• BETWEEN F* WORDS: RURAL & GAY LIBERATIONIST REFRAINS IN THE SOUTHEAST, 1970-1981 

  Ezell, Samuel Jason (2017)

  Between F* Words is an affective history of how gay liberationism persisted through its intersections with back-to-the-land movements in the 1970s Southeast. In telling an affective history, I show how liberationism is ...

• Washington's Main Street: Consensus and Conflict on the Capital Beltway, 1952-2001 

  Korr, Jeremy Louis (2002)

  This dissertation combines approaches from cultural landscape analysis, ethnography, and planning history to study the Capital Beltway in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. as both a physical artifact and a social ...

• Defining American Design: A History of the Index of American Design, 1935-1942 

  Allyn, Nancy E. (1982)

  The Index of American Design was created in the fall of 1935, as one unit of the Works Progress Administration's Federal Art Project. Although government-sponsored art projects of the New Deal era, and in particular, the ...

• Frances R. Donovan and The Chicago School of Sociology: A Case Study in Marginality 

  Kurent, Heather Paul (1982)

  This work examines the Chicago School's contribution to sociological analysis using the life and works of one of its marginal figures, Frances R. Donovan. A "reflexive" approach to the history of sociology turns the early ...

• LURKING IN THE SHADOWS OF HOME: HOMELESSNESS, CARCERALITY, AND THE FIGURE OF THE SEX OFFENDER 

  Wooten, Terrance (2017)

  This dissertation is a multi-methodological and interdisciplinary project that examines how those who have been designated as "sex offenders" and are homeless in the Maryland/DC area are managed and regulated by various ...

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