PMLA. Publications of the Modern Language Association of America 1993: Vol 108 Table of Contents

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Contents of Volume 108 (1993)
Authors and Titles
ASHER, LYELL (Univ. of Oregon). Petrarch at the Peak of Fame ... (Oct.) 1050
BAKER, HOUSTON A., JR. (Univ. of Pennsylvania). Presidential Address 1992. Local Pedagogy; or, How I
Redeemed My Spring Semester (May) 400
BIASIN, GIAN-PAOLO (Univ. of California, Berkeley). Italo Calvino iin Mexico: Food and Lovers, Tourists and
(Jan.) 72
BORROFF, MARIE (Y ale Univ.). Introduction. Cluster on the Poetic: From Euripides to Rich (Oct.) 1032
BREDBECK, GREGORY W. (Univ. of California, Riverside). B/O—Barthes’s Text/O’Hara’s Trick ; (Mar.) 268
BRENNER, RACHEL FELDHAY (Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison). In Search of Identity: The Israeli Arab Artist
in Anton Shammas’s Arabesques ... (May) 431
BROWNLOW, JEANNE P. (Mount Holyoke Coll.). Epochal Allegory in Galdés’ss Torquemad The Ur-Text and
(Mar.)
(Jan.)
DAVIE, SHARON (Univ. of Virginia). Free Mules, Talking Buzzards, and Cracked Plates: The Politics of
Dislocation in Their Eyes Were Watching God (May)
DERRIDA, JACQUES (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales). The Other Heading: Memories, Responses,
and Responsibilities (Jan.)
DOLAN, FRANCES E. (Miami Univ., Oxford) Taking the Pencil out of God's Hand. Art, Nature, ad the
Face-Painting Debate in Early Modern England (Mar.)
FOSTER, DENNIS A. (Southern Methodist Univ.). J. G. Ballard’s Empire of the Senses: Perversion and the Failere
of Authority (May)
FRAIMAN, SUSAN (Univ. of Virginia). The Mill on the Floss, the Critics, and the Biidungereman . ." (Jan.) 136
FRIEDMAN, ELLEN G. (Trenton State Coll.). Where Are the Missing Contents? (Post)Modernism, Gender, ond
(Mar.) 240
GOEBEL, ROLF J. (Univ. of Alabama, Huntsville). Constructing Chinese History: Kafka’s and Dittmar’ s
Orientalist Discourse... . . . (Jan.) 59
GOLDBERG, HARRIET (Villanova Univ. ). The Judeo-Spanish Proverb and Its Narrative Context . (Jan.) 106
GRAY, RICHARD T. (Univ. of Washington). The Dialectic of “Enscentment”: Patrick Siiskind’s Das Parfum as
Critical History of Enlightenment Culture (May) 489
GUSTAFSON, SUSAN E. (Univ. of Rochester). Beautiful Statues, Beautiful Men: The Abjection of Feminine
Imagination in Lessing’s Laokoon (Oct.) 1083
HERZEL, ROGER W. (Indiana Univ., Bloomington). Racine, Laurent, and the Palais a Volonté . ; (Oct.) 1064
HOFFMANN, GEORGE (Brown Univ.). The Montaigne Monopoly: Revising the Essais under the French Privilege
System aes (Mar.) 308
HUME, KATHRYN (Penn State Univ.). Ishmael Reed and the Problematics of Control ; (May) 506
JONES, MARK (Queen’s Univ.). Double Economics: Ambivalence in Wordsworth’s Pastoral (Oct.) 1098
KAHN, COPPELIA. See PETREY, SANDY, and COPPELIA KAHN.
KASTELY, JAMES L. (Univ. of Hawaii, Manoa). Violence and Rhetoric in Euripides’s Hecuba (Oct.) 1036
LECKER, ROBERT (McGill Univ.). “A Quest for the Peaceable Kingdom”: The Narrative in Northrop Frye’s
Conclusion to the Literary History of Canada (Mar.) 283
LONDON, BETTE (Univ. of Rochester). Mary Shelley, Frankenstein, and the Spectacle of Masculinity . (Mar.) 253
MARREN, SUSAN M. (Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor). Between Slavery and Freedom: The Tranagrestive Self in
Olaudah Equiano’s Autobiography
Contents of Volume 108 (1993)
NADEL, ALAN (Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst.). God’s Law and the Wide Screen: The Ten Commandments as Cold
War “Epic”
NEAR, MICHAEL R. (Occidental Coll.). Anticipating Alienation: Beowulf and the Intrusion of Literacy
PETREY, SANDY (State Univ. of New York, Stony Brook), and COPPELIA KAHN (Brown Uniy.). Introduction.
Figuring Gender: Two Views
RABINOWITZ, PETERJ . (Hamilton Coll.). Introduction. Readings of Narrative, 1937-87: Beyond Orthodoxy
RAMAZANI, JAHAN (Univ. of Virginia). “Daddy, I Have Had to Kill You”: Plath, Rage, and the Modern
RAMAZANI, VAHEED K. (Tulane Univ.). Historical Cliché: Irony and tne Sublime in L’éducation sentimeniale
REISS, TIMOTHY J. (New York Univ.). Introduction. Literature and the Idea of Europe
RICH, ADRIENNE. The Hermit’s Scream
RYAN, JUDITH (Harvard Univ.). More Seductive Than Phryne: Baudelaire, Géréme, Rilke, and the Problem
of Autonomous Art
WASSERMAN, RENATA R. MAUTNER (Wayne State Univ.). Mario Vargas Llosa, Euclides da Cunha, and the
Strategy of Intertextuality
WILLIAMS, ANNE (Univ. of Georgia). An I for an Eye: “Spectral Persecution” in The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
WYATT, JEAN (Occidental Coll.). Giving Body to the Word: The Maternal Symbolic in Toni Morrison’s Beloved. . .
Miscellaneous
Association Statistics
Committees and Commissions
A Concise Guide to Activities and Services
Delegate Assembly Bylaws
Department Administrators
Four-Year Colleges and Universities
Two-Year Colleges
Directory of Useful Addresses
Distribution of Members
Divisions and Discussion Groups
Editor’s Note or Column
Ethnic Studies Programs
Fellowships and Grants
Governance Structure: Officers, Executive Council, Delegate Assembiy . . . .
Honorary Fellows
Honorary Members
Humanities Research Centers
Procedures for Organizing Meetings at the :
Professional Notes and Comment . q . 3 $78, (Dir.) (Oct.)
Report of the Executive Director (May) 550
Reports of the Regional Modern Language Associations (Dir.) 913
Women’s Studies Programs (Dir.) 905