University of Tampa Institutional Repository
The University of Tampa Institutional Repository is a digital service that collects, preserves, and distributes the intellectual output of the UT community. Our repository is an important tool for preserving UT's legacy, while promoting the University’s scholarship around the world.
For more information about our policies, please see this guide.
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Materials are available for scholarly and research use only. Permission for use must be given by the owner.
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Dooghan, Dr. Daniel, ed.; Reamer, Dr. David, ed.; Letter, Dr. Joseph, ed.
(Department of English and Writing, The University of Tampa, 2019)
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Andrade, Daniela Gutierrez
(Department of English and Writing, The University of Tampa, 2019)
Historically, fairytales have promoted passive heroines that exist
within well-defined patriarchal societies, but the protofeminist themes present
in Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont’s Beauty and the Beast make
it an ...
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Benner, Marcella
(Department of English and Writing, The University of Tampa, 2019)
This essay examines the various ways in which the Tampa Bay Hotel
and the entrepreneur who built it, Henry B. Plant, initiated the transformation
of Tampa, Florida into a global city. Drawing upon primary sources
and ...
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Brunson, Taylor
(Department of English and Writing, The University of Tampa, 2019)
This essay examines the effects of capitalism on prison labor and
the key role of racism in its development. This analysis uses Austin Reed’s
The Life and the Adventures of a Haunted Convict, along with historical
and ...
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Hagan, Raylea
(Department of English and Writing, The University of Tampa, 2019)
An unavoidable truth of colorism is often ignored because of the
way society has pushed it aside. Through an analysis of historical, economic,
and social data and research, this piece is written as a way to shed a ...
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