The Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature
VOLUME 48
1994
Starting with this volume the Review began publication
of two numbers per year.
The Conference Program was no longer
numbered among the issues of the journal.
48.1 (1994)
"To show scorn her own image": The Varieties of Education in The
Taming of the Shrew
Dennis S. Brooks
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Caligula: Camus' Anti-Shaman
Patricia Hopkins
Texas Tech University
Minding the Wheel: Representations of Women's Time in Victorian
Narrative
Elizabeth Campbell
Oregon State University
Fictional Truth and the Prologue of the Heptaméron
Sylvie L.F. Richards
University of Missouri - Kansas City
48.2 (1994)
"The Gift of my Father's Bounty": Patriarchal Patronization in
Moll Flanders and Roxana
William E. Hummel
Arizona State University
The Relational Self in Almudena Guzmán's Dialogic Poetry
Anita M. Hart
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Told in the Mother's Voice: Jean Lorrain's Fairy Tales as Oral
Narrative
Robert Ziegler
Montana Tech
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