Articles in this issue

• Reason in English Renaissance Humanism: Starkey, More, and Ascham
  Åke Bergvall, and [else], Vol. 3: 213-25

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• Shakespearean Tragedy: Its Christian Premises
  Roy Battenhouse, and [else], Vol. 3: 226-42

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• Was The Raigne of King Edward III a Compliment to Lord Hunsdon?
  Roger Prior, and [else], Vol. 3: 243-64

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• Faulkner and Racism
  Arthur F. Kinney, and [else], Vol. 3: 265-78

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• Antidrama—Metadrama—Artistic Program? Arthur Kopit's The Hero in Context
  Bernd Engler, and [else], Vol. 3: 279-90

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• Chivalry and Courtesy: A Comment on Richard McCoy, The Rites of Knighthood
  Thomas Kullmann, and [else], Vol. 3: 292-302

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• Shakespeare, Burgess, and Psalm 46: A Note in Reply to Paul Franssen
  William Harmon, and [else], Vol. 3: 303-04

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• Romance and the Didactic in the Eighteenth-Century Novel: An Elaboration upon Andrew Varney
  Brean S. Hammond, and [else], Vol. 3: 305-11

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• "But the poet ... never affirmeth": A Reply to Bernard Harrison
  Lothar Černý, and [else], Vol. 3: 312-17

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• "Strange Meeting" Yet Again
  Kenneth Muir, and [else], Vol. 3: 318-20

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