Published: October 1983
See the issue summary and contents below.
8 essays, totalling 132 pages
$15.00 CAD
The eight essays in this general issue of Mosaic cover a wide range of topics, many of which approach unique questions about history and/or genre. Topics include Shakespeare’s political theatre, the literary cultures of nineteenth-century Paris and London, Mark Twain’s science fiction, and Ezra Pound’s interest in Vorticism. Other essays touch on The Scarlet Letter and the work of John Berger, Jean Rhys, and Ford Madox Ford.
Political Theater in Shakespeare - and LaterGeorge K. Hunter | |
Jean Rhys and Ford Madox Ford: What "Really" Happened?Paul Delany | |
Bohemia Versus Grub Street: Artists' and Writers' Communities in Nineteenth-Century Paris and LondonPatrick Brantlinger | |
Historical Consciousness and Storytelling: John Berger's FictionHarvey J. Kaye | |
The "Science Fiction" of Mark TwainDavid Ketterer | |
Puond, Corticism and the New EstheticJohn J. Tucker | |
Descendre pour monter: la t?te en bas de L?-BasGrant E. Kaiser | |
Secrets and Sympathy in The Scarlet LetterGordon Hunter |