e-Publications@Marquette

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“She was no taller than your thumb. So she was called Thumbelina”: Gender, Disability, and Visual Forms in Hans Christian Andersen’s “Thumbelina” (1835)
Hannah J. Helm

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‘Could the Subaltern Speak?’ Patriarchy and Gender-Based Violence in Ben Okri’s Dangerous Love
Francis Etsè AWITOR

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Blindness and the Beast: Disability, Fairy Tale and Myth in Wilkie Collins’ Poor Miss Finch
György Kiss

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The Layers of Trauma in Gisella Perl’s I Was a Doctor in Auschwitz
Tiffany Sidders

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Refashioning the Meanings of Dress in Palestinian Transnational Communities
Enaya Othman

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Constructing Gender Disparity through Culture: A Socio-pragmatic Study of Impoliteness, Indirectness and Implicature in Igbo Female Degrading Proverbs
Uche Oboko Dr and Grace Ikechukwu

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What We Mean When We Say "Religion": The Q'ero Migrants of Cusco, Peru
Autumn J. DeLong and Mirtha Irco

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Improving Communication Access with Deaf People Through Nursing Simulation: A Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration
Jamie L. McCartney Ph.D., Tracy Gidden, Jennifer Biggs, Kathy Geething, and Karl Kosko Ph.D.

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Judging the Body: Disability, Class and Citizen Identity—A Case Study from an Ancient Greek Lawcourt
Justin L. Biggi

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Diam's: The Politics of Autobiography and Avatarhood in the French Republic
Taryn Marcelino