The Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature
VOLUME 36
1982
36.1 (1982)
The Two Gentlemen of Verona and the Paradox of Salvation
Maurice Hunt
Baylor University
Racine, Mauron, and the Question of Genre
Claire Carlin
University of California, Santa Barbara
Geschlossenheir, Geschichte und Welt in Joseph Roths "Radetzkymarsch"
Eric L. Santner
University of Texas, Austin
36.2 (1982)
Tragic Vision in Kawabata's The Master of Go
Joseph H. Bourque
Montana State University
Perception and Self in Charles Tomlinson's Early Poetry
Michael Hennessy
Southwest Texas State University
"A tale well wrought is the gossip o' the gods": Storytelling
in John Barth's The Sot-Weed Factor
John Zurlo
Lamar University
Social Prejudice Examined in Dalton Trevisan's "O ciclista"
Karen Burrell
Yale University
36.3 (1982)
Program of the 36th Annual Meeting
RMMLA Members Directory
36.4 (1982)
The Iconic Mode of William Blake
Nicholas O. Warner
Claremont McKenna College
Holy Ghosts: The Mythic Cowboy in the Plays of Sam Shepard
Mark Siegel
University of Wyoming
Mocking the "Grand Programme": Irony and After in Moby Dick
Christopher S. Durer
University of Wyoming
The Black Revolutionary Drama of LeRoi Jones
W.D.E. Andrews
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