This project aims to highlight John Clare’s resistance to ubiquitous systems of knowledge that limit the way we may know something. Clare’s work highlights how scientific, aesthetic, and poetic representations of nature can change our experience with . . .

In the 1950's and later, Samuel Beckett was characterized by some critics as a perpetrator of the Nouveau Roman, or New Novel. This does not happen today. The purpose of this study is to decipher the reasons why this claim was made. Was Beckett truly . . .

This project-under the guise of deconstructing a city, beneath the lens of exploring articulations of space-asks language to answer for itself.

In my thesis, "A March of Complexities: Louisa May Alcott's Conflicted Response to Transcendentalism" in "Little Women", I explore Louisa May Alcott's both admiration for and frustration with her father Bronson Alcott's transcendentalism. I provide te . . .