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"'I'm Pregnant, What the F**k Am I Going to Do?'"
Title
"'I'm Pregnant, What the F**k Am I Going to Do?'".
Identifier
fgcu_hoc_0028
Format
Document (PDF)
"2 to Ask U.S. Probe of Cop Clash in Ohio"
Title
"2 to Ask U.S. Probe of Cop Clash in Ohio".
Abstract / Description
Newspaper article detailing Boros and Ray's request to the justice department to investigate the Cleveland police department.
Identifier
fgcu_cr_0173
Format
Image (JPEG2000)
"9 Through Pullman Trains Daily to Florida and the South"
Title
"9 Through Pullman Trains Daily to Florida and the South".
Creator
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Abstract / Description
Cover of an ACL train schedule for travel to Florida and the South.
Identifier
fgcu_tr_0307
Format
Image (JPEG2000)
"A Dash Into Florida"
Title
"A Dash Into Florida".
Creator
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper
Identifier
fgcu_tr_0087
Format
Document (PDF)
"A Full House" for the Pensacola and Mobile Railroad and Manufacturing Co. at Muscogee
Title
"A Full House" for the Pensacola and Mobile Railroad and Manufacturing Co. at Muscogee.
Identifier
fgcu_tr_0108
Format
Image (JPEG2000)
"A Land of Make Believe that Don’t Believe in Me": Dissent by Incongruity in Green Day’s "Jesus of Suburbia."
Title
"A Land of Make Believe that Don’t Believe in Me": Dissent by Incongruity in Green Day’s "Jesus of Suburbia.".
Creator
Werner, Jansen
Abstract / Description
Following the September 11 terrorist attacks there were increased demands in America for patriotism. This attitude of hyper-patriotism, in accordance with the Bush Administration’s appropriation of the American civil religion, precluded many discursive possibilities for dissent. Yet there were some who still utilized the available outlets of public discourse to dissent from Bush Administration policies. Green Day’s 2004 song, “Jesus of Suburbia,” is just such an exemplary dissent discourse....
Show moreFollowing the September 11 terrorist attacks there were increased demands in America for patriotism. This attitude of hyper-patriotism, in accordance with the Bush Administration’s appropriation of the American civil religion, precluded many discursive possibilities for dissent. Yet there were some who still utilized the available outlets of public discourse to dissent from Bush Administration policies. Green Day’s 2004 song, “Jesus of Suburbia,” is just such an exemplary dissent discourse. What follows is divided into four sections. First, I analyze the ideological circumstances which preceded the release of “Jesus of Suburbia.” Second, I reflect on the respective conceptual insights of Ivie’s humanizing dissent and Burke’s perspective by incongruity; ultimately, I suggest their programs be joined into an individual construct: dissent by incongruity. Third, I examine how “Jesus of Suburbia” employed dissent by incongruity to critique imperialistic policies. Finally, I argue Green Day’s use of dissent by incongruity reorients the direction of dissent discourse.
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Date Issued
2011-10-01
Identifier
fgcu_ir_000597
Format
Citation
"American Artist in Rome"
Title
"American Artist in Rome".
Creator
Teed, Douglas Arthur, 1864-1929
Abstract / Description
This is a typed autobiography written by Arthur Teed about his life and how he landed in Rome while an artist. He wrote this piece in reply to the San Francisco Chronicle.
Date Issued
1892-06-25
Identifier
fgcu_kc_2521
Format
Set of related objects
"Amitie"
Title
"Amitie".
Abstract / Description
Photo of the front of "Amitie," the home of Dr. James Russell Price, where many of the children stayed. Two women and two men sit on the porch of the house.
Date Issued
1909
Identifier
fgcu_kc_0601
Format
Image (JPEG2000)
"Announcing the Perry Cut-Off to West Coast of Florida"
Title
"Announcing the Perry Cut-Off to West Coast of Florida".
Creator
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Abstract / Description
Advertisement for the Perry Cut-Off, an artery for rail traffic between the Tampa - St. Petersburg region and the Midwest. This project was one of the most expensive and biggest railroad projects in Florida during the boom-era.
Identifier
fgcu_tr_0314
Format
Image (JPEG2000)
"As a Result of that Rape, I Became Pregnant"
Title
"As a Result of that Rape, I Became Pregnant".
Identifier
fgcu_hoc_0018
Format
Document (PDF)
"Atlantic Coast Line: The Pinellas Special"
Title
"Atlantic Coast Line: The Pinellas Special".
Creator
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Abstract / Description
Advertisement and train schedule for the Pinellas Special which ran from Jacksonville to St. Petersburg.
Identifier
fgcu_tr_0315
Format
Image (JPEG2000)
"Away to the Magic of the Gulf Stream"
Title
"Away to the Magic of the Gulf Stream".
Creator
Florida East Coast Railway
Identifier
fgcu_tr_0007
Format
Document (PDF)
"Bear Pit"
Title
"Bear Pit".
Abstract / Description
Bear standing on its hind legs and facing bars of cage. "Bear Pit" is written on the bottom of the image.
Identifier
fgcu_kc_0420
Format
Image (JPEG2000)
"Beaten by Police, TV Men Say"
Title
"Beaten by Police, TV Men Say".
Abstract / Description
Newspaper article detailing the incident in Cleveland that resulted in Julius Boros' assault and subsequent arrest by the Cleveland police department while he covered the Glenville Shootout.
Identifier
fgcu_cr_0172
Format
Image (JPEG2000)
"Bring your dad to school day"
Title
"Bring your dad to school day".
Creator
Shindler, Stefanie
Abstract / Description
Photograph inspired by "Little Watermelon Dress: An Ethnography."
Identifier
fgcu_fade_0025
Format
Image (JPEG2000)
"Capital's Greatest Throng Welcomes Lindy" Article from The Indianapolis Sunday Star
Title
"Capital's Greatest Throng Welcomes Lindy" Article from The Indianapolis Sunday Star.
Abstract / Description
"Capital's Greatest Throng Welcomes Lindy" article in The Indianapolis Sunday Star.
Date Issued
1927-06-12
Identifier
fgcu_jn_1039
Format
Image (JPEG2000)
"Classical and Jazz" Faculty Recital
Title
"Classical and Jazz" Faculty Recital.
Abstract / Description
"Classical and Jazz" Faculty Recital on October 6, 2010.
Date Issued
2010-10-06
Identifier
fgcu_mus_0404
Format
Set of related objects
"Cocoanuts"
Title
"Cocoanuts".
Abstract / Description
Three unidentified men stand beneath palm trees. Written on the image is "Cocoanuts Estero, Fla."
Identifier
fgcu_kc_0363
Format
Image (JPEG2000)
"Dawn and Doom Were in the Branches": Religious Tension in Zora Neale Hurston's Their eyes Were Watching God and Ernest J. Gaine's A Gathering of Old Men
Title
"Dawn and Doom Were in the Branches": Religious Tension in Zora Neale Hurston's Their eyes Were Watching God and Ernest J. Gaine's A Gathering of Old Men.
Creator
Benson, Kathryn A., College of Arts & Sciences
Abstract / Description
Given that religion, specifically Christianity, plays such an important role in the creation, definition, and maturation of both Hurston ' s and Gaines’s characters, I believe it is imperative to evaluate the role that this religion plays in the lives of the black characters in two seminal texts by these two authors. Clearly religious concerns are at work throughout both texts, so too, then, is the issue of race in that the black characters, via their enslaved ancestors, inherited...
Show moreGiven that religion, specifically Christianity, plays such an important role in the creation, definition, and maturation of both Hurston ' s and Gaines’s characters, I believe it is imperative to evaluate the role that this religion plays in the lives of the black characters in two seminal texts by these two authors. Clearly religious concerns are at work throughout both texts, so too, then, is the issue of race in that the black characters, via their enslaved ancestors, inherited Christianity as they knew it from white slaveholders. Thus, the study of Christianity in the lives of black Southern characters necessarily must also address racism. This analysis, then, speaks to the role that white Christian ideology plays in the shaping of black Southern characters, in terms of both identity and religion.
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Date Issued
2007
Identifier
fgcu_ETD_0465
Format
Document (PDF)
"Dear Little Mother"
Title
"Dear Little Mother".
Creator
W. H. M.
Abstract / Description
"Dear Little Mother" is a poem that talks about the death of a beloved mother. There is an added handwritten stanza at the bottom of the page. On the back there are two math problems.
Identifier
fgcu_kc_2154
Format
Document (PDF)

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