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  The enslavement of the muse in the works of Dante Gabriel Rossetti 

  Beals, Shyloe (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2018)

  
  
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  Scarring the landscape: the 1827 Halifax smallpox epidemic 

  Robertson, Logan (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2018)

  
  
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  Integrating Indigenous knowledge into environmental management in Nova Scotia 

  Hangle, Courtney (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2018)

  This literature review outlines the integration of Indigenous Knowledge (IK) into environmental management in Nova Scotia. While current Western environmental management practices are steeped in history, Western science, ...
  
  
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  Source expertise as a factor of social influence 

  van der Valk, Alexandra (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2017)

  The growth of social media and screen-to-screen interaction has prompted investigation into how social influence can persuade decision-makers without face-to-face interaction. Our research explores whether the reputation ...
  
  
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  Food wars: impacts of gender on the Japanese kitchen 

  Brown, Allyson (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2017)

  
  
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  Contradictions of capital and care in Ibsen's A Doll's House 

  Standring, Claire (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2017)

  
  
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  The Bard’s witness: the Welsh and early modern English national consciousness 

  Franklin, Eric (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2016)

  Several of Shakespeare’s plays reveal the complexities of early modern national selfhood, one that demonstrated not only a clear pride in Englishness but also a delineation between English and Other, an indication that ...
  
  
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  Prostitution: a reflective analysis 

  Samardzic, Mia (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2016)

  
  
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  Memorandum 

  Gavin, Hayley (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2016)

  
  
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  Beyond primary victims: child victims of terrorism, and the role of terrorism media 

  LaPierre, Alicia (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2016)

  
  
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  Young women and wolves: themes of sexuality and identity in Charles Perrault’s “Little Red Riding Hood” and Angela Carter’s “The Company of Wolves” 

  Samardzic, Mia (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2015)

  
  
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  Women in crisis: the colonial roots of epidemic violence and oppression 

  Clerk, Matthew (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2015)

  
  
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  Weapon focus effect: a literature review 

  Hatfield, Tyler (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2015)

  
  
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  “Thow be understonde”: writing a good reader in Chaucer’s Troilus and Criseyde 

  Cheyne, Stuart (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2015)

  
  
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  World of ash: Employing materiality in The Road 

  Crowell, Travis (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2014)

  
  
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  What we choose to remember: the human costs of the Vietnam War 

  Crowell, Travis (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2014)

  
  
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  Irish language print culture, 1550-1870 

  Giesbrecht, Daniel (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2014)

  
  
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  A comparison of physical random number generators 

  Francis, Logan (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2014)

  Good random number generators (RNGs) are required for many applications in science and industry. Random numbers can be created in two ways: with a computer algorithm known as a pseudo-random number generator (PRNG), or by ...
  
  
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  University as narrative therapy: the reconstruction of dominant self-narrative through post-secondary education 

  Brechbill, Liza (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2013)

  This research investigates the ability of post-secondary education to play a role in the reconstruction of personal identity. Drawing on White and Epston's work in narrative therapy (1990), this reconstruction is understood ...
  
  
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  The most emblematic of all deviants 

  Crooks, Katherine (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2013)

  Within the context of the discriminatory practices and ideologies of the Third Reich, the prostitute is "the most emblematic of deviants."[1] The history of prostitutes under Nazi rule constitutes the intersection of a ...
  
  

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