Clara Kernodle
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Clara Kernodle's research explores the intersection of historical thought and American national identity, with a particular focus on the Anti-Federalist perspective. Her work examines how these early American political thinkers conceived of national identity in relation to concepts like prayer and spiritual reflection, as evidenced in her recent publications. Kernodle's scholarship also delves into literary and theological themes, investigating the role of prayer in works such as Dante's Purgatorio and Paradise Lost. Her recent publications include "Under the Fig-Tree": Anti-Federalist Conceptions of American National Identity (2026) and “I care for nothing else”: Prayer in Purgatorio and Paradise Lost (2026). Kernodle has authored a total of four publications.
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- Publications: 5
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“Under the Fig-Tree”: Post-revolutionary Literature Influences American Government (2026)Scholar Works at Harding (Harding University Main Campus) OpenAlex
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"Under the Fig-Tree": Anti-Federalist Conceptions of American National Identity (2026)Scholar Works at Harding (Harding University Main Campus) OpenAlex
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