Mythology.

Thematic guide to world mythology by: (Language materials, printed)

Myth = A Biography of Belief by: (Language materials, printed)

The Origins of the World's Mythologies by: (Language materials, printed)

Translating myth by: (Language materials, printed)

Modern Woman : = Hilma Af Klint and the Emergence of Abstraction. by: (Language materials, manuscript)

This Is Possible this is Our Magic : = An Endarkened Narrative Inquiry into the Leading and Worldbuilding of Collegiate Dark Women at Historically and Predominately White Higher Education Institutions. by: (Language materials, manuscript)

Poesque Space as a Fear Factor in Kazuo IShiguro's When we were Orphans and Never Let Me Go = = Kazuo IShiguro'nun when we were Orphans ve Never Let Me Go Adli Romanlarinda Korku Faktoru Olarak Poesk Mekan. by: (Language materials, manuscript)

Psychoanalytic approaches to myth = Freud and the Freudians / by: (Language materials, printed)

Culture.

Innovations.

Folklore.

Communication.

Mysteries.

Literature.

Social change.

Painting.

Ideology.

Educational administration.

Activism.

Myth

Memory.

Educational leadership.

Women.

Storytelling.

School environment.

Race.

Fine arts.

Aesthetics.

Translating and interpreting.

Modernism.

Power.

Womens studies.

Dreams.

Higher education.

Fear & phobias.

Novels.

Feminism.

Mythology.

Artists.

Sovereignty.

Sociology.

Philosophy.

Black studies.

Psychology.

Black students.

Myth.

Cognitive psychology.