Leiden University Student Repository

It Is Happening Here: The Second American Civil War in Fiction

Developing Views on Translating Regional, Social, and Racial Dialects into Dutch: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, 1885-2019

Feminism in the Twentieth Century: A Comparative Analysis of Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse and Margaret Atwood’s The Testaments

Murder and Lack of Remorse In Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Black Cat”, “The Tell-Tale Heart” and “The Cask of Amontillado”

Writing for Political Change: A Comparative analysis of Uncle Tom's Cabin and The Jungle

"A Hero Can Be Anyone": How Society Causes Superheroes to Change Over the Years

POWER AND PRIVILEGE: THE PROGRESSION OF DOMESTICATING POLITICS THROUGH CATHARINE BEECHER AND ELEANOR ROOSEVELT’S SOCIAL REFORM

Ben & Jerry’s “Pecan Resist” - The Politicization of Corporate Responsibility in the United States

Representation Matters: The Portrayal of East Asian Characters in American Movies

A Journey of Working Through: Trauma and Gender in Maxine Hong Kingston's Diaspora Trilogy

The Subversion of Male Hegemony in Charles Bukowski's Works

FROM MORAL MENACE TO TREATABLE CONDITION: THE POLITICAL AND CINEMATIC REPRESENTATION OF THE AIDS EPIDEMIC

Prosthetic memory in The Birth of a Nation: The effect of the sociopolitical context on prosthetic memories

Challenging a Western Narrative: How the Washington Redskins influences the Traumatic Memory of Native Americans.

The Authenticity of Slave Narratives: Solomon Northup's Struggle in Twelve Years a Slave

White American Anti-Agonism Towards African American Agonistic and Antagonistic Protest

A Nation of Laws and a Nation of Immigrants: The Discrepancies Between President Barack Obama's Actions and Rhetoric on Comprehensive Immigration Reform

Resistance in The Handmaid's Tale

War Trauma of Korean Americans and Japanese Americans

Duck and Cover: How Government-Sponsored Short Films Showed the Implementation of NSC-68 in the 1950s

Connecting the old with the new homeland: The Use of Memory in the Bronx Express and God, Man, and Devil

(RE)SHAPING THE POLITICAL NARRATIVE OF THE WAR ON DRUGS: AN ANALYSIS OF THE CULTURAL IMAGINARY OF THE INSTITUTIONAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE WAR ON DRUGS IN OZ (1997-2003) AND ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK (2013-2019)

Women and the White House: Gender Politics in the American Presidency as Represented in Popular Culture

Defining Racism for a White Liberal Audience: Americanah and The Sellout