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    • Making the Frontier’s Anatomical Engineers: Osteopathy, A. T. Still (1828–1917), his Acolytes and Patients 

      Reeves, Matthew A. (2020)
      This project seeks to understand osteopathy as patients, students, and doctors did during the late nineteenth century. A. T. Still’s osteopathic medical theories proclaimed manual therapeutics to treat disease. Still’s ...
    • Revising the Future: Exploring Ethnofuturism 

      Davis, Andrew Scott (2022)
      While the desire for a postracial, colorblind society remains an emotional investment, the present reality of race and racist attitudes ingrained in the structure of American culture suggest that any such imagined future ...
    • Three Paths To Religious Integration In Ernest Hemingway’s War Fiction 

      Pingelton, Timothy James (University of Missouri--Kansas City, 2018)
      My dissertation studies religiosity in Ernest Hemingway’s war fiction in terms of how his soldier characters connect to the divine. The means to understanding this connection is in refining how the characters express ...

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