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Dr. Jana Rivers Norton is an Education Specialist for the Trio Program, University of New Mexico, Gallup Campus.
Publications:
| Native American Ceremonialism as “Kinaesthetic Imagining”: A Study in Movement and Meaning | |||
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| Creativity as an Agent of Change: Transforming Childhood Adversity through Literary Regeneration and the Power of Place | |||
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The paper examines the transformation of childhood trauma through creative means in the lives of four eminent writers and their profound connection to nature as a sustaining and stabilizing force. |
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| Stories of Survival: Genocide and Women’s Experience. A Comparative, Cross-cultural View | |||
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This paper presents women’s narratives of genocidal experience and survival within native California and Germany from a comparative, cross-cultural perspective. |
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| Creativity as Redemption: The Visionary Life of Hildegard of Bingen | |||
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This paper addresses mystical forms of consciousness as recounted by female mystics during the Middle Ages. The life and times of Hildegard of Bingen and others will be explored. |
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| An Empathic Response: Creating Pluralism through the Interpretation of Cross-cultural Texts | |||
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This paper presents a multi-modal approach to literature to propose an empathic yet critical reading of cross-cultural narratives from a pluralistic perspective. |
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| Sustaining Ontological Ground: An Exploration of Human Consciousness and the American Literary Landscape | |||
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This paper explores the interface between literary creativity in American letters and the power of the physical landscape to shape human consciousness and identity in relation to the natural realm. |
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| Writing the Self into Existence: Neurasthenic Women and the Rendering of Literary Form during the Victorian Age | |||
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This paper examines Victorian constructs of gender and literary creativity to determine how specific women writers crafted literary narratives that revealed and magnified their own developing sense of self. |
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| Ethnopoetics and the Interpretation of Culture: California Anthropology. Its Reflection in the Life and Works of Theodora Kroeber | |||
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The purpose of this paper is to provide an ethnopoetical approach to northwestern California native literature to address damaging misconceptions regarding the rich oral heritage of native northwestern California. |
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