Heather Haynes CAT 111: Media Mats & Proc April 7, 2008 Thoroughly (Post)Modern Cindy Through photographing herself, Cindy Sherman has created a library of stirring images that tell a tale greater than that of the self. Her self-portraits, began with the Untitled Film Stills of 1977-1980, develop a concept of […]
Category: Research
Research Paper: Meet a Journalist, The Capital’s Paul W Gillespie
Heather Haynes November 27, 2007 COM101: Intro to Journalism Meet a Journalist: Paul W Gillespie Photojournalism may well be one of the smallest and fastest shrinking fields in today’s media. Those currently employed as photojournalists frequently wonder how long their current job will last. Such were the sentiments of The […]
Research Paper: Photographer Dorothea Lange
Heather Haynes Cat 121: Photography I Mid-Term Exam November 12, 2007 Unlike most photographers of her time, Dorothea Lange holds the honor of being remembered for several genres and themes. Originally a portrait photographer in San Francisco, Lange went on to document unemployed Americans during the Depression and interred Japanese-Americans […]
Research Paper: 19th Century London’s Burgeoning Professionalism
Heather Haynes London Underworld Dr. J Andrew Hubbell April 30, 2007 London’s Burgeoning Professionalism Throughout the nineteenth century, British writers viewed London in a myriad of ways that has allowed the meaning of the city to develop along with the century. Yet within each of the ideologies presented by nineteenth-century […]
Research Paper: Whiteness in Antebellum Portraiture
“The portrait is a powerful material culture document; I think it is more meaningful than any other tool.†– Joan Severa, Introduction to My Likeness Taken: Daguerreian Portraits in America, xvi (cover image: 59) The society of nineteenth-century America placed a heavy emphasis on citizens’ physical appearances, most notably in […]
Research Paper: Triumph of Germanic Roots, Richard Wagner’s Journey from Reform to Annihilation
Heather Haynes Music of the Classic and Romantic Eras Dr. Susan Hegberg April 11, 2007 Triumph of Germanic Roots: Richard Wagner’s Journey from Reform to Annihilation I. Scapegoats for a Disappointed Artist Rocky German-Jewish relations during the mid-nineteenth century brought about a whirlwind of pamphlets, riots, and political debates. Arguments […]
Research Paper: Fear and Loathing in the Victorian City
Heather Haynes London Underworld Dr. J Andrew Hubbell April 5, 2007 Fear and Loathing in the Victorian City The ideological contradictions that permeate the Victorian city find themselves both exposed and kept in check through Victorian literature. Moreover, the methods in which literature (and characters within the literature) employs to […]
Research Paper: The Case of Identity in Sherlock Holmes
Heather Haynes March 13, 2007 Dr. J Andrew Hubbell London Underworld The Case of Identity The Britain of the 1880s and 1890s had accepted urbanization and colonization into their national identity. As citizens embraced the urban atmosphere of London, the bustling environment became mundane and dull. British national identity also […]
Research Paper: Urban Capitalism in Oliver Twist
Heather Haynes March 1, 2007 Dr. J Andrew Hubbell London Underworld The urbanization of nineteenth-century London demonstrates how capitalist competition defines class structure. As money began to define class structure through what luxuries citizens were able to afford, the drive to accumulate as much money and luxury as possible developed […]
I promise to do more research
Until that time, here’s my electronic music project, cleverly labeled “Project 1“. Exciting update: Take the time to read this paragraph. Its the funniest thing I’ve EVER run across in a scholarly article. “In a fascinating piece of research last year, the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention […]
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