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Volume 24 - 1978

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[Issue 1  2  3  4]

Issue 1

Editors: Margaret Church and William T. Stafford
Special Issue: The Modern Novel and the City

Author	Title	Pages
Prescott S. Nichols	Paris as Subjectivity in Sartre's Roads to Freedom	3-22
Christine W. Sizemore	"The Small Cardboard Box": A Symbol of the City and of Winnie Verloc in Conrad's The Secret Agent	23-40
Marilyn Sibley Fries	The City as Metaphor for the Human Condition: Alfred Döblin's Berlin Alexanderplatz (1929)	41-64
Diane Wolfe Levy	City Signs: Toward a Definition of Urban Literature	65-74
Irène Finel-Honigman	Oran: Protagonist, Myth, and Allegory	75-82
JoAnn Cannon	The Image of the City in the Novels of Italo Calvino	83-90
Hana Wirth-Nesher	The Modern Jewish Novel and the City: Franz Kafka, Henry Roth, and Amos Oz	91-110
Jacqueline Tavernier-Courbin	Towards the City: Howells' Characterization in A Modern Instance	111-128
Thomas A. Gullason	The Prophetic City in Stephen Crane's 1893 Maggie	129-138
Sarah Blacher Cohen	Saul Bellow's Chicago	139-146
John Z. Guzlowski and Yvonne Shikany Eddy	Studies of the Modern Novel and the City: A Selected Checklist	147-153

 

Issue 2

Editors: Margaret Church and William T. Stafford
General Issue

Author	Title	Pages
Shari Benstock	The Evasion Principle: A Search for Survivors in Ulysses	159-180
Susan R. Horton	Desire and Depression in Women's Fiction: The Problematics and the Economics of Desire	181-196
Thomas M. Hines	Myth, Misogyny, and Fascism in the Works of Drieu La Rochelle	197-208
Neil Berman	Coover's Universal Baseball Association: Play as Personalized Myth	209-222
Judith Mitchell	Women and Wyndham Lewis	223-232
Edmond L. Volpe	Faulkner's "Knight's Gambit": Sentimentality and the Creative Imagination	232-239
Kenneth Seib	Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog: Dylan's Dubliners	239-254
William J. Scheick	Discarded Watermelon Rinds: The Rainbow Aesthetic of Styron's Lie Down in Darkness	254-255
Donald Pizer and Jack Salzman	Correspondence: "A Dreiser Industry?"	255-256
	Recent Books on Modern Fiction	257-330

 

Issue 3

Editors: Margaret Church and William T. Stafford
Special Issue: Katherine Mansfield

Author	Title	Pages
Jeffrey Meyers	Katherine Mansfield's "To Stainislaw Wyspianski"	337-342
T. O. Beachcroft	Katherine Mansfield -- Then and Now	343-354
Geraldine L. Conroy	"Our Perhaps Uncommon Friendship": The Relationship between S. S. Koteliansky & Katherine Mansfield	355-368
Ann L. McLaughlin	The Same Job: The Shared Writing Aims of Katherine Mansfield and Virginia Woolf	369-382
Richard F. Peterson	The Circle of Truth: The Stories of Katherine Mansfield and Mary Lavin	383-394
Mary Burgan	Childbirth Trauma in Katherine Mansfield's Early Stories	395-412
Marvin Magalaner	Traces of Her "Self" in Katherine Mansfield's "Bliss"	413-422
Don W. Kleine	Mansfield and the Orphans of Time	423-438
Adam J. Sorkin	Katherine Mansfield's "The Garden Party": Style and Social Occasion	439-456
Toby Silverman Zinman	The Snail under the Leaf: Katherine Mansfield's Imagery	457-464
Cherry Hankin	Fantasy and the Sense of an Ending in the Work of Katherine Mansfield	465-474
Jeffrey Meyers	Katherine Mansfield: A Selected Checklist	475-477

 

Issue 4

Editors: Margaret Church and William T. Stafford
General Issue

Author	Title	Pages
Richard Pearce	Reeling through Faulkner: Pictures of Motion, Pictures in Motion	483-496
Elizabeth W. Pomeroy	Garden and Wilderness: Virginia Woolf Reads the Elizabethans	497-508
Davy A. Carozza	Requiem for a Genre Very Much Alive or Il Fu Fiction Pascal	509-520
Robin Lydenberg	Against the Law of Gravity: Female Adolescence in Isak Dinesen's Seven Gothic Tales	521-532
Charles and Liebetraut Sarvan	D. H. Lawrence and Doris Lessing's The Grass is Singing	533-538
Rubin Rabinovitz	Mechanism vs. Organism: Anthony Burgess' A Clockwork Orange	538-542
Gertrud Bauer Pickar	Plenzdorf's Die Neuen Leiden Des Jungen W.: The Interaction of Portrayal and Social Criticism	542-550
Leon F. Seltzer and Jan Viscomi	Natural Rhythms and Rebellion: Anse's Role in As I Lay Dying	556-564
	Recent Books on Modern Fiction	565-668