Published: October 1978
See the issue summary and contents below.
12 essays, totalling 192 pages
$15.00 CAD
Containing close readings of Shakespeare and D.H. Lawrence, this general issue of Mosaic also presents essays on the intersection of painting and poetry in the later life of Dante Gabriel Rossetti and a Dionysian reading of The Dream Play. Also included are essays on Ezra Pound’s Cantos and Henrik Ibsen’s The Turn of the Screw, William Faulkner, John Updike, Fyodor Dostoevsky, and The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.
Dante Gabriel Rossetti's Last Years: "Hope, with Eyes Upcast"D.M.R. Bentley | |
Of Macbeth, Martlets and other "Fowles of Heauen"Peter M. Daly | |
Constant wanderings and longed-for returns: Odyssean themes in Shakespearean RomanceJohn Dean | |
The making of an ugly technocrat: character and structure in Lawrence's The RainbowLawrence B. Gamache | |
D.H. Lawrence and social consciousnessMichael Kirkham | |
The crime and punishment of monstrous coincidenceLauren G. Leighton | |
The Malatesta CantosFred Moramarco | |
Strindberg's Nietschean dream playLeonard Moss | |
The Turn of the Screw: The Victorian backgroundJane Nardin | |
Coleridge's magical realism: a reading of The Rime of the Ancient MarinerDaniel Stempel | |
John Updike and the changing of the godsVictor Strandberg | |
Faulkner's "Uncle Willy:" a childhood fableEdmond L. Volpe |