Content Posted in 2022
2022 Research Day Program, Lincoln Memorial University
A COMPARATIVE APPROACH OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPACT OF VICTIMS’ RIGHTS ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN THE UNITED STATES, PORTUGAL, AND PAKISTAN, Brianna Williams
And sits Arch-bishop still’: St. Anselm in Henry Vaughan’s Mount of Olives, Rebecca Brackmann
‘A Question of Trust’: Medical Humanities Can Help Ease the Pain, Sandra Weems
Becoming a Mere Appendix: The Rehabilitated Masculinity of Sherlock Holmes., Thomas Bragg
Black Hole Blues, Patrick Wensink
Breaking the Jaws of Silence Review, Abigail Heiniger
Broken Piano for President, Patrick Wensink
CERTIFIED EDUCATORS’ PERCEPTIONS OF RESPONSE TO INTERVENTION AND INSTRUCTION IN EAST TENNESSEE PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS, Katharine Messer
Charles Reade, Thomas Bragg
College Towns: Building an Ideal, Thomas Bragg
Concurrent p53 mutation in EGFR mutant non-small cell lung cancer is associated with resistance to first and second generation EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitors, a meta-analysis, Marissa Viola, Adam Kolatorowicz, and Jun Wang
Disorderly Conduct: An Investigation into Police and Prosecutor Practices, Michael Cicchini
Dwarves Are Not Heroes’: Antisemitism and the Dwarves in J.R.R. Tolkien’s Writing, Rebecca Brackmann
Effectiveness of Dry Needle Acupuncture of Arthritic Canines, Amanda Lyles
Emma Marshall, Thomas Bragg
Emma Robinson, Thomas Bragg
Everything Was Great Until It Sucked: One Man's Journey from Fake IDs and BBQ Sauce Sales to Stay-at-Home-Dad and Bestselling Author, Patrick Wensink
Experiencing Intellectually Stimulating K-12 Principal Actions: A Phenomenological Study, John Parham
Faery and the Beast, Abigail Heiniger
Fake Fruit Factory, Patrick Wensink
Feminine Imagination and Waistcoat Pockets, Abigail Heiniger
Frederick Marryat, Thomas Bragg
Godfrey, Emelyne: Masculinity, Crime and Self-Defence in Victorian Literature Review, Thomas Bragg
Go Go Gorillas: A Romping Bedtime Tale, Patrick Wensink
Gorillas Go Bananas, Patrick Wensink
G. P. R. James, Thomas Bragg
Hair, Death, and Memory: The Making of an American Relic, Abigail Heiniger
History’s Drama: Narrative Space in ‘Golden Age’ British Television Drama, Thomas Bragg
In the Beginning: Foundations of a Successful Deanship, Neil Fulton
Jane Eyre’s Fairytale Legacy at Home and Abroad: Constructions and Deconstructions of National Identity, Abigail Heiniger
King Cnut and His Laws in Early Modern English History and Drama, Rebecca Brackmann
Laurence Nowell’s Edition and Translation of the Laws of Alfred, Rebecca Brackmann
Laurence Nowell’s Old English Legal Glossary and His Study of Quadripartitus, Rebecca Brackmann
Laying it on the Line: How Hernandez v. Mesa Nixed Bivens for a Transnational Homicide, Sean Davis
LMU Jazz Band & Concert Band Fall 2021 Performance, Benjamin Bruflat
LMU Jazz Band & Concert Band Spring 2022 Performance, Benjamin Bruflat
Lucky Be a Lady (Justice), Stefanie M. M. Bowen
#MeToo Meets Estoppel: How Bill Cosby’s Conviction Got Tossed by Court’s Application of Equitable Doctrine, Stefanie Bowen and Ryan Cox
Mixed Messaging: Should Judges on the Tennessee Supreme Court Be Called Justices?, Ryan E. Cox
Narrative Medicine: Bridging the Gap between Evidence-Based Care and Medical Humanities by Maria Giulia Marini, Sandra Weems and Paulette C. Hahn
Ond for cyning mæraþ': The Political Dimension of the Old English Phoenix, Rebecca Brackmann
One Experience, Thomas Bragg
Passing as the American Cinderella: Disenchanting Fairy Tales in the Writings of Hannah Crafts, Charles Chesnutt and Jessie Fauset, Abigail Heiniger
Politicizing Impartiality: Redefining the Role of the Senate in Federal Judicial Selection, Adam Harness and Melissa Harness
Presidential Address: How Philologists Can Save the World: Tolkien’s Adaptation of Spenser’s “Gealousie.”, Rebecca Brackmann
Principle and Propensity: Experience and Religion in the Nineteenth-Century British and American Bildungsroman Review, Abigail Heiniger
Ragnok in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein: The Revenge of the Hrimthursar, Abigail Heiniger
Re-membering: Putting Mind and Body Back Together Following Traumatic Brain Injury by Ann Millet-Gallant, Sandra Weems
Reviving Sympathy for the Insane: Hamlet in Nineteenth-Century America, Abigail Heiniger
Scott’s Elementals, Thomas Bragg
Seven Demons Stories of Medieval Japan Review, Abigail Heiniger PhD
Seven Miles of Steel Thistles: Reflections on Fairy Tales Review, Abigail Heiniger PhD
Simms on the Syllabus, Thomas Bragg
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Thomas Bragg
Space and Narrative in the Nineteenth-Century British Historical Novel, Thomas Bragg
STATUTORY ADOPTION OF THE OBJECTIVE TEST FOR ENTRAPMENT AS A SOLUTION TO DUBIOUS TACTICS IN FEDERAL TERRORISM INVESTIGATIONS, Philip M. Gibson
Still Standing: Does the Government Ever Waive a Right to Challenge Standing in Fourth Amendment Cases?, Stefanie M. Bowen
Teacher Perceptions of Student Learning Environments as a Result of Virtual Learning in Tennessee Rural High Schools, Kimberly McIntyre
Tennessee Revenge Porn Law: Prosecutorial Problems and Potential Solutions, Doni Porteous
That auntient authoritie': Old English Law in the Writings of William Lambarde, Rebecca Brackmann
The Bitter Life of Božena Nêmcová: A Biographical Collage Review, Abigail Heiniger PhD
The Butchering Art Review, Thomas Bragg
The Germ of an Idea: Contagionism, Religion, and Society in Britain, 1660-1730 Review, Sandra Weems
The Great War Poets and the Campaign for Empathy, Thomas Bragg and Sandra Weems
The Irish Underground: St. Patrick’s Purgatory and the Caves of Error and Despair in The Faerie Queene, Rebecca Brackmann
The Status of Scholarly Efforts of Librarians on Health Literacy: a Bibliometric Analysis, Courtney Wombles, Alexandria Quesenberry Wilson, R. Eric Heidel, and Kelsey Leonard Grabeel
The Supreme Question’: Gratifying the Loathly Lady in James Joyce’s Ulysses, Abigail Heiniger
This Town Ain’t Big Enough for the Two of Us: Should Contract Law Take a Backseat to Public Health?, Michael Stooksbury
“Through a Glass, Darkly”: Lessons Learned Starting over as an Electronic Resources Librarian, Daniel Brown
To Caunterbury They Tweete: Twitter in the Chaucer Classroom, Rebecca Brackmann
To Live More and Die Less: Challenging Tennessee's Anti-Trans Birth Certificate Policy, Guy E. Tustin III
Undead Blond Hair in the Victorian Imagination: The Roots of Bram Stoker’s ‘The secret of the Growing Gold.’, Abigail Heiniger
Understanding the Negligence Question, Garo V. Moughalian
Under What Circumstances is the Shield Against Self-Incrimination Lowered in a Civil Action?, Andrew Hemming
When Breath Becomes Air Review, Thomas Bragg
You Are the Father! An Argument for Court-Ordered Prenatal Paternity Testing and Child Support in Tennessee, Michael Stooksbury
YOUNG V.HAWAII AND THE FIGHT FOR THE SECOND AMENDMENT, Shawn Marcie
