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Miriam Ani, “Interlacings: Naturalism and Christianity in Frank Norris’s McTeague<\/i>“<\/a>, nominated by Mary Marchand<\/p>\n

Anne Bardaglio, “”Upsilamba!”: the Joy and Sanctuary of Fiction in Reading Lolita in Tehran<\/i>“<\/a>, nominated by Irline Fran\u00e7ois<\/p>\n

Shani Bob, Meghan Doherty, Sarah Littman, Nancy Welch, “Peace and Conflict in The Democratic Republic of the Congo”<\/a>, nominated by Seble Dawit<\/p>\n

Rebecca Haines Rosenberg, “The Many Sides of the Beloved: Symbolism and Significance of David and Ganymede in Italian Renaissance Art”<\/a>, nominated by Lynne Johnson<\/p>\n

Diana Jacobs, “From the Ivory Tower to the Days of Sulha: Parallel Concepts of Reconciliation in Judaism and Islam and Anecdotal Manifestations”<\/a>, nominated by Amalia Honick<\/p>\n

Adriane Koenig, “Machines Explore Their Sensitive Side: The Emergence of Robot Art”<\/a>, nominated by Mark McKibben<\/p>\n

Jen Malkoun, “Why We Feel Powerless? How Income, Education and Race Influence Political Alienation within the United States”<\/a>, nominated by Janet Shope<\/p>\n

Helen McLaughlin, “Were Their Eyes Watching the Ladies?: The Treatment of African American Women in Harlem Renaissance Literature”<\/a>, nominated by Angelo Robinson<\/p>\n

Ann Thomas, “Emission Wavelength Dependence of Fluorescence Lifetimes of Bacteriological Spores”<\/a>, nominated by Dave Baum<\/p>\n

Sarah Tripp, “The Aging Brain: Theories of our Inevitable Cognitive Decline”<\/a>, nominated by Carol Mills<\/p>\n

Nancy Welch, “Un Examen de L’Identit\u00e9 \u00ab Africaine \u00bb”<\/a>, nominated by Florence Martin<\/p>\n

Anita Wheeler, “Redefining Justice: Rwanda’s development of Inkiko Gacaca<\/i> — a village-based community justice”<\/a>, nominated by David Smith<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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