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Showing below keyword matches in entire database for "Rudyard Kipling":
| Galvan, Jill Micole. Feminine Channeling: Technology, the Occult, and Women's Mediation of Communications, 1870-1915. Ph.D. Dissertation: UCLA, 2002. | |
| Occult Sciences | |
| Keywords: Bram Stoker | channeling | communication | gender studies | George Du Maurier | Henry James | hysteria | literature—19th-20th C | Marie Corelli | mediation | mediums | mesmerism | Morton Prince | Occult Sciences | phenomena | Psychological & Cognitive Sciences | rhetorical sciences | Rudyard Kipling | technology | |
| Hotchkiss, Jane. “The Jungle of Eden: Kipling, Wolf Boys, and the Colonial Imagination.” VLC 29 (2001): 435-449. | |
| Social Sciences | |
| Keywords: Rudyard Kipling | social sciences | William Henry Sleeman | |
| Kucich, John. "Sadomasochism and the Magical Ground: Kipling's Middle-Class Imperialism." Victorian Studies 46:1 (Autumn 2003): 33-68. | |
| Literature, Science & the Arts | |
| Keywords: class studies | colonialism | imperialism | poetry | politics | Rudyard Kipling | social sciences | theory | |
| Macintyre, Ben. The Man Who Would Be King: The First American in Afghanistan. New York: Farrar Straus and Giroux, 2004. | |
| Exploration Discovery & Travel | |
| Keywords: East India Company | exploration discovery & travel | Josiah Harlan | literature—19th C | medicine | Rudyard Kipling | |
| Martinez, Ignacio, and Juan Luis-Arsuga. Green Fire: The Life Force, from the Atom to the Mind. Trans. Michael B. Miller. New York: Thunder’s Mouth, 2004. | |
| Literature, Science & the Arts | |
| Keywords: Aristotle | Baron von Munchausen | Biological Sciences | brain | Charles Darwin | chemistry | chlorophyll | evolution | Francis Bacon | Galileo Galilei | mythology | navigation | physical & mathematical sciences | physics | popular sciences | psychological and cognitive sciences | Queen Christina | René Descartes | Rudyard Kipling | social sciences | technology | |
| Pamboukian, Sylvia Amy. "Industrial Light and Magic: Popular Science, Technology, and the Occult in the Late Victorian Period." Ph.D. Dissertation: Indiana University, 2003. | |
| Literature, Science & the Arts | |
| Keywords: Arthur Conan Doyle | automobiles | culture studies | Gothicism | H. G. Wells | horror | literature--19th C | magic | Occult Sciences | popular science | Robert Louis Stevenson | Rudyard Kipling | social sciences | technology | X-ray |