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Mid-Atlantic Humanities Review, Volume 3 (2025)
Published by the Humanities Research Center at Lycoming College
Editor
Andrew B. Leiter
Managing Editor
Emma Mitcheltree
Spanish Language Editor
Rubén Varona
Associate Editors
Charlie Bach
Matthew Frantz
Stephanie Sánchez
Chloe Shendge
Evelyn Stong
Table of Contents
“Whatever Is Silenced Will Clamor to be Heard”: Nurturing Resistance in The Handmaid’s Tale
-Abigail Miller, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
Evidence for Maya Commoner Ceramic Production at Altar de Sacrificios
-Amelia Thompson, Lycoming College
Artistic Expression and Popular Music Criticism: The Elvis Craze, The Los Angeles Uprising, and Black Lives Matter
-Dylan Sykes, Franklin & Marshall College
Imperial Roman Art and Ideologies in Pre-Fascist Colonial Italy: (D)evolution of the Treatment of Afro-Italian Women
-Ella Grenci, Bucknell University
“Poor Scotland—The Outcast of All the Nations of the World”: The Reactionary Rhetoric of Suffering in Covenanter Sermons, 1638-1645
-William Bedingfield, Grove City College
To The Boy Who Sought Freedom: The Philosophy of Freedom and Social Contract Theory in Attack on Titan
-Serena Martin, University of Scranton
The Business of Art Museums: Jeff Koons and the Guggenheim Bilbao
-Katryn Yocum, Lycoming College
Panopticizing Stalinism: Foucault and Photographic Manipulation in the Soviet Union
-Reese Finnigan, Goucher College
El amor y el arte: vínculos creativos y obstáculos en las obras de Skármeta y Poniatowska
-Lee Roby, Juniata College
Reaction and Response to the Colonial Canon: The Failure of the Physical Utopian in Patience Agbabi’s “Makar”
-Jordan Ho, Lehigh University
Curiosities of the Raj: Fanny Parkes’ Collection of Indian Treasures
-Nidhi Sobrun, Lycoming College
Recognizing the Autonomy of Future Generations: The Genetic Enhancement Debate
-Cassandra Zellner, DeSales University
American Patriots and the Role of Catholicism
-Anthony Batista, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
Glorification and Ableism: Ellen Forney’s Marbles and the Dangers of “Positive” Stereotypes Toward Disability
-Sidney Berger, Montclair State University
A Moral Household: The Morality of Plymouth Colony as Seen through Spousal Abuse Cases
-Evelyn Stong, Lycoming College