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Contents
An Interview with Sharon Doubiago conducted by Jenny Goodman
Poetic Positionings: Stephen Dobyns and Lyn Hejinian in Cultural Context by Christopher Beach
"Kick[ing] the Perpendiculars Outa Right Anglos": Edward Dorn's Multiculturalism by Thomas Foster
Howe Not to Erase(her): A Poetics of Posterity in Susan Howe's Melville's Marginalia by Megan Williams
Nothing to Go On: Paul Auster's City of Glass by William G. Little
A Certain Hermeneutic Slant: Sublime Allegories in Contemporary English Fiction by Catherine Bernard
Reviews
The Austerized Version by Patricia Merivale
Omnicriticism by Maurice Wallace
Tropics of Candor: V. S. Naipaul by Peter Hughes
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An Interview with Graham Swift conducted by Catherine Bernard
Postcolonial Ekphrasis: Salman Rushdie Gives the Finger Back to the Empire by Neil ten Kortenaar
Reverence and Resistance: Barbara Guest, Ekphrasis, and the Female Gaze by Sara Lundquist
Empire and Atonement: Geoffrey Hill's "An Apology for the Revival of Christian Architecture in England" by Jonathan Bolton
James Merrill's Poetry of Convalescence by Guy Rotella
Descent in the "House of Chloe": Race, Rape, and Identity in Toni Morrison's Tar Baby by John N. Duvall
Reviews
Beckett at the Bowling Alley by Daniel Albright
Domesticating Literary Leftism: The New York Intellectuals and Contemporary American Politics by Robert J. Corber
Under the Sign of Wittgenstein: Postmodern Poetics Explained by Georgette Fleischer
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An Interview with Steve Erickson conducted by Larry McCaffery and Takayuki Tatsumi
Blade Runner's Post-Individual Worldspace by Kevin R. McNamara
Publish or Perish: Food, Hunger, and Self-Construction in Maxine Hong Kingston's The Woman Warrior by Paul Outka
Second Death in Venice: Romanticism and the Compulsion to Repeat in Jeanette Winterson's The Passion by Judith Seaboyer
Science, Art, and the Shipwreck of Knowledge: The Novels of John Banville by Tony E. Jackson
Foucault's Pendulum and the Text of Theory by Robert Phiddian
Reviews
The Coming of Age of Language Poetry by Marjorie Perloff
Trauma and Literary Theory by James Berger
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An Interview with Alice Fulton conducted by Cristanne Miller
Silent Texts and Empty Words: Structure and Intention in the Writings of John Cage by Michael J. O'Driscoll
"Worrying about Making It": Ted Berrigan's Social Poetics by Libbie Rifkin
In the Shadow of Nerval: Robert Duncan, Robin Blaser, and the Poetics of (Mis)Translation by Andrew Mossin
Between Guilt and Affluence: The Jewish Gaze and the Black Thief in Mr. Sammler's Planet by Ethan Goffman
The Diaspora Jew and the "Instinct for Impersonation": Philip Roth's Operation Shylock by Debra Shostak
Reviews
Interrogating the Posthuman Body by N. Katherine Hayles
Containing Postmodernism by Bernard Duyfhuizen
Index to Volumes 37 and 38
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