Articles in this issue

• Pivots, Reversals, and Things in the Aesthetic Economy of Howells's The Rise of Silas Lapham
  Neil Browne, and [else], Vol. 15: 1-16

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• Unscrambling Surprises
  Arthur F. Kinney, and [else], Vol. 15: 17-29

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• Vladimir Nabokov and the Surprise of Poetry: Reading the Critical Reception of Nabokovs Poetry and "The Poem" and "Restoration"
  Paul D. Morris, and [else], Vol. 15: 30-57

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• Perversions and Reversals of Childhood and Old Age in J. M. Coetzee's Age of Iron
  Christiane Bimberg, and [else], Vol. 15: 58-91

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• On Cheney on Spenser's Ariosto
  Lawrence F. Rhu, and [else], Vol. 15: 91-96

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• Shakespeare's Country Opposition: Titus Andronicus in the Early Eighteenth Century
  Andreas K. Müller, and [else], Vol. 15: 97-126

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• The Tempest in the Trivium
  Dan Harder, and [else], Vol. 15: 127-30

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• P. G. Wodehouse Linguist?¹⁾
  Barbara C. Bowen, and [else], Vol. 15: 131-42

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• The American Carnival of The Great Gatsby
  Philip McGowan, and [else], Vol. 15: 143-58

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• Bakhtin and History: A Response to Winifred Bevilacqua
  Michael Tratner, and [else], Vol. 15: 159-66

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• A Modest Letter in Response to The Great Gatsby, Bakhtin's Carnival, and Professor Bevilacqua
  Tony Magistrale, and [else], Vol. 15: 167-70

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• Waugh's Conrad and Victorian Gothic: A Reply to Martin Stannard and John Howard Wilson
  Edward Lobb, and [else], Vol. 15: 171-76

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• How to Listen to Mamet: A Response to Maurice Charney
  Douglas Bruster, and [else], Vol. 15: 177-85

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• Stylistic Self-Consciousness Versus Parody in David Mamet: A Response to Maurice Charney
  Verna A. Foster, and [else], Vol. 15: 186-94

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• Mamet's Self-Parody: A Response to Maurice Charney
  David Mason, and [else], Vol. 15: 186-94

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• Anti-novel as Ethics: Lindsey Collen's The Rape of Sita²⁾
  Eileen Williams-Wanquet, and [else], Vol. 15: 200-14

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• "OOOO that Eliot-Joycean Rag"⁴⁾: A Fantasia³⁾ upon Reading English Music
  Susan Ang, and [else], Vol. 15: 215-42

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