The Expositor
An integral part of undergraduate humanities research at Trinity University, The Expositor provides students with an opportunity to see their research through to print. The journal is published annually, and submissions are accepted from all humanities disciplines, as well as from the humanistic social sciences. By recreating the major elements of academic publishing–including peer review (undertaken by the editorial board), revision based on reader reports, and review and correction of proofs–the journal serves to introduce high-achieving students to another important aspect of humanities research.
The Expositor: A Journal Of Undergraduate Research in the Humanities
The Expositor presents work undertaken by students, either in their courses or in research fellowships directed by members of the faculty.
- Covers and Preliminaries
- Images of Jewishness in Italian Renaissance Art: Proximity, Agency, Caricature, Raquel Belden
- In the Shadows of Memory: The Politics of Holocaust Memorialization and the Rise of Global Populism, Emily Bourgeois
- Michelangelo and Tommaso Cavalieri: The Dual Nature of Love and Desire, Isaak Loewen
- Letting Go of the Merry-Go-Round: The Subversion of Recovery Narratives in Addiction Films, Alexander Motter
- Red-Lavender Colorblindness: Institutionalized Oppression and American Gay Life, Brooke Yung
- Selfish Plants and Multispecies Creativity: Alternative Narratives in Environmental Discourse, Abigail Bowen
- Critical Colloquy: The Postcolonial Tempest, Kaylee Avila, Jessie De Arman, and Stephanie Gredell
- A Twelfth-Century Service for Enclosing an Anchorite or Anchoress: Introduction, Latin Text, and Translation , Luke Ayers and Victoria Bahr
- Jane Austin's Artful Buildings: Embodying the Bildungsroman , Natalie Carrier
- "The Supremacy of Human Rights Everywhere": The Struggle against Jim Crow during WW II, Thomas Harvell-DeGolier
- Slutty Embelishments: Elizabethan Fashion and Projections of Decadence in Marlowe's Hero and Leander , Brian Holmes
- "What Shall We Call Thee Then?": Defining Femininity Outside the Male Heteronormative World in John Donne's "Sappho to Philaenis" , Kristina Reinis
- The Farcial Suicide: Stoicism and the Satyricon, Carl Teegerstrom
- Covers and Preliminaries
- Barons and Yeoman, Venison and Vert: A Comparative Analysis of Magna Carta and A Gest of Robyn Hode in the Context of Forest Law, Kathryn Funderburg
- Blurring the Lines: The Ambiguity of Gender and Sexuality in Ulysses, Samantha Heffner
- Hitler's "Utopia": An Analysis of Gleichschaltung in the Third Reich, 1933-1939, Emma Lichtenberg
- The Limits of Scribal Creativity: Rewriting the Cook's Tale in Bodley 686, Franz Liebster
- Catalogue Entry: St. Catherine and St. Barbara, Mary Martha Meyer Hill
- Visualizing the Unspeakable: Graphic Novels and Illustrating the Holocaust, Madilyn Pflueger
- A Life's Worth: Reexamining Wergild in the Anglo-Saxon Royal Law Codes (c. 600-1035), Braden Sides
- Classic Ragtime: An Overlooked American Art Form, Daniel Stephens
- The "Phantom Growth" of Sol Nazerman: Suppression in The Pawnbroker, Abigail Baltuskonis
- Understanding the Problems and Importance of the Turin-Milan Hours: A Study of Art Historical Methods, Araceli Bremauntz
- Decayed Drama, Increased Inclusivity: Beckett's Theater in the 1960s, Ryan Diller
- Abbot Suger's St. Denis and the Cult of Relics, Kathryn Funderburg
- Freakish, Feathery, and Foreign: Language of Otherness in the Squire's Tale, Laurel Meister
- Nietzsche on Language and Our Pursuit of Truth, Le Quyen Pham
- Finding Their Voice: Women Musicians of Baroque Italy, Faith Poynor
- Social Madness in Beat Generation Writing, Megan Reynolds
- Preliminaries and Back Matter
- Stigmatized Workers and Identity Formation: Spiritual Healers of Botánicas in San Antonio, Erin Drake
- Counting Cucumber Hairs, Paige Roth
- Low-Diversity, High-Density Intercropping: An Intermediary Step to Intercropping Food and Fuel Grasses, Nicole Vreeland
- In Praise of “Peculiar Bliss”: Adherence and Innovation in John Keats’s Personal Theology, Mason Walker
- The Right to Be White: Fighting the Persecution of Albinos in Tanzania, Maddie Winchester
- Auditory Similes in the Homeric Iliad, Austen Hall
- The Prevalence of Sexual Assault on College Campuses, Brenna Hill
- Ambiguity in The Turn of the Screw, Faith Poyner
- Littlepage’s Complaint: Sarah Orne Jewett’s Realistic Regionalism, Mason Walker
Editor
Andrew Kraebel
Department of English
For more information about The Expositor, please contact Dr. Andrew Kraebel.
Editorial Board (2020)
- Kelly Carlisle, English
- Michael Fischer, English
- Willis Salomon, English
- Kathryn Vomero Santos, English
- Chad Spigel, Religion