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Recent Theses and Dissertations

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Full documents of recent theses and dissertations are available electronically through ScholarWorks@UMass Amherst or ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Database.

 

Dissertations

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Theses

2007

2005

BERGSTROM, Andrea M. "From Fantasy Dates to Elimination Ceremonies: A Content Analysis of Gender, Sex, and Romance on Reality Television."

CHELARU, Iris S. "Behind the Virtual Wall: Information Society Policy in Hungary, Romania, and Ukraine."

ZENG, Ya. "College Students' Adoption of Instant Messaging, Online Shopping, and Music/Video Downloading."

2004

CHASE, Gordon L. "Discourses of Independence and Interdependence: The Construction of Bermudian National Identity."

PARADISE, Angela. "Just a Word from Your Sponsor?: The Commercialization of Children's Public Television."

2003

SOUSA, Arthur. "A Path Formed of Words: Native North Americans and Their Languages."

2002

GOODWIN, Janna. "Coordinated Management of Meaning in Productive Post Show: Exploring a Method for Audience Research."

MACLEOD, Erna L. "Negotiating Nationhood: History, Cultural Identity, and Representation at Fortress of Louisburg National Historic Site."

2001

CAMPBELL, John E. "Guts and Muscles and Bears, OH MY!: The Body, Embodied Identity, and Queer Erotic Space Online."

IONESCU, Sanda. "Television's Contribution to the Erosion of Social Capital: The Cultivation Perspective."

OBERACKER, J. Scott. "Mediating Masculinity and the Films of John Sayles."

2000

BENOTTI, Lauren F. "Alternative Modes of Cultural Expression: Viewing Performances of Basque Nationalism and Identity from Communication Perspective."

KEMMITT, Alicia M. "Viewing the Troubles: Irish-American Audience Interpretations Political Violence."

CLICK, Melissa A. "Who Dunnit?: The Utility of Theorizing (In)Visible Identities in Feminist Action."

DESILVA, Melanie R. "Knowledge and Power within Natural Childbirth Discourse: Feminist Interrogations, Theoretical Considerations and Practical Concerns."

REYES, Ian. "The Self in Sound."

SCOLLO, Michelle A. "Living Music of 'Museum Piece'?: An Ethnographic Study of the 'Debate over Opera Translation in the U.S.'"