This collection represents a sample of faculty work from the Humanities Program. The Humanities Program faculty members draw upon the disciplines of history, literature, philosophy, religion, communication studies, art history, and music history to explore fundamental and enduring questions regarding the human condition.

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Submissions from 2012

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The French Revolution and Romantic Period Theatre in Britain, George S. Erving

Submissions from 2009

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Coleridge as Playwright, George S. Erving

Submissions from 2008

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The Politics Of Matter: Newtonian Science And Priestleyan Metaphysics In Coleridge's “preternatural Agency”, George S. Erving

 

Mimetic Desire, Envy, and Violent Rivalry in Blake’s The Four Zoas, George S. Erving

Submissions from 1994

 

Poetry As Archaeology - Heaney,seamus Poetic Writings - German - Koch,s, Robert Garratt

Submissions from 1989

 

Montague,john And The Poetry Of History, Robert Garratt

Submissions from 1987

 

Yeats,w.b., The Poems - Finneran,rj, Robert Garratt

Submissions from 1981

 

'field Work' - Heaney,s, Robert Garratt

 

Kavanagh,patrick And The Killing Of The Irish Revival, Robert Garratt

Submissions from 1979

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Patrick Kavanagh And The Killing Of The Irish Revival, Robert Garratt

Submissions from 1976

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Road Not Taken: Patrick Kavanagh and Austin Clarke, Robert Garratt

Submissions from 1975

 

Berryman,john - Linebarger,jm, Robert Garratt