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Winter
2001 — 2002
Volume 1 • Issue 2
Write Between
the Lines
is an exploration and articulation of the obvious and the obscure.
A cavalcade of creation and commentary designed to amuse and bemuse.
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Aesthetic
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| “At
the center of aesthetic theory at the turn of the eighteenth
century is the semi-mystical doctrine of the symbol. For
Romanticism, indeed, the symbol becomes the panacea for
all problems. Within it, a whole set of conflicts which
were thought to be insoluble in ordinary life — between
subject and object, the universal and the particular,
the sensuous and the conceptual, material and spiritual,
order and spontaneity — could be magically resolved.”
—Eagleton, Literary Theory |
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Venice
in Colors
by
Jeffrey Nagel
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Baby
You Can Drive My Car
by
Jane Monahan Garrison
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Quilt
Art
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Breaking
Free from Tradition
by
Kathleen Pappas
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Animation
Art
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AE:
Artificial Environment
by
Jesse Crowder
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Pop
Art
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The
'n Crowd
by
Pharrin Lewis
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One
in a Million: We Remember Aaliyah
by
Pharrin Lewis
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Watercolor
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Welcome
to God's House
by
Charlotte Huntley
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Celestial
Shadows
by
Charlotte Huntley
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