These items include materials from the Department of English at Marshall University from 1961-1997. Items were received in 2014 and include notable materials about the Department of English\u27s faculty, specifically about the theses and dissertations they wrote while at other institutions. Please download the finding aid for a full list of contents

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Marshall University Marshall Digital Scholar Guides to University Archives Search Our Collections 9-4-2014 20140904.1: Department of English, 1961-1997 College of Liberal Arts Follow this and additional works at: https://mds.marshall.edu/ua_finding_aids  Part of the Higher Education Commons, and the Higher Education Administration Commons Processing Statement: This was an inventory created at an earlier date. Austin Bailey and Lindsey M. Harper verified these documents and as of Jan. 2021 this list is accurate.20140904.1—AR—English Department—Theses from Marshall professors published by other universities. List created 9/04/2014 by Jackie DiOrio Reality and Romance: A survey of English romantic verse satire Bruce Ardinger Kent State 1974 The Ancient Feud: England and Spain, 1620-1630 Joan Adkins  University of Utah 1972 Qualities of Bernard Shaw’s “Unreasonable Man.” Barbara Brown Ohio University 1976 Affirmation in the work of Ralph Waldo Ellison Leonard Deutsch Kent State 1972 Crime, Law, and Prison experience in the Novels of Tobias Smollett Lorraine Duke The University of Tennessee 1970 English and Chinese consonants: a contrastive analysis Peter Fei The University of Michigan 1970 Studies in the tradition and morality of Henryson’s ‘Fables.’ Robert Gerke Notre Dame 1968 A study of Despair in “Paradise Lost” Joan Gilliand Vanderbilt 1977 Edward Capell: The first modern editor of Shakespeare Hymen Hart  University of Illinois   1967  Mythologos: A study in the poetic technique of Dante Gabriel Rossetti  Philip Pittman  Vanderbilt    1967  John Morley: The Victorian rationalist as literary critic  Ira Plybon  University of Maryland   1974  Coordinate Structure in four Faulkner novels  William Ramsey  University of North Carolina  1971  A Library Key for identifying issues of periodicals in various languages Bonnie Starkey  University of Pittsburgh   1967        The Portrait of the physician in selected prose fiction of nineteenth-century American authors  David Stooke  George Peabody school for teachers 1976  William Faulkner and the community  William Sullivan  Columbia University   1961  Sir Thomas More, Satirist: A study of the Utopia as Minippean satire  Warren Wooden Vanderbilt    1971         

20140904.1: Department of English, 1961-1997

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20140904.1: Department of English, 1961-1997

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