Volume 33 - 1987
Issue 1
Guest Editors: Brooke K. Horvath and William J. Palmer
Special Issue: Modern Sports Fiction
Contributors
2
Preface
Brooke K. Horvath and William J. Palmer
Pages 3-8
From Jane Allen to Water Dancer: A Brief History of the Feminist (?) Sports Novel
Michael Oriard
Pages 9-20
Faustian Athletes? Sports as a Theme in Modern German Literature
Allen Guttmann
Pages 21-34
The Work of Play: Anger and the Expropriate Athletes of Alan Sillitoe and David Storey
William Hutchings
Pages 35-48
Counter-Ethnicity and the Jewish-Black Baseball Novel: The Cases of Jerome Charyn and Jay Neugeboren
Eric Solomon
Pages 49-64
Street Games in J. D. Salinger and Gerald Green
Alfred F. Boe
Pages 65-72
The Black Man as Fictional Athlete: Runner Mack, the Sporting Myth, and the Failure of the American Dream
Wiley Lee Umphlett
Pages 73-84
Norman Mailer: Boxing and the Art of His Narrative
Christian K. Messenger
Pages 85-104
Deconstructing the Logos: Don DeLillo's End Zone
Thomas LeClair
Pages 105-124
Dan Jenkins' Needle
David L. Vanderwerken
Pages 125-134
Postmodernist Baseball
Richard Alan Schwartz
Pages 135-150
Bang the Drum Differently: The Southpaw Slants of Henry Wiggen
Robert Cochran
Pages 151-160
Of Hobby-Horses, Baseball, and Narrative: Coover's Universal Baseball Association
Roy C. Caldwell, Jr.
Pages 161-172
Shoeless Joe: Fantasy and the Humor of Fellow-Feeling
Neil Randall
Pages 173-182
Three On: An Interview with David Carkeet, Mark Harris, and W. P. Kinsella
Brooke K. Horvath and William J. Palmer
Pages 183-195
Issue 2
Editor: William T. Stafford
General Issue
Contributors
Page 200
The Indian English Novel: Kim and Midnight's Children
Richard Cronin
Pages 201-214
End-Game: Terminal Configurations in Bellow's Novels
Biyot K. Tripathy
Pages 215-232
De Quincey, Rifacimento, and the Fictionalizing of Malcolm Lowry
Martin Bock
Pages 233-244
Burger's Daughter: Lighting a Torch in the Heart of Darkness
Lorraine Liscio
Pages 245-262
Tim O'Brien's Myth of Courage
Milton J. Bates
Pages 263-380
D. H. Lawrence and Dostoevsky: The Thirst for Risk and the Thirst for Life
Michele Frucht Levy
Pages 281-289
Speaking against the Dark: Style as Theme in Thomas McGuane'sNobody's Angel
Jon Wallace
Pages 289-298
Correspondence
Pages 299-302
Recent Books on Modern Fiction
Pages 303-404
Issue 3
Guest Editor: Clayton Koelb
Special Issue: Narrative Theory
Contributors
Page 406
Preface
Clayton Koelb
Pages 407-412
Editing Adventures: Writing the Text of Julius Rodman
Liliane Weissberg
Pages 413-430
Absalom, Absalom! Telling Scratches
Karen McPherson
Pages 431-450
The Detective as Reader: Narrativity and Reading Concepts in Detective Fiction
Peter Hühn
Pages 451-466
The Cinematic Novel: Tracking a Concept
Steven G. Kellman
Pages 467-478
Toward a Theory of Literary Nonfiction
Eric Heyne
Pages 479-490
For (Against) a Theory of Rereading
Thomas M. Leitch
Pages 491-508
The Story in the Image: Rhetoric and Narrative Invention
Clayton Koelb
Pages 509-522
The Mimetic Language Game and Two Typologies of Narrators
Nilli Diengott
Pages 523-534
Narratology and Thematics
Ian MacKenzie
Pages 535-544
Narratology, Obsolescent Paradigms, and "Scientific" Poetics; or, Whatever Happened to PTL?
Virgil L. Lokke
Pages 545-558
Recent Books on Narrative Theory: An Essay-Review
Suresh Raval
Pages 559-570
Issue 4
Editor: William T. Stafford
General Issue
The Problem of Pattern: Nabokov's Defense
Brian Boyd
Pages 575-604
Sister Carrie and Industrial Life: Objects and the New American Self
Stanley Corkin
Pages 605-620
Autobiography as Fiction: The Example of Stop-time
John Haegert
Pages 621-638
Art and Life in James's "The Middle Years"
Christof Wegelin
Pages 639-646
Floating Signifiers in John Barth's Sabbatical
Gordon E. Slethaug
Pages 647-656
Recent Books on Modern Fiction
Pages 657-772
Author and Subject Index, Volume 33
Pages 773-776