Published: January 1985
See the issue summary and contents below.
8 essays, totalling 124 pages
$15.00 CAD
Walter Ong provides the opening essay to this general issue of Mosaic, a transcript of his lecture “Writing and the Evolution of Consciousness,” which was presented at the University of Manitoba as the seventh annual Sidney Warhaft Memorial Lecture on January 26, 1984. This essay is followed by a consideration of André Malraux’s rhetoric and Wallace Stevens’s poetic logic. The five other essays in this edition explore Soviet art, antiquity and the self, T.S. Eliot, B. Traven, and Henry James.
Writing and the Evolution of ConsciousnessWalter J. Ong | |
The Experience of Oratory: Malraux's Ultimate "Situation Extr?me"?David Bevan | |
The Argument of Wallace Stevens: "a logic of transforming certitudes"J.M. Kertzer | |
Repression and Dialectical Inwardness in MiddlemarchJohn Kucich | |
Art in the Soviet Union: Davenport's Visual Critique in "Tatlin!"Paul Cohen | |
Understanding the "Work" of Literature: B. Traven's The Death ShipJames L. Kastely | |
From Oedipus to Narcissus: Literature and the Psychology of SelfLynne Layton | |
The Bostonians: James's Dystopian View of Social ReformRobert K. Martin |