Humanities

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• The Place of Black individuals in French Society of the 18th and 19th centuries As observed in Ourika by Claire de Duras

  Nathanael Lapierre

• Problem Plays Law, Comedy, and the Project of Genre in The Merchant of Venice

  Katherine DeCoste

• Re-Examining Israelite Patriarchy through Marriage Laws of Deuteronomy

  Hyun-Joo Lim

• Reconsidering Treaty 8 Negotiations: The Canadian Government’s Purposeful Exploitation of a Disadvantaged Population

  Jacob Kropf

• Sappho is Worth More Than A Discussion of Her Sexuality A Historiographical Analysis

  Julia de Milliano

• The Goodness of Gilmore: Examining the Moralization of Reading in the Rory Gilmore-inspired Readathons of BookTube

  Olivia O'Neill

• The Interior Other Gender and Monstrosity in Victorian Gothic Novels

  Katie O'Connor

• The Torontoic Dialogues Neurodivergent Reflections on Ethics

  Jan Alexander Wozniak

• The Trade

  Ayooluwanimi Okikiolu

• The “Absence of Chance” and the “Serving of Ends” Tracing Aristotle’s Concept of ‘Nature’ to his Political Principles


  Quah Say Jye

• Top-Down Processing: A Network Analysis of The Lord of the Rings as a Means of Defining Good and Evil

  Dennis John Werbicki

• Understanding Political Integration Among Syrian Refugees in Calgary

  Mathew Vitale; Leah Hamilton (Faculty Member/Supervisor)

• The Very Poetry of Motion Missionaries and Footbinding in Late Qing China

  Katherine DeCoste

• Vulgar Imagery and Biological Themes: An Analysis of the Nazi’s Anti-Semitic Dialogue

  Thomas Brown

• When God's Not in the Quarrel: The Negative Irony in Lear's Politics of the Common

  Grace Derksen

• Where the Skin Meets Queerness and Disavowal in Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick

  Alexander Blais

• Whiteness as Beauty A critical analysis of South Korean tone-up cream and sunscreen advertorials

  Jinee Chong

• Women, Role Failure, and the Nuclear Family in Stephen King’s The Shining

  Kyra McKauffley

• “Cops, the harbingers of the enemy” Discussing the Relevance of Fanon’s Literatures of Combat in N.K. Jemisin’s “The City Born Great.”

  Madeleine Beaulieu