Mosaic Journal

Issue 14.3

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General Issue

Published: July 1981

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9 essays, totalling 144 pages

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Issue Summary

This general issue of Mosaic features nine essays in English and French. Psychoanalysis is a commonly considered theory in this issue, with essays on the “psychohistorical mode” of Joyce Carol Oates’s Wonderland and the psychanalytic function of “play” in D.H. Lawrence’s Sons and Lovers. Also included, among others, are essays on Jacques Ferron’s Les grands soleils, the novels of Tom Robbins, and Chaucer.

	Wonderland: Paradigm of the Psychhistorical Mode Rose Marie Burwell
	Moses, Elijah and the Back Parts of God: Satiric Scatology in Chaucer's Summoner's Tale Ian Lancashire
	Melancholy and Enchantment: Wolfgang Koeppen's Anamnesis Dagmar Barnouw
	Painting and Primitivism: Hart Crane and the Development of an American Expressionist Esthetic Robert K. Martin
	Literature and Science: Hardy's Response to Mill, Huxley and Darwin G.Glen Wickens
	Play, Creativity and Matricide: The Implications of Lawrence's "Smashed Doll" Episode Daneil Dervin
	The "Folklore" of English Romanticism John Clubbe
	Les Grands Soleils de Jacques Ferron et la question du Qu?bec Elaine F. Nardocchio
	The Meaning of Meaning in the Novels of Tom Robbins Mark Siegel

Issue 14.3

Overview

General Issue

Issue Summary

Contents

Wonderland: Paradigm of the Psychhistorical Mode

Moses, Elijah and the Back Parts of God: Satiric Scatology in Chaucer's Summoner's Tale

Melancholy and Enchantment: Wolfgang Koeppen's Anamnesis

Painting and Primitivism: Hart Crane and the Development of an American Expressionist Esthetic

Literature and Science: Hardy's Response to Mill, Huxley and Darwin

Play, Creativity and Matricide: The Implications of Lawrence's "Smashed Doll" Episode

The "Folklore" of English Romanticism

Les Grands Soleils de Jacques Ferron et la question du Qu?bec

The Meaning of Meaning in the Novels of Tom Robbins