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Adobe Acrobat Pro 9.5.2; modified using iTextSharp 4.1.6 by 1T3XTConnotations; A Journal for Critical Debate; Volume 23 (2013/2014) Number 1;
“Undressed— / today’s role dangles / from a metal hanger”: Figurativity and the Economy of Means in
Contemporary English Haiku
SVEN WAGNER 1
Poe’s Faltering Economies:
A Response to Hannes Bergthaller
DENNIS PAHL 16
Echoic Effects in Poe’s Poetic Double
Economy—of Memory: A Response to
Hannes Bergthaller and Dennis Pahl
WILLIAM E. ENGEL 26
Other RESPONSES
Keeping You Unnatural: Against the
Homogenization of Second Person Writing.
A Response to Joshua Parker
BRIAN RICHARDSON 49
The Influence of Narrative Tense
in Second Person Narration:
A Response to Joshua Parker
MATT DELCONTE 55
Studying Writing in Second Person:
A Response to Joshua Parker
JARMILA MILDORF 63
Gulliver as a Novelistic; Quixotic Character?
A Response to Aaron R. Hanlon
DAVID FISHELOV 79
Telling Differences:
Complicating; Challenging; and Expanding
Amit Marcus’s Discussion of Clones and Doubles
NICOLE A. DIEDERICH 96
Three “Homes” which Gerard Manley Hopkins
Enjoyed: A Counterbalance to Adrian Grafe’s
“Hopkins and Home”
JOSEPH J. FEENEY 110
Symbolism; Imagism; and Hermeneutic Anxiety:
A Response to Andrew Hay
NICHOLAS HALMI 127
“The Curious History of Imagism: Of Hulme;
Bergson; Worringer; and Imagism’s Readers.”
A Response to Andrew Hay
MARY ANN GILLIES 140
Beyond Authenticity of Voice:
A Response to Barbara Korte
MIRIAM NANDI 153
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