Image Theses and Dissertations Scarlett and Sethe: ruled by race ruled by gender : an examination of the "unredeemable woman" in twentieth-century American literature View Item
Image Theses and Dissertations The story's the thing : holding up a mirror to nature in Raymond Carver's "Put yourself in my shoes" and Alice Munro's "Material" View Item
Image Theses and Dissertations The transposition of the other to the place of the subject : View Item
Image Theses and Dissertations The nature of things : the positioning of the reader in Thomas Bernhard's The voice imitator View Item
Image Theses and Dissertations Implicating the reader : Audre Lorde's need for love in "Need, a chorale for black woman voices" There is a surprising lack of criticism concerning Audre Lorde's poem "Need: A Chorale for Black Woman Voices," which deserves more attention both for its message and for what it does: it challenges the readers to participate in the poem as a unified collective voice, actually taking a stand against the kinds of violence that lead to the deaths of the poem's two main figures who speak from beyond the grave. View Item
Image Theses and Dissertations The power of paradox in Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot / View Item
Image Theses and Dissertations A temperature-dependent model for an AlInAs/GaInAs heterojunction bipolar transistor View Item
Image Theses and Dissertations An electrochemical capacitance-voltage technique for the determination of pseudomorphic high electron mobility transistor material parameters View Item
Image Theses and Dissertations Quantitative scanning microwave microscopy of a biological cell The electromagnetic properties of a live biological system are extremely important to many medical applications. While information about electromagnetic properties of tissues are available in the literature, little or no data are available for a single cell or subcellular structures. Microwave biological/cell detection has been demonstrated to be useful and promising in many medical applications due to its internal properties such as non-invasive, fast and label-free. View Item
Image Theses and Dissertations Light imagery in Tess Gallagher's Amplitude. New and selected poems. "So foul and fair a play" : doubleness in Shakespeare's Macbeth View Item
Image Theses and Dissertations Effects of injection current density and active layer doping and thickness on the spectral emission properties of high-speed 1.3 um InGaAsP surface emitting light emitting diodes View Item
Image Theses and Dissertations The effect of N layer doping level on the forward voltage of AlGaAs double-heterostructure light emitting diodes View Item
Image Theses and Dissertations Dielectric Spectroscopy of Biological Samples For the first time, the impedance spectrum of live Jurkat T-lymphocytes human cells was characterized in a single sweep spanning six decades of frequency from 9 kHz to 9 GHz. The ultrawide bandwidth bridged the traditional impedance spectroscopy at kilohertz to megahertz frequencies with the recently developed microwave dielectric spectroscopy, which can probe the cell interior without being hindered by the cell membrane. View Item
Image Theses and Dissertations Come let us look in the mirror together : doubling and autobiography in John Bunyan's Grace abounding and Orhan Pamuk's The white castle View Item
Image Theses and Dissertations Development of a 1[mu]m GaAs metal-semiconductor field effect transistor fabrication process View Item
Image Theses and Dissertations CMOS Closed-loop Control of MEMS Varactors A closed-loop capacitance sensing and control mix-mode circuit with a dedicated sensor electrode and a proportional-integral controller was designed for MEMS varactors. The control was based on tuning the bias magnitude of the MEMS varactor according to t View Item