• Horace M. Kallen and the Americanization of Zionism 

  Schmidt, Sarah (1973)

  Until the founding of the State of Israel in 1948, the years 1914-1921 constituted the high point of Zionism in America. Two factors were responsible: the outbreak of World War I which shifted major Zionist responsibility ...

• Emancipatory Hope: Reclaiming Black Social Movement Continuity 

  Winstead, Kevin C (2019)

  From the Freedom Songs to the Pullman Porters, African Americans have had to find ways to make collective use of the available means of communication for resistance, survival, and political organizing. The Movement for ...

• Stitches as Seeds: Crafting New Natures 

  Savig, Mary Beth (2019)

  “Stitches as Seeds: Crafting New Natures” explores how fiber’s material specificity agitates universalizing notions of nature. The interpretive lens is inspired by the relational and iterative processes of much fiber art. ...

• An American River: Discourses of Ecocatastrophe, Sustainability, and Belonging in the Potomac River Basin and Beyond 

  Kier, Bailey (2019)

  An American River: Discourses of Ecocatastrophe, Sustainability, and Belonging in the Potomac River and Beyond is a queer ecological intervention in American, Queer, Trans(Gender), and Popular Culture Studies. It critiques ...

• Mining the Museum and the Deconstruction of The Maryland Historical Society 

  Moure, Michele (1993)

  This thesis considers Mining the Museum: An Installation by Fred Wilson (1992~ 93) and the exhibitions's critical impact on the Maryland Historical Society. A brief consideration of contemporary cultural theory, its ...

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