Issue 9.2

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General Issue

Published: January 1976


See the issue summary and contents below.

 11 essays, totalling 192 pages

 $15.00 CAD


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Issue Summary

This entirely Canadian-authored issue addresses Mosaic’s goal of helping to provide space for contributions by Canadian scholars.” With essays on Shakespeare, Réjean Ducharme, Thomas Malory, Elizabeth Gaskell, Daniel Defoe, Ezra Pound, and others, this issue showcases the wide range of expertise of Canadian academics.

Contents

The Guffaw of the Abderite: Samuel Beckett's Use of Democritus

Alice and Kenneth Hamilton

"And Every One Have Need of Other": Bond and Relationship in King Lear

Jerry Wasserman

The Search for Identity in the Novels of Réjean Ducharma

D.J. Bond

The Exiled King: Sir Orfeo's Harp and the Second Death of Eurydice

D.L. Jeffrey

Stendhal et le Caractère Italien dans "Rome, Naples et Florence"

Pierre Parc

Homo Fugiens - Man of Our Time

Zenta Maurina

Sir Thomas Malory's Castles of Delight

Muriel A. Whitaker

Mrs. Gaskell's Ruth: A Reconsideration

Brian Crick

Structural, Figurative, and Thematic Trinities in Piers Plowman

Claud A. Thompson

Crusoe in the Backwoods: A Canadian Fable?

T.D. MacLuich

A Case for Pound's "Seafarer"

S.J. Adams

'Spiritual Newbirth': The Case for the Nineteenth Century Novel

Ira Bruce Nadel

"Thir Song was partial": Some Recent Milton Publications

S. Warhaft