Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2024December 13, 2024 EDT
The Radical Literary Tradition of New Orleans Creoles of Color during the Civil War and Reconstruction
The Radical Literary Tradition of New Orleans Creoles of Color during the Civil War and Reconstruction
American LiteratureCreole LiteratureAfrican American LiteratureThe Civil WarFrench and Francophone StudiesNew OrleansPoetryCreative WritingPolitical WritingLouisiana Studies
Articles in Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2024
Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2024
- Recovering the Trust of a Nation: Revisiting Fanon in the fight for a Cholera and Gang-free HaitiXiomara Jean-Louis
- “Working for the Knife:” Analyzing Gender, Race, and Capitalism in Mitski’s Laurel HellCeleste Jasmine Cash
- Managing LGBTQ+ Rights: A Cross-Country Analysis of Legislation and Civil Societies' Presentations of their Current CircumstancesGabriella Pfeiffer
- Kant, Alex Delarge, and the Apocalypse: an Ethical Overview of Free will and Ethics in Popular CultureCharlotte Opris
- Subalterns and Revolutionary Subjects: An Intellectual History Examining Ideas of Socialism, Nationalism, and Independence in the People’s Revolutionary Commandos (1977-1983)Jeremy Rivera Torres
- Traces of Cinematic AnimalsDaniel Zheng
- A Legal Analysis of Eminent Domain in Tallahassee, FloridaChloe A. WainCrystal J. Taylor
- Dolls and Dilemmas: Barbie Films Unboxed - A Look into Antisemitic Tropes in Barbie MoviesKarina Burns
- The Melancholy Muse: An Intellectual Biography of Phillis WheatleyHilary Gallito
- Novel to Film: How Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’s Teachings of Consumerism Shift from Novel to FilmKiley Barton
- Radical Internationalism and Langston Hughes: (Re)positioning a Post-Soviet HughesMatthew D Johnson
- Decolonizing Museums and France’s Postcolonial Conundrum: The CNHI and Quai BranlyShreya Kollipara
- Unveiling the Neglected Legacy of Indian Medicine: Restoring Insights Through Ancient TextsArushi Neravetla
- Desperation and Drawings: Sympathy in the Irish FamineAlex Gabriel
- The Radical Literary Tradition of New Orleans Creoles of Color during the Civil War and ReconstructionLaine Barriga
- Marriage and Melancholy: Plath's Insight into Domestic DespairGinamarie Second
- Balancing Science and Ethics: Exploring the Relationship Between Human Clinical Trials and Human RightsCoral DiMartino
- The Problem of Choosing Art for a Nation: Andrew Mellon, the National Gallery of Art, and the Resistance of Contemporary ArtMarisa Silverman
- "That Poor Child": The Perceived Incompatibility of Asexuality and ParentingDana Cooper
- The Search for the Spirit: A Contextual Analysis of the Christianization of Canadian ShamanismJewels Seeger
- Reproductive Resistance: Understanding Young Women’s Hesitant Fertility Intentions in China's Post-One Child Policy EraFatihah Ullah
- Taking Down the New Left: FBI Surveillance of Left and Right-Wing Extremist GroupsEve Snyder
- Looking for Control: Banning of Looking for Alaska Reveals Religious Education RestrictionRandilyn Seebalac
- What Can James Joyce Teach Us About Virtue Ethics?Maria Dominique Neatu
- Visualizing Holocaust Testimony: Re-Imagining the Narration, Preservation, and Transmission of Holocaust Memory in K-12 Education SystemsKate Schulle
- “Time is on my side”: Examining the Exploitation of Feminine Bodies through the Masculine Need for Immortality in _Mexican Gothic_ and _Dracula_Florencia B Bravo
- VTubers: The Influence of Crossing Cultural Boundaries from Japan to America On This Media GenreJacky Huang
- City on the Lagoon: Lagos as the Colonial Lettered CityLily Amidon
- Urban Sprawl Ain’t Equal Y’all: The Social and Environmental Interplays of North Carolina’s GrowthLaila Waddell
- Penetrative Masculinity and the Experience of Queer Time in MacbethRyan Bohn
- "Strange Migrations": Sweeney and the Importance of Home for Mental HealthNeamhain Virtue
- Lessons From SisterSong: How Southern Qualities Can Be Guiding Tools for Future Progressive Socio-Political FrameworksHarini S Tirumala
- Outbid and Outlived: Influence of Gentrification on Public Health Outcomes in Massachusetts’s Roxbury and Chinatown NeighborhoodsAudrey Yun
- Feminism for the Descamisadas: a Rhetorical Analysis of Eva Perón’s SpeechesKayleigh Fick
- Disability and Disguise: Caretaking and Identity in King Lear through Caius and Poor TomAmos Logan Elwell
- Enemy of Rome: Characterizing Octavia in the Neronian EraEmilia A Wright
- Vessels of Dynamism: Dynamic emergence and the _"questione della donna"_ within Benedetta's _aeropittura_Jess Braden
- “A Humanist Triumph?”: Marsilio Ficino’s Christian Neoplatonism, Medici Patronage, and Republicanism in Renaissance Florence (1433-1495)Kenneth Wong
- From Bronzeville to Streeterville: Money, Politics, and Race in Northwestern Medical Education, 1920-1930Jason Huang
- But, Is It A Ghost Story?: Challenging What Makes A Ghost Story, A Ghost StoryAralyn Wise
- Marie and Mary: Early 20th Century Korean American WomanhoodAlyssa Park
- Beyond Numbers: Cracking the Epistemic Code Hampering Homeopathy’s Integration to Modern MedicineNumana Luqman
- The Curious Case of Sherman M. Stanage: The Rise of Free Speech and Activism on College Campuses in 1960s AmericaEver Whitlock
- "pure Light, we beseech thee": The Incantatory Quality in Ezra Pound's Poetic CorpusBradley Sadowsky
- How the Black Community Survived: Portrayals of Protection in Richard Wright’s Black BoyChristopher Jolivette
- Affairs of Dishonor: James Thomson Callender, Honor Culture, and Violence in the Early American RepublicAmy Weitzman
- Ignorando la Verità, Signore?: John Toland’s Tokenization of Rabbi Yehudah Aryeh Mi-ModenaBlake A. Brown
- The Docile Peasantry: Che Guevara's Failure in BoliviaChase McNeill
- Resisting Gentrification and Fostering Community: Japanese American Grassroots Activism Struggles for Little Tokyo's Self-Determination and Multiracial SolidarityRyan Horio
- How the Titular Character in William Dean Howells' "Editha" Grasps AgencyMary Wolodkin
- Worship at the Mazar: Theoretical Discourses on Religious Ontology at Uzbek Sacred SitesHamza Woodson
- Evil Becomes Her: Female Trauma and Sexuality Within “La Leyenda de la Mujer Caballo”Genesis A Gonzalez
- A True Warrior Needs Both Skill and Heart: Vinland Saga’s Journey to Peace and its Hidden DiscoveryElijah Foster
- Into the Shadows of History: Female Spies of the SOE F-Section and their Forgotten History.Kaylee R van der Steeg
- Our Prelates are Hanged, not ShotSpiro Sun
- “La France est un pays laïc”: The Role of Religion in South Asian Experiences in FranceSally C Parampottil
- Transgressive Boundaries: A Comparative Study of Transgression in the Works of Foucault, Kierkegaard, and BatailleJulia Aloi
- Black Beauty Reconstructed: The Aesthetics of Realizing a Multiracial Democracy in "Black Reconstruction"David H. Jones
- The Asexual Venus: Queering Lesbian Poetry in “Spring” from Michael Field’s Sight and SongEmma Barrett
- Behind Closed Doors: The Iran-Contra Affair, American Exceptionalism, and the Reagan AdministrationRachel Beth Alewine Acker
- Charging the Force: Autotheory’s Queer Virtue and the Plural Self in Maggie Nelson’s The ArgonautsSamantha Barnhart
- Too Fast and Too Furious: The Rise of the Hypermasculine BlockbusterGabrielle Whyte
- Death, Demons, and Declining Faith: Beksiński’s “Fantastic Series” and Post-WWII Radical TheologyJasmine R. Hall
- Hinged on Her: Royal Women and the Establishment of the Ptolemaic DynastySophia Ying
Barriga, Laine. 2024. “The Radical Literary Tradition of New Orleans Creoles of Color during the Civil War and Reconstruction.” The Macksey Journal 5 (1).