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• Abbott, H. Porter. "A Poetics of Radical Displacement: Samuel Beckett Coming up to Seventy."
  Texas Studies in Literature and Language (Spring 1975), 17(1): 236.

• Abbott, Scott. "`Des Dastehns grosser Anfangsbuchstab': Standing and Being in Rilke's Fifth Elegy." German Quarterly (Summer 1987), 60(3): 435, 445n6.

• Abraham, David. "Big Business, Nazis and German Politics at the End of Weimar." Review of Henry Ashby Turner's German Big Business and the Rise of Hitler. European History Quarterly (April 1987), 17(2): 244-245n31.

• Abrams, M.H. "Construing and Deconstructing." In Morris Eaves and Michael Fischer, eds., Romanticism and Contemporary Criticism, p. 128. Ithaca and London: Cornell University Press, 1986.

• Abrams, M.H. Doing Things with Texts: Essays in Criticism and Critical Theory, p. 298. New York: Norton, 1989.

• Abrams, M.H. Natural Supernaturalism: Tradition and Revolution in Romantic Literature, pp. 390, 526n36. New York: Norton, 1971.

• Ackland, Michael. "Charles Harpur's `The Bush Fire' and `A Storm in the Mountains': Sublimity, Cognition and Faith." Southerly (December 1983), 43(4): 472-473.

• _____."Cognitive Man and Divinity in the Short Descriptive Verse of Charles Harpur." Southern Review (Adelaide) (1983), 16(3): 403n11.

• _____."Innocence at Risk: Charles Harpur's Adaptation of a Romantic Archetype to the Australian Landscape." AUMLA (May 1988), 69: 258n9.

• Adamowski, T.H. "The Disenchantment of the Word." Queen's Quarterly (Autumn 1981), 88(3): 442, 455-456.

• _____."Intimacy and Distance: Sexuality and Orality in Sons and Lovers." Mosaic (1980), 13(2): 88n10.

• Adams, Hazard. "Contemporary Ideas of Literature: Terrible Beauty or Rough Beast?" In Murray Krieger and L.S. Dembo, eds., Directions for Criticism: Structuralism and Its Alternatives, pp. 55n1 , 74. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1977.

• Adams, Hazard and Leroy Searle. "Geoffrey H. Hartman." In Hazard Adams and Leroy Searle, eds., Critical Theory Since 1965, pp. 344-345. Tallahassee: University Pr esses of Florida/Florida State University press, 1986.

• Adams, Vicki Millard. "The Concept of the Reader in Post World War II Anglo-American and French Criticism." Ph.D. Dissertation, Indiana University, 1980. Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International ( June 1981), 41(12A):5096-A.

• Adelson, Leslie A. "There's No Place Like Home: Jeannette Lander and Ronnith Neumann's Utopian Quests for Jewish Identity in the Contemporary German Context." New German Critique (Spring-Summer 113n2.

• Ahlstrom, Sydney E. "The Romantic Religious Revolution and the Dilemmas of Religious History." Church History (June 1977), 46(2): 161.

• Aichele, George. "The Rabbis and the Post-Structuralists." Review of Geoffrey Hartman and Sanford Budick, ed., Midrash and Literature. Cross Currents (Winter 1987-88), 37(4): 486-488.

• Aiken, Susan Hardy. "The Uses of Duplicity: Isak Dinesen and Questions of Feminist Criticism."
  Scandinavian Studies (Autumn 1985), 57(4): 405-406, 411n16.

• Aizenberg, Edna. "Borges and the Hebraism of Contemporary Literary Theory." In Edna Aizenberg, ed., Borges and His Successors: The Borgesian Impact on Literature and the Arts, pp. 249, 250, 253 -255, 259, 260, 261, 262. Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 1990.

• _____."Introduction." In Edna Aizenberg, ed., Borges and His Successors: The Borgesian Impact on Literature and the Arts, p. 14. Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 1990.

• Albrecht, W.P. "To Autumn." (Letter) PMLA (January 1981), 96(1): 104.

• _____."Tragedy and Wordsworth's Sublime." Wordsworth Circle (Winter 1977), 8(1): 94n7.

• Alexander, Meena. "Dorothy Wordsworth: The Grounds of Writing." Women's Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal (1988), 14(3): 206, 210n20.

• Allen, James Smith. "History and the Novel: Mentalité in Modern Popular Fiction."
  History and Theory (1983), 22(3): 240n29, 242n36, 243, 244, 244n49,

• _____."Toward a History of Reading in Modern France, 1800-1940." French Historical Studies (Fall 1987), 15(2): 285n56.

• Allen, Roger. "The Novella in Arabic: A Study of Fictional Genres." International Journal of Middle East Studies (November 1986), 18(4): 474, 482n9.

• Almeida, Hermione de. "Byron, Joyce, and the Modern Epic." South Atlantic Quarterly (Autumn 1983), 82(4): 402n8.

• Alonso, Carlos J. "Julio Cortázar: The Death of the Author." Revista de Estudios Hispánicos (May 1987), 21(2): 70n4, 71.

• Alpers, Paul. "Convening and Convention in Pastoral Poetry." New Literary History (Winter 1983), 14(2): 301, 304n40.

• Alter, Robert. "Old Rabbis, New Critics." Review of Geoffrey Hartman and Sanford Budick, ed., Midrash and Literature. New Republic (January 5, 1987), 196(1): 27 -33.

• _____."Outside the Academy." Review of Patrick Parrinder, Authors and Authority: English and American Criticism 1750-1990, and René Wellek, A History of Modern Criticism 1750-1950. Vol. VII: German, Rusian and Ea stern European Criticism, 1900-1950. London Review of Books (February 13, 1992), 14(3): 15.

• _____.The World of Biblical Literature, p. 199. New York: Basic Books, 1992.

• Altieri, Charles. "The Qualities of Action: A Theory of Middles in Literature." Boundary 2 (Winter 1977), 5(2): 346n1.

• Andersen, Lars Erslev and Hans Hauge, eds., Tekst og Trope: Dekonstruktion i Amerika. Aarhus: Modtryk, 1988.

• Andermatt-Conley, Verena. "A Doll's Story." New Literary History (Autumn 1977), 9(1): 187n2.

• Anderson, Perry. English Questions, p. 243. London: Verso, 1992.

• Anderson, Perry. "Apocalyptic Imagination." Review of Geoffrey Hartman's Wordsworth's Poetry 1787- 1814. TLS [Times Literary Supplement] (April 29, 1965), 3296: 332.

• Aquila, Richard E. "The Cartesian and a Certain `Poetic' Notion of Consciousness." Journal of the History of Ideas (October-December 1988), 49(4): 557n45.

• Arac, Jonathan. "Afterword." In Jonathan Arac, Wallace Martin, and Wlad Godzich, eds., The Yale Critics, pp. 190197. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1983.

• _____."Arnoldian Prophecy: Making Critical History." Boundary 2 (Spring-Fall 1984), 12(3) & 13(1): 143, 144145, 154n6.

• _____."Bounding Lines: The Prelude and Critical Revision." Boundary 2 (Spring 1979), 7(3): 41, 46n15, 47n25.

• _____."The Impasse of American New Literary History." In his Critical Genealogies: Historical Situations for Postmodern Literary Studies, pp. 11-56. New York: Columbia University Press, 1987.

• _____."The Politics of The Scarlet Letter." In Sacvan Bercovitch and Myra Jehlen, eds., Ideology and Classic American Literature, pp. 249-250, 263nn5, 6. Cambridge: Cambr idge University Press, 1986.

• Archer, John. "Authority in Shelley." Studies in Romanticism (Summer 1987), 26(2): 261

• Arensberg, Mary and Sara E. Schyfter. "Hairoglphics in Faulkner's `A Rose for Emily': Reading the Primal Trace." Boundary 2 (Fall 1986-Winter 1987), 15(1-2): 123, 125, 133n2 .

• Argyros, Alexander J. A Blessed Rage for Order: Deconstruction, Evolution, and Chaos, pp. 23, 25, 49, 202, 204, 359. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1991.

• _____."Learning from the Stock Market: Literature as Cultural Investment." Mosaic (Canada) (Summer 1989), 22(3): 113, 116.

• Argyros, Alexander J. and Jerry Aline Flieger. "Hartman's Contagious Orbit: Reassessing Aesthetic Criticism." Diacritics (Spring 1987), 17(1): 52-69. Review of Geoffrey Hartman's Criticism in the Wilderness, Deconstruction and Criticism, Psychoanalysis and the Question of the Text, and Saving the Text.

• Arkans, Norman. "Hardy's Poetic Landscapes." Colby Library Quarterly (March 1979), 15(1): 29.

• Arthur, Marylin B. "Classics and Psychoanalysis." Classical Journal (October- November 1977), 73(1): 58.

• Ash, Beth Sharon. "Jewish Hermeneutics and Contemporary Theories of Textuality: Hartman, Bloom, and Derrida." Review of Geoffrey Hartman and Sanford Budick, eds., Midrash and Literature. Modern Phi lology (August 1987), 85(1): 65-80.

• Asp, Carolyn. "Marvell's Nymph: Unravished Bride of Quiteness." Papers on Language and Literature (Fall 1978), 14(4): 396n4.

• Assmann, Aleida and Anselm Haverkamp, eds., Stimme, Figur: Kritik und Restitution in der Literaturwissenschaft. Deutsche Vierteljahrsschrift für Literaturwissenschaft und Geistesgeschichte, Sonderh [Supplement], 68. Stuttgart: Metzler, 1994.
       Festschrift for Geoffrey H. Hartman.

• Atkins, G. Douglas. "A(fter) D(econctruction): The Relations of Literature and Religion in the Wake of Deconstruction." Studies in the Literary Imagination (Spring 1985), 18(1): 91.

• _____."Afterword: On the Critical Character: Reading and Writing in the Post-Structural Age." New Orleans Review (Winter 1988), 15(4): 82, 83.

• _____."`Count It All Joy': The Affirmative Nature of Deconstruction." University of Hartford Studies in Literature (1984), 16(1): 120, 121, 122, 123, 127nn2, 8, 9.

• _____."Dehellenizing Literary Criticism." College English (March 1980), 41(7): 769-779. Reprinted in a slightly revised form in his Reading Deconstruction/Deconstructive Reading, pp . 34-48. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 1983.

• _____."Geoffrey H. Hartman." In Gregory S. Jay, ed., Modern American Critics Since 1955, pp. 134-150. Dictionary of Literary Biography, 67. Detroit, Michigan: Gale Research, A Bruccoli Layman Bo ok, 1988.

• _____.Geoffrey Hartman: Criticism as Answerable Style. Critics of the Twentieth Century. London & New York: Routledge: 1990.

• _____."In Other Words: Gardening for Love--The Work of the Essayist." Kenyon Review (Winter 1991), 13(1): 62-63, 69.

• _____."Interpretation and Meaning in A Tale of a Tub." Essays in Literature (Fall 1981), 8(2): 238n3.

• _____."A Matter of Difference: Deconstruction and Eighteenth-Century Studies." Eighteenth Century: Theory and Interpretation (Fall 1987), 28(3): 268, 269n4.

• _____."Partial Stories: Hebraic and Christian Thinking in the Wake of Deconstruction." Notre Dame English Journal (Summer 1983), 15(3): 13, 20n21.

• _____."Pope's Poetry and the Reader's Responsibilities." College Literature (Spring 1982), 9(2): 85, 93, 95nn13, 14, 96nn36-40.

• _____."Reader-Responsibility Criticism: The Recent Work of Geoffrey Hartman." In his Reading Deconstruction/Deconstructive Reading, pp. 49-63. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 1983.

• Averill, James H. Review of Lawrence Lipking, ed., High Romantic Argument: Essays for M.H. Abrams. Studies in Romanticism (Winter 1983), 22(4): 632.

• _____."Suffering and Calm in Wordsworth's Early Poetry." PMLA (January 1976), 91(1): 233n9.

• Avni, Abraham. "Wordsworth and Ecclesiastes--A `Skeptical' Affinity." Research Studies (March 1981), 49(1): 66, 68-69n8.

• Bahti, Timothy. "Ambiguity and Indeterminacy: The Juncture." Comparative Literature (Summer 1986), 38(3): 209-223.

• _____."Dialectic and Negativity: Readings in the Rhetoric of Romanticism." Ph.D. Dissertation, Yale University, 1980. Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (May 1981), 41(11A):4703-A.

• _____."Figures of Interpretation, The Interpretation of Figures: A Reading of Wordsworth's `Dream of the Arab'." Studies in Romanticism (Winter 1979), 18(4): 601-606, 616n33, 624n46, 625.

• Baldick, Chris. "Deconstruction." In The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Literary Terms, p. 52. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1991.

• Baldo, Jonathan. "A Semiotic Approach to Prospection in Shelley." Semiotica (1987), 64(3-4): 281, 295.

• Balfour, Ian. Review of Geoffrey Hartman and Sanford Budick, eds., Midrash and Literature.
  Comparative Literature Studies (March 1990), 27(3): 255-258.

• Bannet, Eve Tavor. Structuralism and the Logic of Dissent: Barthes, Derrida, Foucault, Lacan, pp. 229, 283. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1989.

• Bargad, Warren. "The Poetics of Allusion and the Hebrew Literary Tradition." Judaism (Fall 1977), 26(4): 481n1.

• Barney, Richard A. "Paul de Man and the Legacy of Suspicion." In Joseph Natoli, ed., Literary Theory's Future, pp. 93, 112n25. Urbana and Chicago: University of Illinois Pr ess, 1989.

• Baron, Michael. "Speaking and Writing: Wordsworth's `Fit Audience'." English (Autumn 1983), 32(144): 230.

• Bartlett, Brian. "`Inscrutable Workmanship': Music and Metaphors in The Prelude and The Excursion." Wordsworth Circle (Summer 1986), 17(3): 178, 180n12.

• Barzilai, Shuli and Morton Bloomfield. "New Criticism and Deconstructive Criticism, or What's New?" New Literary History (Autumn 1986), 18(1): 174, 189n2.

• Bate, Jonathan. "Wordsworth and the Naming of Places." Essays in Criticism (July 1989), 39(3): 200-201, 214n7.

• Bauman, Zygmunt. "Philosophical Affinities of Postmodern Sociology." Sociological Review (August 1990), 38(3): 443n14.

• Baumlin, James S. and Tita French Baumlin. "Psyche/Logos: Mapping the Terrains of Mind and Rhetoric." College English (March 1989), 51(3): 245, 260.

• Baumlin, Tita French. "The Birth of the Bard: Venus and Adonis and Poetic Apotheosis." Papers on Language and Literature (Spring 1990), 26(2): 210.

• Bazerman, Charles. "What Written Knowledge Does." Philosophy of the Social Sciences (1981), 11: 364, 373377.

• Beaugrande, Robert De. "Toward the Empirical Study of Literature: A Synoptic Sketch of a New `Society'." Poetics (April 1989), 18(1-2): 27.

• Bedford, R.D. "Similes of Unlikeness in Paradise Lost." Essays in Criticism (April 1975), 25(2): 189, 195n12.

• Beeker, Jon. "Symbolism of Ternary Structures in Paul Valéry's Charmes." Kentucky Romance Quarterly (1977), 24(4): 448n3.

• Beer, John. "Coleridge and Wordsworth on Reflection." Wordsworth Circle (Winter 1989), 20(1): 26, 29n19.

• Bell, Michael J. "`No Borders to the Ballad Maker's Art': Francis James Child and the Politics of the People." Western Folklore (October 1988), 47(4): 302n14.

• Bell-Villada, Gene H. "Criticism and the State (Political and Otherwise) of the Americas." In Gerald Graff and Reginald Gibbons, eds., Criticism in the University, pp. 129, 143n4. TriQuar terly Series on Criticism and Culture, No. 1. Evanston: Northwestern University Press, 1985.

• Bellas, Ralph A. Review of Geoffrey Hartman, ed., Hopkins: A Collection of Critical Essays. Thought (Spring 1967), 42(164): 131-132.

• Bellamy, Elizabeth J. "The Vocative and the Vocational: The Unreadability of Elizabeth in The Faerie Queene." ELH (Spring 1987), 54(1): 12, 20, 25n4, 27n19, 28nn20, 23, 2 9nn26, 28, 29, 30n36.

• Ben-Amos, Dan. "Jewish Folklore Studies." Modern Judaism (February 1991), 11(1): 23, 56.

• Bender, Eileen T. "The Woman Who Came to Dinner: Dining and Divining a Feminst `Aesthetic'." Women's Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal (1986), 12: 316, 333n3.

• Ben-Ehphraim, Gavriel. "The Imagination and its Vicissitudes in Great Expectations." Hebrew University Studies in Literature and the Arts (Spring 1985), 13(1): 45.

• Bennett, Andrew J. "Enticing Conclusion: John Keats's `Ode on a Grecian Urn'." Word & Image (OctoberDecember 1989) 5(4): 310n31.

• Bennett, James R. "National Power and Objectivity in the Classroom." College English (December 1989), 51(8): 810, 821.

• Bennington, Geoffrey. "Deconstruction and the Philosophers (The Very Idea)." Oxford Literary Review (1988), 10(1-2): 117n8, 121n26.

• _____.Review of Geoffrey Hartman's Saving the Text. French Studies (July 1982), 36(3): 365-366.

• Benstock, Shari. "At the Margin of Discourse: Footnotes in the Fictional Text." PMLA (March 1983), 98(2): 220n2, 225.

• Berg, Temma F. " La Carte Postale: Reading (Derrida) Reading." Criticism (Summer 1986), 28(3): 323, 338n1, 340n12.

• Berg, Temma F. "Reading In/to Mark." Semeia (1989), 48: 205.

• Berger, Harry. "Biography as Interpretation, Interpretation as Biography." College English (November 1966), 28(2): 116.

• _____."Bodies and Texts." Representations (Winter 1987), 17: 157, 166n14.

• _____."Text Against Performance in Shakespeare: The Example of Macbeth." Genre (Spring & Summer 1982), 15(1 & 2): 52, 78n7.

• Bergonzi, Bernard. Exploding English: Criticism, Theory, Culture, pp. 133-134, 139, 233. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1990.

• _____.Gerard Manley Hopkins, pp. 176, 179, 193. New York: Macmillan, 1977.

• _____."A Strange Disturbing World: The Conflicts in Criticism." Encounter (June-July 1982), 58(6) & 59(1): 62.

• Berlin, Adele. Review of Geoffrey Hartman and Sanford Budick, eds., Midrash and Literature. Journal of the American Oriental Society (July- September 1987), 107(3): 548-549.

• Berman, Art. From the New Criticism to Deconstruction: The Reception of Structuralism and Poststructuralism, pp. 5, 119, 134, 161, 190, 229, 251, 253-266, 272, 275, 280, 285, 294, 311. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1988.

• Berman, Jeffrey. Narcissism and the Novel, pp. 42, 45. New York: New York University Press, 1990.

• Bernhardt-Kabisch, Ernest. "The Stone and the Shell: Wordsworth, Cataclysm, and the Myth of the Glaucus." Studies in Romanticism (Winter 1984), 23(4): 471n30, 473n33.

• _____."Wordsworth and the Simplon Revisited." Wordsworth Circle (Autumn 1979), 10(4): 384n8.

• Bernbaum Ernest and Frank Jordan. "The Romantic Movement." In Frank Jordan, ed., The English Romantic Poets: A Review of Research and Criticism, pp. 21, 32, 55-56. 3rd, rev. ed. New York: MLA, 1972.

• Bernbaum Ernest, James V. Logan, Jr., and Ford T. Swetnam, Jr. "Wordsworth." In Frank Jordan, ed., The English Romantic Poets: A Review of Research and Criticism, pp. 94-96, 100, 107, 108, 115, 118, 121, 122, 123, 124, 127, 129, 130, 134. 3rd, rev. ed. New York: MLA, 1972.

• Bernheimer, Charles. "Strucuralist Plots and Counterplots." Boundary 2 (Spring 1976), 4(3): 982, 984nn13, 14.

• Bernstein, Gene M. "Lévi-Strauss's Totemism and Wordsworth's Lyrical Ballads." Studies in Romanticism (Fall 1979), 18(3): 383n1, 3 85, 388, 395, 398, 400.

• _____."The Mediated Vision: Eliade, Lévi-Strauss, and Romantic Mythopoesis." In Marjorie W. McCune, Tucker Orbison and Philip M. Withim, eds., The Binding of Proteus: Perspectives on Myth and the Literary Process, pp. 158-161. Lewisburg: Bucknell University Press; London: Associated University Presses, 1980.

• _____."A Structuralist Reading of `Anecdote for Fathers' and `We are Seven'." Wordsworth Circle (Autumn 1979), 10(4): 340, 343nn1, 5.

• Bersani, Leo. A Future for Astyanax: Character and Desire in Literature, p. x. Boston: Little, Brown, 1976.

• Bessière, Jean. "Dire la mimesis aujourd'hui." Neohelicon (1986), 13(2): 77n29.

• Bewell, Alan J. "The Political Implication of Keats's Classicist Aesthetics." Studies in Romanticism (Summer 1986), 25(2): 220.

• _____."A `Word Scarce Said': Hysteria and Witchcraft in Wordsworth's `Experimental' Poetry of 1797-1798." ELH (Summer 1986), 53(2): 390n53.

• Bialostosky, Don H. "Narrative Irony and the Pleasure Principle in `Anecdote for Fathers' and `We Are Seven'." JEGP (April 1982), 81(2): 238n16.

• _____."On First Looking into Norton's Wordsworth." CEA Critic (Spring 1990), 52(3): 55, 56, 60.

• _____."Wordsworth, New Literary Histories, and the Constitution of Literature." In Kenneth R. Johnston, Gilbert Chaitin, Karen Hanson and Herbert Marks, eds., Romantic Revolutions: Criticism and Theory, p. 414. Bloo mington & Indianapolis: Indiana University Press, 1990.

• _____."Wordsworth's Dialogic Art." Wordsworth Circle (Summer 1989), 20(3): 141, 142, 147.

• Bidney, Martin. "Diminishing Epiphanies of Odin: Carlyle's Reveries of Primal Fire." Modern Language Quarterly (March 1983), 44(1): 63-64.

• Bidney, Martin. "Radiant Geometry in Wordsworthian Epiphanies." Wordsworth Circle (Summer 1985), 16(3): 114, 119n1.

• _____."Solomon and Pharaoh's Daughter: Blake's Response to Wordsworth's Prospectus to The Recluse." JEGP (October 1986), 85(4): 533n5.

• Birdsall, Eric R. "Nature and Society in Descriptive Sketches." Modern Philology (August 1986), 84(1): 39-41.

• Birdsall, Eric R. "Wordsworth Scholarship: An Annual Register." Wordsworth Circle (Summer 1975), 6(3): 196.

• Birdsall, Eric R. "Wordsworth Scholarship: An Annual Register." Wordsworth Circle (Summer 1976), 7(3): 189.

• Birdsall, Eric R. "Wordsworth Scholarship: An Annual Register." Wordsworth Circle (Summer 1978), 9(3): 237.

• Birkett, Mary Ellen. " Pictura, Poesis and Landscape." Stanford French Review (Fall 1978), 2(2): 245n24.

• Bishop, Lloyd. "`Le Lac' as Exemplar of the Greater Romantic Lyric." Romance Quarterly (November 1987), 34(4): 412, 413nn13, 14.

• Bisztray, George. "The Historical Perspective of Contemporary Literary Scholarship." Neohelicon (1985), 12(2): 97n1.

• Bivona, Daniel. "Disraeli's Political Trilogy and the Antinomic Structure of Imperial Desire." Novel (Spring 1989), 22(3): 309.

• Black, Joel D. "Levana: Levitation in Jean Paul and Thomas De Quincey." Comparative Literature (Winter 1980), 32(1): 59n35.

• Blake, Kathleen. "Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Wordsworth: The Romantic Poet as a Woman." Victorian Poetry (Winter 1986), 24(4): 393n6.

• Blakemore, Steven. "Strange Tongues: Cooper's Fiction of Language in The Last of the Mohicans." Early American Literature (Spring 1984), 19(1): 40n8, 41.

• Blanchard, Marc Eli. "The Future of Deconstruction." Review of Geoffrey Hartman's Saving the Text. Semiotica (1984), 50(3-4): 301-315.

• Blodgett, E.D. "Cold Pastorals: A Prolegomenon." Canadian Review of Comparative Literature/Revue Canadienne de Litterature Comparée (Spring 1979), 6: 170-171n16.

• Blondel, Jacques. Review of Geoffrey Hartman's The Fate of Reading and Other Essays. Etudes Anglaises (January-March 1978), 31(1): 70-71.

• Bloom, Edward, ed. "Hermeneutic Hesitation: A Dialogue between Geoffrey Hartman and Julian Moynahan." Novel (Winter 1979), 12(2): 101-112.

• Bloom, Harold. "Geoffrey Hartman." In Harold Bloom, ed., The Art of the Critic: Literary Theory and Criticism from the Greeks to the Present, pp. 541-542. New York & Philadelpha: Chelsea Ho use, 1990.

• _____."Poetic Crossing, II: American Stances." Georgia Review (Winter 1976), 30(4): 787-788.

• _____."Poetic Crossing: Rhetoric and Psychology." Georgia Review (Fall 1976), 30(3): 503-506, 520.

• _____.Poetics of Influence, pp. 33, 141, 150, 151, 153, 250, 252. Edited by John Hollander. New Haven: Schwab, 1988.

• _____.Wallace Stevens: The Poems of Our Climate, pp. 17, 19, 382, 383, 384, 385, 386, 402. Ithaca and London: Cornell University Press, 1977.

• _____.Yeats, pp. 8, 10, 472nn3, 4. London: Oxford University Press, 1970.

• Bloom, Peter, "A Return to Berlioz's Retour à la vie." Musical Quarterly (July 1978), 64(3): 380.

• Boegeman, Margaret Byrd. "Lives and Literacy: Autobiography in Freshman Composition." College English (February 1980), 41(6): 664.

• Bogel, Fredric V. "Dulness Unbound: Rhetoric and Pope's Dunciad." PMLA (October 1982), 97(5): 845, 854.

• Böhler, Michael. Review of Geoffrey Hartman's The Fate of Reading. Arcadia (1977), 12(2): 169-172. In German.

• Bonney, William W. "Torpor and Tropology in Tennyson's `Merlin and Vivien'." Victorian Poetry (Winter 1985), 23(4): 361.

• "Books of Interest." Review of Geoffrey Hartman's The Fate of Reading. Milton Quarterly (December 1976), 10(4): 129-130.

• Booth, Wayne C. Critical Understanding: The Powers and Limits of Pluralism, pp. 367-368n18. Chicago and London: University of Chicago Press, 1979.

• _____."`Preserving the Exemplar': or, How Not to Dig Our Own Graves." Critical Inquiry (Spring 1977), 3(3): 415n14, 416n22, 419.

• Borklund, Elmer. "Hartman, Geoffrey H." In his Contemporary Literary Critics, 2d ed., pp. 262-268. London: Macmillan, 1982.

• Bornstein, George. "Beyond Modernism." Review of Geoffrey Hartman's Beyond Formalism. Michigan Quarterly Review (Summer 1973), 12(3): 278-284.

• Bosch, James Vanden. "Moral Criticism: Promises and Prospects." In Clarence Walhout and Leland Ryken, eds., Contemporary Literary Theory: A Christian Appraisal, p. 25. Grand Rapids, Michigan: Eerdmans, 1991.

• Boulgher, James D. "The Numinous in Poetry." Thought (June 1979), 54(213): 144n3, 152n13, 154, 160.

• Bové, Paul A. "The Ineluctability of Difference: Scientific Pluralism and the Critical Intelligence." Boundary 2 (Fall-Winter 1982-83), 11(1-2): 173, 176n28. Reprinted as "The Ineluctability of Difference." In Jonathan Arac, ed., Postmodernism and Politics, pp. 23, 25n30. Theory and History of Literature, 28. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1986.

• _____."Mendacious Innocents, or, The Modern Genealogist as Conscientious Intellectual: Nietzsche, Foucault, Said." Boundary 2 (Spring 1981), 9(3) & (Fall 1981), 10(1): 360, 387.

• Bowen, Barbara E. "The Sea Resists: Midrash and the (Psycho)Dynamics of Intertextuality." Poetics Today (Winter 1989), 10(4): 662-663, 676.

• _____."Untroubled Voice: Call-and-Response in Cane." Black American Literature Forum (Spring 1982), 16(1): 12, 18n4. Reprinted in Henry Louis Gates, Jr., ed., Black Literature and Literary Theory, pp. 188, 202n4. New York and London: Routledge, 1984.

• Boyarin, Daniel. "Inner Biblical Ambiguity, Intertextuality and the Dialectic of Midrash: The Waters of Marah." Prooftexts (January 1990), 10(1): 44-45, 48n34.

• _____."Voices in the Text: Midrash and the Inner Tension of Biblical Literature." Revue Biblique (October 1986), 93(4): 589-590.

• Boyle, James. "The Politics of Reason: Critical Legal Theory and Local Social Thought." University of Pennsylvania Law Review (April 1985), 133(4): 707n73.

• Bracher, Mark. "Ideology and Audience Response to Death in Keats's `To Autumn'." Studies in Romanticism (Winter 1990), 29(4): 633.

• Bradbury, Malcolm. "Parody." Amerikastudien/American Studies (1985), 30(2): 222n7.

• Brady, Kristin. "Continuity and Indeterminacy in Hawthorne's Unfinished Romances." English Studies in Canada (September 1985), 11(3): 333n50

• Brand, Dana. "Milton's Presence in Wordsworth's London: A Discussion of the Structure of Book VII of The Prelude." CEA Critic (Summer 1986), 48(4) & (Fall < !-- YR-->1986), 49(1): 72, 75n4.

• Breslin, James E.B. From Modern to Contemporary American Poetry 1945-1965, pp. 256-257, 259. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1984.

• Briggs, Ward W., Jr. "Housman and Polar Errors." American Journal of Philology (Fall 1983), 104: 268

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• Eagleton, Terry. Literary Theory: An Introduction, pp. 145, 184. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1983.

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• Fekete, John. The Critical Twilight: Explorations in the Ideology of Anglo-American Literary Theory from Eliot to McLuhan, pp. 107, 112, 113, 114, 126, 246n1, 247nn19, 21, 279. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1978.

• Felperin, Howard. Beyond Deconstruction: The Uses and Abuses of Literary Theory, pp. 108n2, 113, 120-122, 132, 132-133, 137, 139, 145. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1985.

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• Ferguson, Margaret W. "Sidney's A Defence of Poetry: A Retrial." Boundary 2 (Winter 1979), 7(2): 87n7.

• Festa-McCormick, Diana. "Tchen and the Temptation of the Flesh." Twentieth Century Literature (Fall 1978), 24(3): 323n3.

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• Finholt, Richard. "Northrop Frye's Theory of Countervailing Tendencies: A New Look at the Mode and Myth Essays." Genre (Summer 1980), 13(2): 253n5.

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• Fischer, Michael. "Why Realism Seems So Naive: Romanticism, Professionalism, and Contemporary Critical Theory." College English (March 1979), 40(7): 744, 745, 749.

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• Fletcher, Angus. Colors of the Mind: Conjectures on Thinking in Literature, pp. 77, 88-89, 117, 120, 121, 124, 167, 184, 185, 291n8, 292nn2, 4, 6, 296n2, 297nn11, 14, 16. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1991.

• Fletcher, Angus. Review of Geoffrey Hartman's Beyond Formalism. College English (December 1972), 34(3): 414-425.

• Flieger, Jerry Aline. The Purloined Punch Line: Freud's Comic Theory and the Postmodern Text, pp. 4-5, 262n21, 275. Baltimore and London: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1991.

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• Fogel, Stanley. "The Importance of Being Earnest: Literary Critics in America." Canadian Review of American Studies (Spring 1986), 17(1): 109, 110, 113. Reprinted in his The Postmodern University: Essays on the Deconstruction of the Humanities, pp. 75, 76, 81. Toronto: ECW Press, 1988.

• Foley, Barbara. "The Politics of Deconstruction." Genre (Spring-Summer 1984), 17(1-2): 115-118, 128, 133n6.

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• Foster, Mark. "`Tintern Abbey' and Wordsworth's Scene of Writing." Studies in Romanticism (Spring 1986), 25(1): 79.

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• Fry, Paul H. The Reach of Criticism: Method and Perception in Literary Theory, pp. 176, 200, 204, 231n17, 233n68. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1983.

• Fujihira, Ikuko. "From Voice to Silence: Writing in Absalom, Absalom!" Studies in English Literature (Tokyo) (1984): 77.

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• Galperin, William H. "Authority and Deconstruction in Book V of The Prelude." Studies in English Literature 1500- 1900 (Autumn 1986), 26(4): 613, 614, 628n1.

• Galperin, William H. "The Defeat of the Suitors: Homer and Joyce Once More." James Joyce Quarterly (Summer 1983), 20(4): 459.

• Galperin, William H. "`Then...the Voice was Silent': `The Wanderer' vs. The Ruined Cottage." ELH (Summer 1984), 51(2): 362nn15, 16.

• Galperin, William H. "`Turns and Counter-Turns': The Crisis of Sincerity in the Final Books of The Prelude." Modern Language Quarterly (September 1979), 40(3): 264n7, 273n11.

• Garber, Frederick. Review of Geoffrey Hartman's The Fate of Reading. Comparative Literature (Spring 1978), 30(2): 172-178.
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• Gardin, Jean-Claude. "Plural Readings and Singular Sciences of Literature." Diogenes (Summer 1982), 118: 11n13.

• Gardner, Helen. In Defence of the Imagination, pp. 169, 175-176. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1982.

• Gates, Barbara. " The Prelude and the Development of Wordsworth's Historical Imagination." Etudes Anglaises (April-June 1977), 30(2): 171

• Gates, Henry Louis, Jr. "The `Blackness of Blackness': A Critique of the Sign and the Signifying Monkey." Critical Inquiry (June 1983), 9(4): 717.

• Gates, Henry Louis, Jr. "Editor's Introduction: Writing `Race' and the Difference It Makes." Critical Inquiry (Autumn 1985), 12(1): 17, 20n21.

• Gates, Henry Louis, Jr. Figures in Black: Words, Signs, and the `Racial' Self, pp. 245, 270, 296n42. New York: Oxford University Press, 1987.

• Gates, Henry Louis, Jr. "Introduction: Criticism in de Jungle." Black American Literature Forum (Winter 1981), 15(4): 123, 126, 126n4, 127n8. Reprinted in Henry Louis Gates, Jr., ed., Black Litera ture and Literary Theory, pp. 3, 4, 6. New York and London: Routledge, 1984.

• Gates, Henry Louis, Jr. The Signifying Monkey: A Theory of African-American Literary Criticism, pp. 25, 234, 262n34, 279n19. New York: Oxford University Press, 1988.

• Gaukroger, Stephen. "Logic, Language, and Literature: The Relevance of Frege." Oxford Literary Review (1983), 6(1): 95n10.

• Gelley, Alexander. "Metonymy, Schematism, and the Space of Literature." New Literary History (Spring 1980), 11(3): 480-481, 487n29.

• Gelley, Alexander. Narrative Crossings: Theory and Pragmatics of Prose Fiction, pp. 19, 26, 53. Baltimore and London: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1987.

• Gelley, Alexander. "Toward a Theory of History in Literature: Merleau-Ponty and Gadamer." PTL: A Journal of Descriptive Poetics and Theory of Literature (1976), 1: 359, 365.

• Gerhart, Mary. "The Dilemma of the Text: How to `Belong' to a Genre." Poetics (October 1989), 18(4-5): 365366, 373.

• Ghannoum, Muhammad. "English Romanticism in Contemporary Revisionist Theory." Ph.D. Dissertation, Columbia University, 1991. Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (October 1991), 52(4 A):1323-A.

• Giannasi, Jenefer M., et al. "Stylistics Annual Bibliography:1984." Style (Winter 1985), 19(4): 427, 431, 438439.

• Gilbert, Eliot L. "`Tumult of Images': Wilde, Beardsley, and Salome." Victorian Studies (Winter 1983), 26(2): 154n23.

• Gilbert, Sandra M. and Susan D. Gubar. "Ceremonies of the Alphabet: Female Grandmatologies and the Female Authorgraph." In Domna C. Stanton, ed., The Female Autograph, p. 51n49. New York Literary Forum, 12-13. New York: New York Literary Forum, 1984.

• Gilbert, Sandra M. and Susan D. Gubar. "Sexual Linguistics: Gender, Language, Sexuality." New Literary History (Spring 1985), 16(3): 535, 542n71.

• Gilbertson, Carol. "`Many Miltons in this one Man': Marvell's Mower Poems and Paradise Lost." Milton Studies (1987), 22: 151, 155, 159, 168n1, 170nn15, 16, 20, 171n24.

• Gillespie, Gerald. "New Apocalypse for Old: Kermode's Theory of Modernism." Boundary 2 (Winter 1975), 3(2): 322n19.

• Gillespie, Gerald. Review of Geoffrey Hartman's Beyond Formalism. Comparative Literature Studies (December 1972), 9(4): 455-458.

• Ginzburg, Elliot. "Jewish Mysticism." In Barry W. Holtz, ed. The Schocken Guide to Jewish Books, pp. 164, 183, 190. New York: Schocken Books, 1992.

• Glavin, John J. "`The Exercise of Saints': Hopkins, Milton, and Patience." Texas Studies in Literature and Language (Spring 1978), 20(1): 149n2.

• Gleckner, Robert F. Blake's Prelude: `Poetical Sketches', pp. 29, 31-32, 39, 44-45, 60-61, 69, 73, 84, 88, 92, 121, 127, 165nn30, 34-36, 38, 165-166n1, 166n7, 171n20, 174nn51, 52, 175n58, 177n27, 178n39, 179nn47, 4 8, 185n18. Baltimore and London: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1982.

• Glickman, Susan. "Canadian Prospects: Abram's Plains in Context." University of Toronto Quarterly (Summer 1990), 59(4): 515n16.

• Glickman, Susan. " The World as Will and Idea: A Comparative Study of An American Dream and Mr. Sammler's Planet." Modern Fiction Studies (Winter 1982-83), 28(4): 581.

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• Goodheart, Eugene. "Arnold at the Present Time." Critical Inquiry (March 1983), 9(3):451-468.

• Goodheart, Eugene. "The Failure of Criticism." New Literary History (Winter 1976), 7(2): 386, 392n23.

• Goodheart, Eugene. The Failure of Criticism, pp. 3, 20, 177n22. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1978.

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