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Borris was elected to the Board of Directors of Division 48 - The Society for the Study of Peace, Conflict and Violence: Peace Psychology division of the American Psychological Association where she has served since 1998.
In 1992 Dr. Borris was the Honoree for Impact for Enterprising Women for her work abroad and home in healing ethnic conflict, trauma and abuse, and for the teaching of forgiveness and reconciliation in international affairs.
Borris is a nationally and internationally known speaker and trainer in the areas of healing relationships, forgiveness, reconciliation, conflict resolution and trauma recovery.
Borris presents his argument in four sections, the first laying out theoretical and historical contexts and the rest treating the three writers in turn.
Borris turns first to the Defense of Poetry to argue that Sidney did not make this distinction, much less reject allegory in favour of an exemplary mode, and that Sidney's expressed views about the function of literature are compatible with allegoresis.
The Son's appointment as "viceregent" over the angels (narrated at V. 603-11), for example, is a Miltonic invention, and is crucial to the plot as the proximate cause of Satan's rebellion; in Borris's reading, this moment pre-figures Christ's later exaltations (not directly represented in the poem) at the Resurrection and at the Apocalypse.
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