English 370, Fall 1996

Preliminary Essay 2 Archive

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• Estela Ene, " Stages of Womanhood in Votes For Women!..."

• Mandy Michel, "Character Construction in Votes for Women!..."

• Robert Campbell, "Explosive Feminism in Trifles?"

• Andrea Cathey, "Character Construction in Trifles..."

• Todd Gill, "Definition of a Chronically Off-Stage Character"

• Alan Heath, "Looking for Mrs.Wright"

• Missy Jones, "Character Construction" (revised)

• Jennifer Knapple, "The Construction of an Invisible Character"

• Matt Nicholson, "Long enough? -- Methods of Character Development in Glaspell's Trifles..."

• Dan O'Fallon, "Character Construction in Trifles..."

• Kirsten Pape, "Out of sight, out of mind"

• Bryan Phillips, "Trifles: A Short Study on Character Construction"

• Diana Reilly, "Glaspell's Mrs. Wright..."

• Akiko Sekiya, "The Character Construction of Mrs. Wright in Trifles..."

• Ricardo Souza, "Character Construction of Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Hale in Trifles..."

• Tesha Tellez, "The Wrights: Intangible, Yet Reached" (revised)

• Jenn Toth, "First is the Worst..."

• Andrea Cunningham, "Construction of an African American Male" (revised)

• Molly Fryer, "Rachel: The Bad Soap Opera"

• Elizabeth Gott, "Ch-ch- changes"

• Casey Kelch, "'The Beautiful Land of Laughter' and Character Construction in Grimké's Rachel..."

• Amanda McAvoy, "Why Rachel Can Never Be A White Girl"

• Shayla Stein, "Character Construction of Rachel"

• Bridget Sweeney, "Rachel: A Character Construction"

• Christopher Bolin, "A Gear in Shaw's Heartbreak House: Character construction in early modern drama"

• Angie Myers, "Character Development in Heartbreak House..."

• Ryan Pinkston, "Character Construction of Captain Shotover"

• Ioana Zav, "Mrs. Hale and Vida Levering -- Constructed as to Represent Two Stages in Woman's Emancipation"

• Chad Gendreau, "The Compromise Between Message and Realism: Three Authors' Approaches"

• Joanna Russell, "Trapped by Society: Rachel and Trifles..."