Vol 7 No 2 (2021): Fall 2021

Cover of USURJ volume 7, issue 2, Fall 2021. Image of art work by Puja Rajesh. Photograph of disassembled units of a sculpture: three coronavirus spikes (cross sections of the orb/coronavirus sculpture): they are lit up from behind. One is red, one is blue and red, and one is blue. More information on the images in the issue.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.32396/usurj.v7i2

Published: 2021-11-05

Front Matter

Editorial Board and Acknowledgements

Jordan Wellsch; Kandice Parker
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Artwork

Cover Art: Covid-19 Assembled and Disassembled

Puja Rajesh
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Saskatchewan Cactus (Grasslands National Park)

Rebecca Lanovaz
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Riverbank

Meerah .
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Inferno XV: Dante Encounters Ser Brunetto Latini

Jasmine Redford
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Humanities and Fine Arts

Dreaming of Colonialism: Imagining “Place” in Richard Brome’s The Antipodes

Matthew Ryan Hetu
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The 'Wordsworth-Spinoza Link' and Ethics: Motivating the Wordsworthian Moral

Logan Ginther
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The Deconstruction of Oppressive Structures: Three Non-Conforming Female Figures in Canadian Drama

Sophia Charyna
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An Academic Sin: The Use of Ser Brunetto Lantini in The Divine Comedy

Jasmine Redford
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What Do Christina Rossetti and Emily Ratajkowski Have in Common?: Gendered Power Dynamics in the Relationship Between the Female Model and the Male Artist

Nakita Funk
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Health Sciences

The Effect of a Fundamental Movement Skill Intervention on the Physical Literacy Levels of Children with Congenital Heart Disease – A CHAMPS* Cohort Study: Physical Literacy in Pediatric Congenital Heart Disease

Matthew Chapelski
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Social Sciences

The North Star of Hype: How Detroit Charts a Course in a Neoliberal Framework

Crystal Montoya
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Mental Health in Uganda and Canada: A Descriptive Case Study of the Issue and Recommendations for Improved Mental Health

Cayley Lynn Mackie, Lori Bradford, Eric Enanga
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