A collection of theses submitted and approved for a Master's degree at Loyola University Chicago.
Theses/Dissertations from 1938
Public Opinion in the North Following the Election of Lincoln, Michael I. Cleary
A Comparison of the Liberalism of Theodore Roosevelt with That of Woodrow Wilson as Revealed by Their Political Lives and Especially Their Speeches in the Campaign of 1912, Margaret M. Colford
The Literary Criticism of Alfred Tennyson, Peter L. Decker
Recommendations For Improvements in the Records and Reports Used in the Elementary Schools Under the Direction of the Community of Poor Sisters of Saint Francis Seraph of the Perpetual Adoration, Mary Petrona Eisenmenger
A Comparative Analysis of Two Philosophies of Art: Jacques Maritain: Art and Scholasticism ; John Dewey: Art as Experience, Henry G. Geilen
On Translating Horace, James Francis Gibbons
Juan Rogel, S. J.: A Typical Jesuit of Colonial Hispanic America, Rosemary Ring. Griffin
Motivation of High School Latin Through Religious Correlation, Mary Celine Holloway
A Comparison of Cuban-American Relations: 1920-1934, Marion A. Kelly
Midwestern Editorial Viewpoints on the Unification of Italy: 1846-1870, Alphons Francis Kuhn
Communicating a Catholic Mind and Culture Through English, Joseph C. Lawless
The "Oblique Light" of George Meredith's Social Philosophy, Helen Leitenstorfer
An Experimental Study of the Effect of the Introduction of an Intellectual Factor in a Problem of the Motor Learning Type, Ernest Vernon McClear
Essay Toward a History of the Pre-Socratic Philosophy, with Special Reference to Its Epistemological Doctrines, John Daniel McKian
The Concept of Value in Contemporary British and American Non-Scholastic Philosophy, William Anthony Nolan
Francis Thompson: The Man and the Poet in Sister Songs, Paul Lynch O'Connor
The Foramen of Magendie, Edward Joseph O'Donovan
A Scholastic Interpretation of Social Personality, Thomas J. O'Shaughnessy
Foreign Policy of Woodrow Wilson 1913-1917, Ann E. Pyne
The Influence of Explicit Instructions to Plan Upon Perfomance, Helen Cecelia Quinn
What Is Literature?: An Attempt At a Philosophical Definition, Donald James Ranney
Transplantation in Rats, Justin V. Schwind
Coleridge's Idea of the Drama as the Basis of His Shakespearean Criticism., Virgina Seabert
Henriette Charasson, Ecrivain Catholique, Henrietta Sedlack
