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Exploring Classical Thought and Culture in the East and the West

October 18, 2018May 31, 2019 David HogsetteResearch, Scholarship

This proposal was accepted for the 2018 international conference of the Association of Texts and Courses, hosted by Concordia University, Irvine, CA. Exploring Classical Thought and Culture in the East and the West: Teaching Hamlet and The Banquet in the…

Fantasy Literature and the Great War

August 2, 2017May 31, 2019 David HogsetteResearch, Scholarship

The following proposal was accepted for the 2018 Center for Vision and Values conference. Fantasy Literature and the Great War: The Response of J. R. R. Tolkien, C. S. Lewis, and Lord Dunsany It is an understatement to say World…

The Way of the Fantasist

May 23, 2016May 31, 2019 David HogsetteResearch

The following book chapter proposal was accepted for inclusion in an upcoming book addressing representations of religious faith in young adult fiction. The Way of the Fantasist: Ethical Complexities in the Dualistic Mythopoeic Fantasy of Ursula Le Guin’s A Wizard…

Escaping the Caves of Ice

July 15, 2015May 31, 2019 David HogsetteResearch, Scholarship

The following book chapter proposal was accepted for inclusion in an upcoming book addressing the intellectual, artistic, and cultural relationships between Romanticism and rock music. Escaping the Caves of Ice: Rush and the Romantic Quest for Creative Independence and Visionary…

The Centrality of Tom Bombadil

January 7, 2015May 31, 2019 David HogsetteResearch, Scholarship

The following proposal was accepted for the C. S. Lewis and Inklings Society 2015 conference, hosted by Grove City College. The Centrality of the Tom Bombadil Episode in The Fellowship of the Ring: Lessons in Friendship, Community, and Grace In…

Romanticism in Victorian Mythopoeic Fantasy

May 29, 2013May 31, 2019 David HogsetteResearch, Scholarship

The following is a presentation proposal for the Fall 2013 conference of the International Conference on Romanticism. Romanticism in Victorian Mythopoeic Fantasy: The Relationship between Coleridge’s Cognitive Theory and George MacDonald’s Redemptive Imagination In this presentation I examine the influence…

Using Safari Live Web-conferencing Technology in Technical Writing Courses

March 16, 2012May 31, 2019 David HogsettePedagogy, Research, Scholarship, Teaching

The following is a presentation proposal for the Fall 2012 conference of the Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts. Using Safari Live Web-conferencing Technology in Technical Writing Courses: How Nonhuman Software Can Rehumanize Online Learning Spaces Over the past…

Fantasy Literature and the Mythopoeic Voice of Reason (Grant)

February 8, 2012June 1, 2019 David HogsetteResearch, Scholarship

This is the 2010 ISRC-NYiT grant that got this book project off and running. Fantasy Literature and the Mythopoeic Voice of Reason: Exploring the Ethics of Elfland Overview of Proposed Project I am seeking released time for the Spring 2010…

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Reflecting upon Modern Christmas with C. S. Lewis

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A Thought from C. S. Lewis

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A Thought from Viktor Frankl

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A Thought from G. K. Chesterton

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A Thought from Blaise Pascal

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