Volume 38 - 1992
Issue 1
Guest Editor: Ellen Carol Jones
Special Issue: Virginia Woolf
Figuring Woolf
Ellen Carol Jones
Pages 1-14
Acknowledgements and Abbreviations
Pages 15-20
What's Woolf Got to Do with It? The Perils of Popularity
Brenda R. Silver
Pages 21-60
Virginia Woolf on the Outside Looking Down: Reflections on the Class of Women
Mary M. Childers
Pages 61-80
Virginia Woolf and the Scene of Writing
Patricia Moran
Pages 81-100
Virginia Woolf's Pedagogical Scenes of Reading: The Voyage Out,The Common Reader, and Her "Common Readers"
Susan Stanford Friedman
Pages 101-126
Refractions of Desire: The Early Fiction of Virginia and Leonard Woolf
Mark Hussey
Pages 127-146
The Subject in Jacob's Room
Edward L. Bishop
Pages 147-176
"I" on the Run: Crisis of Identity in Mrs. Dalloway
Ban Wang
Pages 177-192
What Miss Kilman's Petticoat Means; Virginia Woolf, Shopping, and Spectacle
Reginald Abbott
Pages 193-216
"Robbed of Meaning": The Work at the Center of To the Lighthouse
Mary Lou Emery
Pages 217-234
Orlando and Incandescence: Virginia Woolf's Comic Sublime
Kari Elise Lokke
Pages 235-252
Orlando's Voyage Out
Karen R. Lawrence
Pages 253-278
Virginia Woolf: Unrecorded Times Literary Supplement Reviews
B. J. Kirkpatrick
Pages 279-283
Selected Times Literary Supplement Reviews
Virginia Woolf
Pages 284-302
Criticism of Virginia Woolf from 1972 to December 1990: A Selected Checklist
Laura Sue Fuderer
Pages 303-342
Contributors
Pages 343-345
Issue 2
Editor: William J. Stuckey
General Issue
Contributors
Page 354
"Beggaring Description": Politics and Style in Joyce's "Eumaeus"
Karen R. Lawrence
Pages 355-576
Triptych Vision: Voyeurism and Screen Memories in Joyce'sPortrait
Robert Crooks
Pages 377-402
Writing as Paradox in Rilke's Notebooks on Malte Laurids Brigge
Jock Macleod
Pages 403-426
The Functions of Myth in John Barth's Chimera
John B. Vickery
Pages 427-435
Black Earth, White Myth: A Note on Coetzee's Michael K
Derek Wright
Pages 435-444
The Professor's House and the Professor's Houses
Michael Leddy
Pages 444-454
Recent Books on Modern Fiction
Pages 455-542
Issue 3
Guest Editor: Ellen Carol Jones
Special Issue: The Politics of Modernism
Writing the Modern: The Politics of Modernism
Ellen Carol Jones
Pages 549-566
Postmodernity and the Politics of Multiculturalism: The Lyotard-Habermas Debate over Social Theory
Mark Poster
Pages 567-580
Postmodernity and Nationalism: A European Perspective
Richard Kearney
Pages 581-596
Re-reading Pater: The Musical Aesthetics of Temporality
Brad Bucknell
Pages 597-614
Anarchy in the Flesh: Conrad's "Counterrevolutionary" Modernism and the Witz of the Political Unconscious
James F. English
Pages 615-630
The Politics of Modernist Form: Or, Who Rules The Waves?
Patrick McGee
Pages 631-652
The New Age and the Emergence of Reactionary Modernism before the Great War
Charles Ferrall
Pages 653-670
Poetry and Rhetoric of Dissent in Turn-of-the-Century Chicago
Hester L. Furey
Pages 671-686
Women's Ways in War: The Poetry and Politics of the Woman's Peace Party, 1915-1917
Mark Van Wienen
Pages 687-714
Cultural Work and Class Politics: Rereading and RemakingProletarian Literature in the United States
Lawrence F. Hanley
Pages 715-732
Lyric Politics: The Poetry of Edwin Rolfe
Cary Nelson
Pages 733-770
The "Boom" Novel and the Cold War in Latin America
Neil Larsen
Pages 771-786
Filming Ghosts: French Cinema and the Algerian War
Leslie Hill
Pages 787-804
Contributors
Pages 805-807
Issue 4
Editor: Patrick O'Donnell
General Issue
From the Editor
Patrick O'Donnell
Pages 817-819
The Money Question at the Back of Everything: Clichés, Counterfeits, and Forgeries in Joyce's Eumaeus
Mark Osteen
Pages 821-844
The Energetics of Tarr: The Vortex-Machine Kreisler
Michael Wutz
Pages 845-872
Splitting the Différance: Beckett, Derrida and the Unnamable
Richard Begam
Pages 873-894
The Imaginary Universe of Umberto Eco: A Reading ofFoucault's Pendulum
JoAnn Cannon
Pages 895-910
The End of the End of History: Graham Swift's Waterland
John Schad
Pages 911-926
What Does It Mean to Work at Reading Narratives?
James Sosnoski and James Phelan
Pages 927-938
Recent Books on Modern Fiction
Pages 939-1007