Gulf Gothic DCN

Gulf Gothic DCNGulf Gothic examines haunted, secret laden narratives that emerge from the gulfs between peoples all along the Gulf of Mexico and on both sides of the Rio Grande. The Gulf is presented as a unified region and as dynamic ground zero of North American (and global) cross culturality and traumas.

James Fenimore Cooper penned The Spy: A Tale of the Neutral Ground

Schubert Ogden has argued that a process neo-classical conception of God is both philosophically superior to alternatives and adequate for representing the religious dimensions of human experience

cultural symbolism

McKay brings his experience as a black man to bear on a poem otherwise dedicated to descriptions of natural beauty

this section examines the almost violent human need for connection

but taking a small region of the planet with it on its journey through space

scholarship in environmental communication has focused almost exclusively on verbal rather than visual rhetoric

and technology (natural versus artificial) are both revealed and concealed

Conventional agricultural cropping systems rely on synthetic fertilizer

The clinical expertise of a leading diabetes educator and the hard-earned personal wisdom of an author who has suffered with diabetes for 25 years

from "At Your Side"

The Road paints an evocative picture of comfortable colonial life