• The Fragmented Vision of Claude McKay: A Study of His Works 

  Griffin, Barbara Jackson (1989)

  Claude McKay, born in Jamaica in 1890, played a significant role in the development of Black American literature. His search for a Black aesthetic and his poems of defiance gave inspiration to young Black artists hungry ...

• John Payne Collier and the Shakespeare Society 

  Wagonheim, Sylvia Stoler (1980)

  During the early years of the nineteenth century, the heightened interest in manuscripts and early printed editions precipitated the growth of publishing and printing societies which subsequently flourished throughout the ...

• Elard von Oldenburg-Januschau - The Portrait of a Junker under William II 

  von Mayr, Wilfred Ernest von Mayr (1954)

• How Forecasters Decide to Warn about Tornadoes: Multi-Sited Rapid Ethnography Training Guide 

  Liu, Brooke; Atwell Seate, Anita (2019)

  Social scientists are prolific in their recommendations on how to better warn about tornadoes. However, social scientists rarely work in partnership with operational forecasters, begging the question of how applicable their ...

• Alonso Berruguete: A Re-examination of the Polychrome Lunettes Adorning the Archbishop's Choir Stall in the Cathedral of Toledo 

  Silberman, Karen Leslie (1976)

  The principle concerns of this study of the three Spanish lunettes are establishing Alonso Berruguete as their sole carver, the lunettes' iconography, and an exploration of their stylistic sources. That the lunettes ...

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