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Title: The Annan plan for Cyprus: why the neutral voter said "no".
Creator: Argerious, John Louis
Date Issued: 2005-05-21
Identifier: 160308, FSDT160308, fsu:18850
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Anne Sexton: her life and poetry.
Creator: Fleming, George
Date Issued: Unknown
Identifier: 159088, FSDT159088, fsu:18266
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: The Annette Vallion affair in Wordsworth's poetry.
Creator: Latimer, Betty
Date Issued: 1950
Identifier: 159001, FSDT159001, fsu:18219
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: The anomalous fluorenone fluorescence and the mechanism of photochemical ring opening of dihydrophenanthrenes.
Creator: Kelley, Nicholas W.
Date Issued: 2001
Identifier: 159693, FSDT159693, fsu:18554
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Another world is possible: an examination of the human rights and anti-globalization movements.
Creator: Hodges, Travis
Date Issued: 2002
Identifier: 159846, FSDT159846, fsu:18627
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: The antebellum Irish street gangs of New York City, 1820-1860.
Creator: Locy, Terry L.
Date Issued: 1996
Identifier: 158231, FSDT158231, fsu:17843
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: The Anthology of Awkardness.
Creator: Ostermeyer, Emily, Department of English
Abstract/Description: This thesis explores different styles of creative nonfiction. I am attempt to examine on a more intimate level the human experience of awkwardness. I hope to catalogue my personal experiences of awkwardness. To accomplish this I explore the notion of awkwardness as a human experience in humorous terms that suggest serious consequences for the weight we tend to put on awkward situations. The overall arc of this collection is meant to fluctuate and retrace itself. I intentionally have multiple...
Show moreThis thesis explores different styles of creative nonfiction. I am attempt to examine on a more intimate level the human experience of awkwardness. I hope to catalogue my personal experiences of awkwardness. To accomplish this I explore the notion of awkwardness as a human experience in humorous terms that suggest serious consequences for the weight we tend to put on awkward situations. The overall arc of this collection is meant to fluctuate and retrace itself. I intentionally have multiple essays on similar subjects, such as those about romantic relationships and the dynamics of a mother-daughter relationship, because I want to highlight the complexity of those relationships and examine the so-called awkwardness on different levels.
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Date Issued: 2013
Identifier: FSU_migr_uhm-0197
Format: Thesis

Title: Anti-Predator Behaviors in Nocturnal Strepsirrhines.
Creator: Moser, Cody James
Date Issued: 2016-04-29
Identifier: FSU_libsubv1_scholarship_submission_1461954672
Format: Thesis

Title: Anti-semitism in the State Department 1933-1939: the reduction of immigration visas to German Jews.
Creator: Barrett, Kami
Date Issued: 2001
Identifier: 160104, FSDT160104, fsu:18754
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Anticipation of daily meals by terrestrial ectotherms.
Creator: Beachy, Evelyn
Date Issued: 1998
Identifier: 158099, FSDT158099, fsu:17778
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Anticipation of timed meals by circadian and interval clocks.
Creator: Finch, Gina L.
Date Issued: 1999
Identifier: 157897, FSDT157897, fsu:17642
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Anxiety and its influence in Maxine Hong Kingston's the Woman Warrior.
Creator: Dassance, Ellen R.
Date Issued: 1993
Identifier: 157898, FSDT157898, fsu:17643
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Anxiety sensitivity and distress tolerance in predicting fear in response to a 35% carbon dioxide challenge.
Creator: Sites, Lacey
Abstract/Description: Distress tolerance, defined as an individual difference variable reflecting the differential ability to experience and withstand uncomfortable affective states, is a construct recently hypothesized to be a risk factor for panic and anxiety psychopathology. The present study used a biological challenge procedure to evaluate whether distress tolerance predicts fearful responding beyond the effects of anxiety sensitivity and trait anxiety. Nonclinical student participants (N=128) with no history...
Show moreDistress tolerance, defined as an individual difference variable reflecting the differential ability to experience and withstand uncomfortable affective states, is a construct recently hypothesized to be a risk factor for panic and anxiety psychopathology. The present study used a biological challenge procedure to evaluate whether distress tolerance predicts fearful responding beyond the effects of anxiety sensitivity and trait anxiety. Nonclinical student participants (N=128) with no history of panic attacks or any Axis I condition completed a 35% CO2 challenge. Results suggested that distress tolerance predicted an increase in subjective reactivity to the challenge. However, there was no interaction between distress tolerance and anxiety sensitivity, or body vigilance in predicting fear. These findings add to a small but growing literature suggesting that distress tolerance may play a part in the development of anxiety problems.
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Date Issued: 2008-01-31
Identifier: 160987, FSDT160987, fsu:19172
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Anyone Can Protest, Only We Can Save Souls: Authority and Dissent in a Brazilian Christian Church.
Creator: Porter, Jacqueline N., Department of Religion
Abstract/Description: More and more, religion scholars question the usefulness of the category of "religion." Many reject presumptions that what "religion" signifies is unique, universal, inherently meaningful, and, perhaps more importantly, self-evidently "religious." Scholars have therefore reconceived "religion" as a modern technology fabricated as a private domain intended to contain political dissent. Such arguments, however, depend on a distinction between the religious and the political rather particular to...
Show moreMore and more, religion scholars question the usefulness of the category of "religion." Many reject presumptions that what "religion" signifies is unique, universal, inherently meaningful, and, perhaps more importantly, self-evidently "religious." Scholars have therefore reconceived "religion" as a modern technology fabricated as a private domain intended to contain political dissent. Such arguments, however, depend on a distinction between the religious and the political rather particular to North America. My project, in contrast, aims to explore these categories through a history and ethnography of the lives of contemporary Brazilian evangelical Christians belonging to the International Church of Christ (ICOC). I take issue specifically with the narrowness by which recent arguments have defined "politics," arguing for a more nuanced understanding of what the political is in relation to local forms of religious organization in the Brazilian ICOC.
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Date Issued: 2015
Identifier: FSU_migr_uhm-0444
Format: Thesis

Title: AP Student Visual Preferences for Problem Solving.
Creator: Swoyer, Liesl, Department of Statistics
Abstract/Description: The purpose of this study is to explore the mathematical preference of high school AP Calculus students by examining their tendencies for using differing methods of thought. A student's preferred mode of thinking was measured on a scale ranging from a preference for analytical thought to a preference for visual thought as they completed derivative and antiderivative tasks presented both algebraically and graphically. This relates to previous studies by continuing to analyze the factors that...
Show moreThe purpose of this study is to explore the mathematical preference of high school AP Calculus students by examining their tendencies for using differing methods of thought. A student's preferred mode of thinking was measured on a scale ranging from a preference for analytical thought to a preference for visual thought as they completed derivative and antiderivative tasks presented both algebraically and graphically. This relates to previous studies by continuing to analyze the factors that have been found to mediate the students' performance and preference in regards to a variety of calculus tasks. Data was collected by Dr. Erhan Haciomeroglu at the University of Central Florida. Students' preferences were not affected by gender. Students were found to approach graphical and algebraic tasks similarly, without any significant change with regards to derivative or antiderivative nature of the tasks. Highly analytic and highly visual students revealed the same proportion of change in visuality as harmonic students when more difficult calculus tasks were encountered. Thus, a strong preference for visual thinking when completing algebraic tasks was not the determining factor of their preferred method of thinking when approaching graphical tasks.
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Date Issued: 2012
Identifier: FSU_migr_uhm-0052
Format: Thesis

Title: Application of electrosettling to water clarification : an experimental investigation.
Creator: Phillips, Chelsey
Date Issued: 1998
Identifier: 157267, FSDT157267, fsu:17343
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: The application of experimental design techniques to sensitivity and uncertainty analysis of a real-time transient power system simulation model for the Navy's notional all-electric ship.
Creator: Martin, Aaron R.
Date Issued: 2007-07-13
Identifier: 160897, FSDT160897, fsu:19129
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Application of implicit theory to diet & exercise behavior.
Creator: Cariello, Rachelle., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: Given the high prevalence of obesity in the U.S., it is important to investigate psychological factors that may influence obesity and aid in successful weight loss. Implicit theory, or an individual's beliefs regarding the fixed versus modifiable nature of one's abilities, may play a role in one's success in achieving weight loss. There are two subdivisions of implicit theory: entity theory and incremental theory. Individuals who are entity theorists believe that their abilities are fixed,...
Show moreGiven the high prevalence of obesity in the U.S., it is important to investigate psychological factors that may influence obesity and aid in successful weight loss. Implicit theory, or an individual's beliefs regarding the fixed versus modifiable nature of one's abilities, may play a role in one's success in achieving weight loss. There are two subdivisions of implicit theory: entity theory and incremental theory. Individuals who are entity theorists believe that their abilities are fixed, unchangeable, and or uncontrollable, while incremental theorists believe their abilities are changeable, malleable, and controllable. The purpose of this study was to measure the implicit theory of participants of a weight loss program and examine the relationship between these attitudes and several variables, including eating behaviors, physical activity, self-esteem, weight loss goals, program attendance, and weight loss. There were no significant associations between implicit theory and the behavioral or treatment outcomes investigated. However, there was a positive correlation between implicit theory and self-esteem, r = 0.211, p < 0.05, suggesting that higher self esteem was associated with incremental beliefs. Although current results failed to support the implicit theory model in relation to weight-related behaviors and outcomes, findings are limited by the paucity of individuals classified as entity theorists in this sample. Further research should explore these relationships among individuals seeking weight loss as well as individuals not participating in weight loss efforts in order to obtain representative samples of entity and incremental theorists.
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Date Issued: 2010
Identifier: 646166039, 2181955, FSDT2181955, fsu:19243
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Application of Laser Cooling to Ultra-High Precision Measurements of Ions in a Penning Trap.
Creator: Smith, Jordan A
Abstract/Description: Precision cyclotron frequency ratio measurements of single ions in a Penning Trap allow us to determine atomic masses and magnetic moments to high precision. These measurements are then used in the fields of fundamental physics, nuclear physics, and physical chemistry as well as used to determine fundamental constants. In current Penning traps for precision measurement, cyclotron frequencies are measured by exciting the cyclotron motion to a certain radius and then amplifying image currents...
Show morePrecision cyclotron frequency ratio measurements of single ions in a Penning Trap allow us to determine atomic masses and magnetic moments to high precision. These measurements are then used in the fields of fundamental physics, nuclear physics, and physical chemistry as well as used to determine fundamental constants. In current Penning traps for precision measurement, cyclotron frequencies are measured by exciting the cyclotron motion to a certain radius and then amplifying image currents induced by the ion’s cyclotron or axial motions in a resonant circuit connected to the trap electrodes using a FET or SQUID amplifier. Reducing the ion temperature in a Penning Trap is necessary to reduce relativistic and other systematic shifts of the cyclotron frequency. Laser cooling would allow us to reduce the ion temperature and laser induced fluorescence can be used in ion detection. Limitations of modern lasers and suitable ions for laser cooling allow for only a handful of ions to be laser coolable. In particular, trapped 9Be+ and 24Mg+ ions have suitable cycling transitions (S1/2 – P3/2) with wavelengths that can be produced at reasonable intensity by modern lasers. These ions can be laser cooled to ~ 1 mK (their Doppler limits), much lower than our currently achievable ion temperatures (of order 100 K). Through sympathetic cooling, other ion species can be cooled to mK temperatures as well. In this thesis, I show how an 8.5 T magnetic field affects laser cooling and sympathetic cooling of ions in a Penning Trap, as well as show that the current Florida State University Penning Trap will need to be replaced by a newly designed trap in order to achieve effective cooling via these means.
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Date Issued: 2018-04-20
Identifier: FSU_libsubv1_scholarship_submission_1524694966_698ffe17
Format: Thesis

Title: Application of post modernism in interior design.
Creator: Sim, Aik Wah
Date Issued: 1988
Identifier: 158971, FSDT158971, fsu:18204
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: An application of the psychophysical method of adjustment to automatically recorded dark adaptation curves.
Creator: Peeples, David R.
Date Issued: 1999
Identifier: 158841, FSDT158841, fsu:18143
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: An approach to the asymmetric synthesis of heterocyclic alkaloids.
Creator: Dudley, Gregory B.
Date Issued: 1996
Identifier: 157745, FSDT157745, fsu:17571
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: An approach to value through an epistemology of music.
Creator: Brandewie, Janice Orion
Date Issued: 1964
Identifier: 158923, FSDT158923, fsu:18181
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Approaches toward democracy and justice in Latin America.
Creator: Perez, Adria L.
Date Issued: 2001
Identifier: 159776, FSDT159776, fsu:18592
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Approaches toward the synthesis of a (+) D-homomorphine.
Creator: Wheatley, Rebekah L.
Date Issued: 1999
Identifier: 159566, FSDT159566, fsu:18490
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Appropriated bodies: Paul Gauguin's representation of the Tahitian body.
Creator: Faust, Kata
Date Issued: 1999
Identifier: 159554, FSDT159554, fsu:18484
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Archaeal Paradigms: How Chromatin Structure and Gene Regulation Can Elucidate the Origin of the Domains.
Creator: Steiner, Bradley, Department of Psychology
Abstract/Description: In order to increase our understanding of the relationship between domains we must move beyond traditional phylogenetic approaches and attempt to group species and domains in new and different ways. This paper is an analysis of various efforts to do just that and further posits the potential value of new advances in genetics and chromatin biology towards that purpose. With the advent of high resolution temporal nucleosome mapping techniques developed by the Dennis Laboratory at the Florida...
Show moreIn order to increase our understanding of the relationship between domains we must move beyond traditional phylogenetic approaches and attempt to group species and domains in new and different ways. This paper is an analysis of various efforts to do just that and further posits the potential value of new advances in genetics and chromatin biology towards that purpose. With the advent of high resolution temporal nucleosome mapping techniques developed by the Dennis Laboratory at the Florida State University we now have new tools at our disposal to assay the relationships between species and to potentially help elucidate the origin of the domains.
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Date Issued: 2014
Identifier: FSU_migr_uhm-0419
Format: Thesis

Title: The Architecture of Sex and other poems.
Creator: Allin, Nicholas
Date Issued: 2003
Identifier: 159913, FSDT159913, fsu:18660
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Are children with poor peer relations at risk for developing depression?.
Creator: Dumais, Marie
Date Issued: 1992
Identifier: 157743, FSDT157743, fsu:17570
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Are Implicit Learning Abilities in Language and Music Related?.
Creator: Boebinger, Dana, Psychology
Abstract/Description: One active area of psycholinguistics research seeks to determine whether language acquisition occurs through domain-specific processes or domain-general processes. In other words, are the cognitive resources dedicated to language learning specific to language, or are they part of a more general learning mechanism? One intriguing strategy for investigating this question is through the comparative use of language and music: each is a complex system in which basic auditory elements are combined...
Show moreOne active area of psycholinguistics research seeks to determine whether language acquisition occurs through domain-specific processes or domain-general processes. In other words, are the cognitive resources dedicated to language learning specific to language, or are they part of a more general learning mechanism? One intriguing strategy for investigating this question is through the comparative use of language and music: each is a complex system in which basic auditory elements are combined in hierarchical sequences governed by abstract rules. To understand either language or music, a person must learn these syntactic rules and generalize them to new situations. This study used an artificial grammar construct to investigate whether people learn and process musical and linguistic syntax similarly, and whether there is a correlation between a person's ability to learn complex grammatical systems in multiple modalities. The effect of previous musical experience on sequence learning was also examined. Results showed virtually no correlation between the three implicit learning tasks, suggesting that there is no domain-general implicit learning ability.
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Date Issued: 2012
Identifier: FSU_migr_uhm-0100
Format: Thesis

Title: Are individual differences in mastery motivation stable?.
Creator: Coker, Candice
Date Issued: 2001
Identifier: 159700, FSDT159700, fsu:18557
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Are low-accepted adolesents with at least on reciprocal friend buffered from the effects of loneliness and low self-perception.
Creator: Johnson, Stacey E.
Date Issued: unknown
Identifier: 159284, FSDT159284, fsu:18358
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Are you aware of my precipitation?.
Creator: Freeman, Nathaniel
Date Issued: 2004
Identifier: 160160, FSDT160160, fsu:18781
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Areal summation in frog tactile units.
Creator: Armstrong, Anne L.
Date Issued: 1966
Identifier: 157415, FSDT157415, fsu:17413
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Arete in the Homeric poems.
Creator: Law, Stephen C.
Date Issued: 1978
Identifier: 157633, FSDT157633, fsu:17515
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Argentinidad in the works of Manuel Galvez.
Creator: Collins, Betty
Date Issued: 1950
Identifier: 159056, FSDT159056, fsu:18247
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: The Arkansas Freedom of Information Act: symbolism or substance?.
Creator: Rucki, Justin
Date Issued: 2005-08-03
Identifier: 160397, FSDT160397, fsu:18891
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: ARMY SUICIDE AND THE INTERPERSONAL THEORY OF SUICIDE.
Creator: Hubbard, Daniel P.
Abstract/Description: The increase of military suicide rates has received substantial attention from scholars over the past few years. Accordingly, this trend has become the object of study for numerous researchers, but gaps exist in evaluating components of the military branches of service (i.e. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps) as separate entities. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the core constructs of the Interpersonal Theory of Suicide (i.e. thwarted belongingness, perceived burdensomeness,...
Show moreThe increase of military suicide rates has received substantial attention from scholars over the past few years. Accordingly, this trend has become the object of study for numerous researchers, but gaps exist in evaluating components of the military branches of service (i.e. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps) as separate entities. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the core constructs of the Interpersonal Theory of Suicide (i.e. thwarted belongingness, perceived burdensomeness, acquired capability), number of deployments, and sex using a sample of Army personnel (N=1540). Multiple regressions equations were calculated to predict thwarted belongingness (TB) and acquired capability (AC) based on number of deployments and gender, and a logistic regression equation was calculated to predict perceived burdensomeness (PB) based on number of deployments and gender. Gender was found to be predictive of AC and number of deployments was trending. Gender and number of deployments were not predictive of TB and PB. Researchers would benefit from further evaluating these constructs as they relate to an Army population. Furthermore, a longitudinal design to understand in greater depth how these constructs, especially AC, present from pre-deployment to post-deployment should be considered for future endeavors.
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Date Issued: 2016-02-16
Identifier: FSU_libsubv1_scholarship_submission_1460739262
Format: Thesis

Title: The Art of Adaptation through the Analysis of Stanley Kubrick Films.
Creator: Sonenreich, Brooke, Department of English
Abstract/Description: This thesis examines Stanley Kubrick's novel-to-film adaptations and uses the auteur's strategies in the creative portion of the thesis: a full length, adapted screenplay. The study analyzes original texts, screenplays, films, and associating film theory of five Kubrick adaptations (Lolita, 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange, The Shining, and Eyes Wide Shut). Since this is a creative project, it is split up into an explanative research preface and a full length, adapted screenplay. The...
Show moreThis thesis examines Stanley Kubrick's novel-to-film adaptations and uses the auteur's strategies in the creative portion of the thesis: a full length, adapted screenplay. The study analyzes original texts, screenplays, films, and associating film theory of five Kubrick adaptations (Lolita, 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange, The Shining, and Eyes Wide Shut). Since this is a creative project, it is split up into an explanative research preface and a full length, adapted screenplay. The screenplay is an adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's short story "The Split Second." The preface component provides details on what Kubrick strategies were and were not used during the adapting process.
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Date Issued: 2013
Identifier: FSU_migr_uhm-0278
Format: Thesis

Title: The Art of Adaptation Through the Analysis of Stanley Kubrick Films.
Creator: Sonenreich, Brooke Nicole, Department of English
Abstract/Description: This thesis examines Stanley Kubrick's novel-to-film adaptations and uses the auteur's strategies in the creative portion of the thesis: a full length, adapted screenplay. The study analyzes original texts, screenplays, films, and associating film theory of five Kubrick adaptations (Lolita, 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange, The Shining, and Eyes Wide Shut). Since this is a creative project, it is split up into an explanative research preface and a full length, adapted screenplay. The...
Show moreThis thesis examines Stanley Kubrick's novel-to-film adaptations and uses the auteur's strategies in the creative portion of the thesis: a full length, adapted screenplay. The study analyzes original texts, screenplays, films, and associating film theory of five Kubrick adaptations (Lolita, 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange, The Shining, and Eyes Wide Shut). Since this is a creative project, it is split up into an explanative research preface and a full length, adapted screenplay. The screenplay is an adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's short story "The Split Second." The preface component provides details on what Kubrick strategies were and were not used during the adapting process.
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Date Issued: 2013
Identifier: FSU_migr_uhm-0467
Format: Thesis

Title: The art of ambiguity: identity, technology, and sexuality in the works of David Cronenberg.
Creator: Westlake, Douglas
Date Issued: 2005-08-30
Identifier: 160500, FSDT160500, fsu:18940
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: The Art of Bear and Bee.
Creator: Diez, Clara, College of Motion Picture Arts
Abstract/Description: The Art of Bear and Bee is a concept art book displaying the original story, character designs and concepts behind the fairytale of my own creation, Bear and Bee. The book is approximately 25 pages long, comprising of a table of contents and illustrate the creative process and designs of the story, the characters in it and the world in which it takes place.
Date Issued: 2015
Identifier: FSU_migr_uhm-0575
Format: Thesis

Title: The Art of Binding Magic: An Iconographic Analysis of the Defixiones from the Fountain of Anna Perenna in Rome.
Creator: Brown, Aaron, Department of Classics
Abstract/Description: A preliminary review of the relevant scholarship reveals a serious lack of attention given to the perplexing images engraved alongside the texts of defixiones. Prompted by the question of how the visual component contributed to the efficacy of defixiones, I here examine the iconography of a 4th-century CE cache of defixiones from the Fountain of Anna Perenna in Rome. Through this limited case study, it is my hope to provide a foundation for a more detailed assessment of the visual language of...
Show moreA preliminary review of the relevant scholarship reveals a serious lack of attention given to the perplexing images engraved alongside the texts of defixiones. Prompted by the question of how the visual component contributed to the efficacy of defixiones, I here examine the iconography of a 4th-century CE cache of defixiones from the Fountain of Anna Perenna in Rome. Through this limited case study, it is my hope to provide a foundation for a more detailed assessment of the visual language of defixiones in general.
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Date Issued: 2013
Identifier: FSU_migr_uhm-0203
Format: Thesis

Title: The Art of Freak-Folk.
Creator: Peterson, Andrew, Showalter, Spencer, Andrews, Samuel
Abstract/Description: Love Even for a Moment Is Forever. Life Its Fleeting Flesh Is the Endless Grave. Now The Mountains Crumble The Forests Fade. Love is Infinite and So are You. - The Freakniks
Date Issued: 2013
Identifier: FSU_migr_uhm-0285
Format: Thesis

Title: Artemis and the other: an examination of Jean-Pierre Vernant's concept of alterity as it relates to the figure of the goddess.
Creator: Stinson, Sarah L.
Date Issued: 1995
Identifier: 160126, FSDT160126, fsu:18764
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Artemisia's World.
Creator: Rizzo, Kaitlin M.
Date Issued: 2017-05-01
Identifier: FSU_libsubv1_scholarship_submission_1493641276
Format: Thesis

Title: The articles of Confederation.
Creator: Sapp, Cleo Anne
Date Issued: 1945
Identifier: 159003, FSDT159003, fsu:18220
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: The artistic response to life as expressed by certain characters in the novels of Virgina Woolf.
Creator: Galvin, Maryann
Date Issued: 1962
Identifier: 159471, FSDT159471, fsu:18445
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: An Artistic Revival.
Creator: Riesbeck, Jamie Elle
Abstract/Description: A journey of self discovery and self acceptance through a project of historical artistic revivals.
Date Issued: 2016-12-09
Identifier: FSU_libsubv1_scholarship_submission_1481385925
Format: Thesis

Title: As my wimsey takes me: an analysis of the detective as criminal in the crime fiction works of Dorothy Sayers.
Creator: Blank, Stacy
Date Issued: 1985
Identifier: 158833, FSDT158833, fsu:18139
Format: Document (PDF)

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