Table Of Content

Author Index, Volume 57.1-3 Braendlin, Bonnie. “Who Speaks (for) Autobiography?” Danahay, Martin. “Re-evaluating the Boundaries of Autobiography” Davenport, Randi. “Speaking Up, Talking Back: The Autobiographical Subject in the College Writing Classroom” Frontain, Raymond-Jean. “James Baldwin’s Giovanni’s Room and the Biblical Myth of David” TT Gaudio, Joanne. “‘So many parts of myselfe’: Increase 1:68-76 Mather, Minister or Politician?” Getz, Thomas H. “The Authority of Certain Acts: The 3:28-38 Lesson of Poetic Pragma” Goldschmidt, Mary. “Self-Disclosure or Self-Creation? 1:98-110 The Ethics of Using Autobiography in the Composition Classroom” Gregory, Marshall W. “Humanism’s Heat, Postmodernism’s Cool” Ho, Cynthia. “Communal and Individual Autobiography in Christine de Pizan’s Book of the City of Ladies” Iadonisi, Rick. “Bleeding History and Owning His [Father’s] Story: Maus and Collaborative Autobiography” “ee Lappas, Catherine. ““The way I heard it was. . .’: Myth, Memory, and Autobiography in Storyteller and The Woman Warrior” Ludacer, Kenneth. “The Heaven and Hell of More’s Utopia” Mayer, Elsie. “Re-evaluating the Boundaries of Autobiography” Mullane, James Thomas. “The Road to ‘I’dentity in Narratwe of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave” 80 Author Index, Volume 57.1-3 Braendlin, Bonnie. “Who Speaks (for) Autobiography?” Danahay, Martin. “Re-evaluating the Boundaries of Autobiography” Davenport, Randi. “Speaking Up, Talking Back: The Autobiographical Subject in the College Writing Classroom” Frontain, Raymond-Jean. “James Baldwin’s Giovanni’s Room and the Biblical Myth of David” TT Gaudio, Joanne. “‘So many parts of myselfe’: Increase 1:68-76 Mather, Minister or Politician?” Getz, Thomas H. “The Authority of Certain Acts: The 3:28-38 Lesson of Poetic Pragma” Goldschmidt, Mary. “Self-Disclosure or Self-Creation? 1:98-110 The Ethics of Using Autobiography in the Composition Classroom” Gregory, Marshall W. “Humanism’s Heat, Postmodernism’s Cool” Ho, Cynthia. “Communal and Individual Autobiography in Christine de Pizan’s Book of the City of Ladies” Iadonisi, Rick. “Bleeding History and Owning His [Father’s] Story: Maus and Collaborative Autobiography” “ee Lappas, Catherine. ““The way I heard it was. . .’: Myth, Memory, and Autobiography in Storyteller and The Woman Warrior” Ludacer, Kenneth. “The Heaven and Hell of More’s Utopia” Mayer, Elsie. “Re-evaluating the Boundaries of Autobiography” Mullane, James Thomas. “The Road to ‘I’dentity in Narratwe of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave” 80 O’Brien, Mari H. “Reading the Text, Writing the Self: Beauvoir’s and Sartre’s Intertextual Adventures in Androcentric Language” Oumarou, Chaibou Elhadji. “One Speaks, Another Writes: The Oral Autobiography of aH ausa Woman (1877-1951)” Powell, Deb. “‘Fruyt’ and ‘Chaf’ Revisited, or What’s Cooking in Chaucer’s Kitchen?” Raffel, Burton. “Metrical Dramaturgy in Shakespeare’s Earlier Plays” Roark, Chris. “Hamlet, Malcolm X, and the Examined 1:111-22 Education” Schur, Owen. “Desire in The Well-Beloved” 2:77-85 Shafer, Ronald G. “John Updike Talks About Writing, 3:1-8 His Life, and His Works: Part 1” Shafer, Ronald G. “John Updike Talks About Writing, 3:9-27 His Life, and His Works: Part 2” Tingley, Stephanie. “A ‘Ring of Pale Women’: Willa Nedeed 2:59-67 as Feminist Archivist and Historian in Gloria Naylor’s Linden Hills” Vander Weele, Michael. “‘Fruyt’ and ‘Chaf’ Revisited, or What’s Cooking in Chaucer’s Kitchen?” Weller, Philip. “The Denied Dream: Violence in Death of a Salesman”