasmine Burning: Emulating the ‘King’ of Horror

“Keeping the Military Men and the Terrorists in Check”: The Socialist Alternative in the Irish Republican Army 1926-1969

Interwoven: A Historical Fiction

Jane, Judith, and Gender Performance: A Butlerian Approach to Feminine Identity in Mansfield Park

The Eternal Rehearsal: Judith Butler’s Gender Performativity in Wilkie Collins, Sarah Waters, and Tana French