Document Type

Thesis

Date of Degree Completion

1968

Degree Name

Master of Arts (MA)

Department

English Literature

Committee Chair

Donald W. Cummings

Second Committee Member

John Herum

Third Committee Member

Keith Rinehart

Abstract

When he first begins to study literature, a student confronts a mass of terms. Some will sound familiar to him, others will sound completely foreign. Of course, this experience is not limited to literature courses and studies. Throughout school the student will confront new terms in science, mathematics, and other disciplines. His success will depend on how well he assimilates and correctly uses these new terms.

Language

English

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