Return to PostScript home pagePapers from the 1985 PAC conference
Edited by William Naufftus, Winthrop University
William F. Naufftus Preface
3.1 Ina Rae Hark A Frontier Closes in Brooklyn: Death of a Salesman and The Turner Thesis
3.2 Mary Hurley Moran The Fiction of Margaret Atwood: A Critique of Popular Culture
3.3 Gary Ljungquist Modalities of Silence in Frisch and Puig
3.4 Patrick Brantlinger Raymond Williams: From “Culture” to “Community”
3.5 Thomas Deveny Transformation of a Classical Mythos: The Role of Hymen in the Spanish Renaissance Epithalamium
3.6 James Thompson The Art of Courtship or Business in a Bad Market
3.7 Caroline Zilboorg The Fact and Idea of Slave Revolt: A Vehicle for Exploring Self and Other in Twentieth-Century Novels
3.8 Elizabeth Langland Promises Not Kept: Sexual Infidelity and the Vengeful George Eliot
3.9 Denise N. Baker Chaucer’s Clerk’s Tale and the Monstrous Critics
3.10 Earl J. Wilcox The Philological Association of the Carolinas: 1977-1985
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