Electronic thesis
Found in 1032 Collections and/or Records:
Shattered Margins, 2023
Shattered Sun, 2023
Short Stories: The Many Tests of Love, 2024
Show Me, Don't Tell Me: A Look At Theatre Makers of Today and Tomorrow, 2022
Shraddha, 2018
"Shraddha is a short narrative drama that explores ideas of faith and spirituality in a land of many religions, India. The characters in the film are representational of the different perceptions people have about Hindu Saints/God-men in the country." --Abstract.
Shut your eyes I'm gonna dance ; My nature, 2017
"A trans man facing his alter ego in a fantastical mind-room and a woman escaping war in tunnels under the ground in the Middle East, this 2-film thesis project explores identity within social justice themes. This project aims to address gender, sexuality and ethnicity issues and connect the two films with the need for freedom and peace. These films investigate in ways of telling different stories through similar image strategies and experimental narratives." --Abstract.
Signaling Earth and Other Stories of Failed Heroines, 2021
"Signaling Earth and Other Stories of Failed Heroines' is a literary short story collection that spans a wide range of genres from fabulist to contemporary realism. While varied in subject matter and content, the collection as a whole explores what it means for young queer women to grow up in a world inhospitable to them. The collection breaks down and explores themes of love, acceptance, and hope through the lens of race, sexuality, and gender." -- Abstract
Signs and Wonders, 2023
Silence, 2021
Skating backward, 2015
Sköllson Saga, 2024
Small Spaces, 2021
Smart Girls, 2023
So Extra, 2019
Sobering, 2021
Solo Artist: A Noise Musical, 2021
Soloist: Essays on Isolation, 2020
Solveig's Saga, 2023
Somali Blend, 2021
Someone to talk to : a master's short story collection, 2015
"The stories in this collection are set in a small village in the West of Ireland in the early 1990's. A by-pass around the village has rid them of their once busy traffic. The residents feel forgotten by the world. The need to reach out and be heard is explored in every story, from the young woman who starts to have phone conversations with her husband's gay lover, to the dyslexic man who confronts his cruel teacher years later." -- Abstract.
