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Kymberli M. Corprue

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Contents of this path:

  1. Funding for the Creation of Open Access Resources
  2. Pondering an Interactive Visualization for C.L.R. James's The Black Jacobins
  3. Oroonoko: True Story and Tragedy
  4. Three Fingered Jack Discussion Starters
  5. Possible Final Project on Epistolary Novels
  6. Exploring Digital Humanities Tools
  7. Myths of a White Atlantic
  8. Attended Dr. Kim's Class at Brandeis for Response Credit
  9. The Female American
  10. Maroon Spaces presented by Orrieann Florius
  11. Final Project Proposal
  12. Final Project Action Plan
  13. Link to Final Project