Date of Graduation
Fall 2010
Degree
Master of Arts in English
Department
English
Committee Chair
Marcus Cafagna
Abstract
LOST AND FOUND is a collection of poetry that attempts to establish a parallel between existence of the self and of the collective. In an effort to explicate the necessity of self-identity and selfless unity, these poems present the varied efforts of different social sects, as well as the efforts of an individual. These works address the differences of import between self and society, examine the drastic impulse of motivation and reveal cultural sects unafraid of criticism and implication.
Keywords
poetry, gender identity, domestic abuse, pastoral poetry, accessible poetry
Subject Categories
English Language and Literature
Copyright
© Erica Warren
Recommended Citation
Warren, Erica, "Lost and Found" (2010). MSU Graduate Theses/Dissertations. 1115.
https://bearworks.missouristate.edu/theses/1115
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