Clara Kernodle

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Harding University

5 pubs

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Clara Kernodle's research focuses on the intersection of literature, history, and political thought. Her recent publications examine post-revolutionary American literature, exploring concepts of national identity and governmental influence. Kernodle investigates the philosophical underpinnings of early American political discourse, particularly through the lens of anti-Federalist perspectives. Her scholarship also delves into religious and literary themes, analyzing prayer within classical literary works such as Dante's Purgatorio and Milton's Paradise Lost. Kernodle's work contributes to scholarship on American identity, political philosophy, and the historical analysis of religious and literary texts.

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Publications: 5

Selected Publications

“Under the Fig-Tree”: Post-revolutionary Literature Influences American Government (2026)

Scholar Works at Harding (Harding University Main Campus) OpenAlex
"Under the Fig-Tree": Anti-Federalist Conceptions of American National Identity (2026)

Scholar Works at Harding (Harding University Main Campus) OpenAlex