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Profile: Jennifer is a senior majoring in History, History Education, and Social Science Education with a minor in Women's Studies. She hopes to teach high school history after graduation in December 2009. This semester in HIST 489, Jennifer is investigating the Henrik Ibsen monument on the NDSCS campus in Wahpeton, ND. A native of Bismarck, ND, in her spare time Jennifer enjoys camping, hiking, reading, watching tv & movies from Netflix, and spending time with her boyfriend, Aaron.
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Book Review: Devil's Gate by Tom Rea -- attached below in Word Doc.
Prospectus: My topic for Senior Seminar is the Henrik Ibsen monument in Wahpeton, ND. The scope of this study will include Norwegian-Americans, the students and faculty of NDSCS, other American cultural memory groups, the Fjelde family, and, of course, Henrik Ibsen himself. In terms of time, the scope of this study will include aspects of Ibsen's life in the 19th century through present-day Wahpeton. I anticipate using newspapers (both municipal and collegiate), public records, and interviews as my primary sources. At the moment, my hypothesis is that the Ibsen bust was part of a larger celebration of Norwegian culture, and that the city of Wahpeton and NDSCS have had mixed feelings about the bust over the years.
Abstract: Coming soon -- I just got my article through interlibrary loan yesterday (10-27), after weeks of waiting!
Research Log for Jennifer Raveling
Introduction: Attached below in Word Doc.
Thesis: For a monument fixed in copper on a heavy stone pillar, the Ibsen bust has traveled long and far to get where it stands today, and it’s meaning to the various memory groups associated with it has often changed because no one group has a whole claim to this monument.
Outline: Coming soon -- expect it to be postedAttached nobelow laterin thanWord thisDoc; Saturdayalso (11-1)!found Sorry,in justthe runningoutline behindsection atof the moment.Wiki.
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Profile page link
Book Review: Devil's Gate by Tom Rea -- attached below in Word Doc.
Prospectus: My topic for Senior Seminar is the Henrik Ibsen monument in Wahpeton, ND. The scope of this study will include Norwegian-Americans, the students and faculty of NDSCS, other American cultural memory groups, the Fjelde family, and, of course, Henrik Ibsen himself. In terms of time, the scope of this study will include aspects of Ibsen's life in the 19th century through present-day Wahpeton. I anticipate using newspapers (both municipal and collegiate), public records, and interviews as my primary sources. At the moment, my hypothesis is that the Ibsen bust was part of a larger celebration of Norwegian culture, and that the city of Wahpeton and NDSCS have had mixed feelings about the bust over the years.
Abstract: Coming soon -- I just got my article through interlibrary loan yesterday (10-27), after weeks of waiting!
Research Log for Jennifer Raveling
Introduction: Attached below in Word Doc.
Thesis: For a monument fixed in copper on a heavy stone pillar, the Ibsen bust has traveled long and far to get where it stands today, and it’s meaning to the various memory groups associated with it has often changed because no one group has a whole claim to this monument.
Outline: Coming soon -- expect it to be postedAttached nobelow laterin thanWord thisDoc; Saturdayalso (11-1)!found Sorry,in justthe runningoutline behindsection atof the moment.Wiki.
Bibliography of Sources for Jennifer Raveling
