Mosaic Journal

Issue 25.3

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General Issue

Published: July 1992

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8 essays, totalling 144 pages

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Issue Summary

This general issue of Mosaic features eight essays on a range of texts and topics, among them the confluence of literary and biblical criticism in Paul’s epistles, Anne Rice’s reflection of our own world in Interview with the Vampire, and “critical returns” to King Lear.

	Christophany as a Sign of "The End": A Semiotic Approach to Paul's Epistles Carey C. Newman
	For the Love of the Father: Repetition and Ambivalence in King Lear Criticism Dolora A. Wojciehowski
	Church Building as Political Strategy in Wordsworth's Ecclesiastical Sonnets Regina Hewitt
	Joyce Cary's Blake: The Intertextuality of The Horse's Mouth Annette Shandler Levitt
	The Politics of Neutrality: Representation and Ideology in A Dance to the Music of Time Lynette Felber
	Postexistentialism in the Neo-Gothic Mode: Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire Barbara Frey Waxman
	Sufism, Jung and the Myth of Kore: Revisionist Politics in Lessing's Marriages Phyllis Sternberg Perrakis
	For the "Public Good": Contradictions in Contemporary Literary Theory Lisa Schubert

Issue 25.3

Overview

General Issue

Issue Summary

Contents

Christophany as a Sign of "The End": A Semiotic Approach to Paul's Epistles

For the Love of the Father: Repetition and Ambivalence in King Lear Criticism

Church Building as Political Strategy in Wordsworth's Ecclesiastical Sonnets

Joyce Cary's Blake: The Intertextuality of The Horse's Mouth

The Politics of Neutrality: Representation and Ideology in A Dance to the Music of Time

Postexistentialism in the Neo-Gothic Mode: Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire

Sufism, Jung and the Myth of Kore: Revisionist Politics in Lessing's Marriages

For the "Public Good": Contradictions in Contemporary Literary Theory