Selected Texts on René Wellek

• Bergonzi, Bernard. Exploding English: Criticism, Theory, Culture, pp. 7, 37, 55, 92, 96, 236. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1990.

• Borklund, Elmer. "Wellek, René." In his Contemporary Literary Critics. 2d edition, pp. 553-558. London: Macmillan, 1982.

• Brouwer, E. J. "De literatuertheory fan René Wellek en Austin Warren: In besykjen om de evaluaasje fan literatuer in boppe groeps- of nasjonale belangen utgeand funemint te jaan." (In Frisian) Us Wurk: Tydskrift foa r Frisistyk [Netherlands] ( 1986), 35(3-4): 131-139.

• Bucco, Martin. René Wellek. Twayne United States Authors Series, 410. Boston: Twayne, 1981.

  • Excerpts from pp. 155-158 reprinted in Jean C. Stine, ed., Contemporary Literary Criticism, pp. 452-453. Contemporary Literary Criticism, 28. Detroit, Michigan: Gale Research, 1984.

  Reviews:

  • Choice (January 1982), 19: 622.

  • Strelka, J.P. Comparative Literature (Summer 1983), 35: 279.

  • World Literature Today (Spring 1982), 56: 347.

• Cain, William E. The Crisis in Criticism: Theory, Literature, and Reform in English Studies, pp. 1, 51, 94, 100, 136, 233, 282n1, 288n18, 290n33, 294nn1, 10. Baltimore & London: J ohns Hopkins University Press, 1984.

• Caserta, Ernesto. "René Wellek su quattro critici: Croce, Valéry, Lukács, Ingarden."

• Rivista di Studi-Crociani [Naples] (January-March 1983), 20(1): [77]:63-71. On René Wellek's Four Critics.

• Cazamian, L. "Histoire de la critique littéraire moderne." Review of Vols. 1 and 2 of History of Modern Criticism. Études Anglaises (July- September 1957), 1 0: 226-230.

• Crane, R.S., ed., Critics and Criticism: Ancient and Modern. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1952.

• Creed, Walter G. "René Wellek and Karl Popper on the Mode of Existence of Ideas in Literature and Science." Journal of the History of Ideas (October-December 1983), 44(4): 639-656.

• Culler, Jonathan. On Deconstruction: Theory and Criticism After Structuralism, pp. 20, 198, 302. IIthaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1982.

• Daiches, David. "The New Criticism." In Robert Spiller, ed., A Time of Harvest, pp. 95-110. New York: Hill & Wang, 1962.

• Davenport, Edward. "The Scientific Spirit." In Joseph Natoli, ed., Literary Theory's Future(s), pp. 156, 178n17. Urbana & Chicago: University of Illinois Press, 1989.

• Davenport, Edward. "Updating Wilhelm Dilthey: Values and Objectivity in Literary Criticism." Mosaic [Canada] (Fall 1981), 14(4): 89-105.

• Davidhazi, Peter. "René Wellek and the Originality of American Criticism." New Hungarian Quarterly (Winter 1980), 21(80): 120-126.

• "René Wellek and the Originality of American Criticism." In Tibor Frank, ed., The Origins and Originality of American Culture, pp. 441-452. Budapest: Akademiai Kiado, De Man, Paul. "The Resistance to Theory." In David Lodge, ed., Modern Criticism and Theory: A Reader, p. 357. London and New York: Longman, 1988.

• Demetz, Thomas Greene and Lowry Nelson, Jr., eds., The Disciplines of Criticism: Essays in Literary Theory, Interpretation, and History. Essays in honor of René Wellek on his 65th birthday. New Hav en: Yale University Press, 1968.
  Reviews:

  • Choice (April 1969), 6: 206.
    
  • Comparative Literature (Winter 1973), 25: 68.
    
  • Daiches, David. Research in English Studies (February 1971), 22: 108.
    
  • Lemon, L.T. Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism (Spring 1971), 29: 425.
    
  • Robinson, J.K. Southern Review (Summer 1973): 692.
    
  • Rodway, A. Notes & Queries (July 1971): 269.
    
  • Rogers, P.W. Queen's Quarterly (Summer 1969): 362.
    
  • Sayce, R.A. Essays in Criticism (January 1970): 81.
    
  • Science & Society (Spring 1971), 35: 96.
    
  • Vallis, V. British Journal of Aesthetics (July 1969): 306.
    
  • Voisine, J. Arcadia ( 1973), 5(1): 89.
    
    

• Dineen, M. Joan. "Five Theorists in Search of a Literary Historian: Comments on Douglas Bush's Literary History, English Literature in the Earlier Seventeenth Century, in the

• Perspective of Articles by Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht, Hans Robert Jauss, Claus Uhlig, Robert Weimann, and René Wellek." Literary Research [College Park, MD] (Winter 1987), 12(1): 13-21.

• D'Souza, Dinesh. Illiberal Education: The Politics of Race and Sex on Campus, pp. 177, 179, 291n89, 292n99 New York: Free Press, 1991.

• Eichner, Hans. "The Rise of Modern Science and the Genesis of Romanticism." PMLA (January 1982), 97(1): 8-30.

• Ellis, John M. The Theory of Literary Criticism: A Logical Analysis, pp. ix, x, xii, 1, 2, 6n9, 7, 24n1, 25, 28n7, 29n9, 52-53n24, 59n4, 61n7, 72-73n1, 77n10, 92, 102n31, 104n1, 109n4, 116n9, 118n10, 134 n26, 149n39, 160n10, 224n9, 233n1, 270. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1974.

• Fietz, Lothar. "René Wellek's Literaturtheorie und der Prager Strukturalismus." In Rüdiger Ahrens and Erwin Wolff, eds., Englische und amerikanische Literaturtheorie, 2 vols., pp. 500-523. Hei delberg: Winter, 1978-79.

• Flax, Neil M. "Goethe and Romanticism." In Douglas J. McMillan, ed., Approaches to Teaching Goethe's Faust, pp. 40-47. Approaches to Teaching World Literature, 14. New York: Modern Language Associationn o f America, 1987.

• Gillespie, Gerald. "René Wellek Celebrates His Eighth Decade." Revue de Littérature Comparée ( 1983), 57: 523529.

• Goldsmith, Arnold. American Literary Criticism: 1905- 1965. Boston: Twayne, 1979.

• Gorman, David. "The Wordly Text: Writing as Social Action, Reading as Historical Reconstruction." In Joseph Natoli, ed., Literary Theory's Future(s), pp. 190, 191, 216n8. Urbana &am p; Chicago: University of Illinois Press, 1989.

• Gross, John. The Rise and Fall of the Man of Letters: English Literary Life Since 1800, pp. 47, 313. London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1969.

• Hart, Thomas R. "Obituary: René Wellek." Comparative Literature(Winter 1996), 48(1): 1-2.

• Hausheer, Roger. "Wellek, René." In Alan Bullock and R.B. Woodings, eds., Twentieth-Century Culture: A Biographical Companion, p. 812. New York: Harper & Row, 1983. Published in Great Britain under the title The Fontana Biographical Companion to Modern Thought.

• Hernadi, Paul. "Literary Theory." In Joseph Gibaldi, ed., Introduction to Scholarship in Modern Languages and Literatures, pp. 98, 115. New York: Modern Language Association of Ameri ca, 1981.

• Horton, Susan R. "The Institution of Literature and the Cultural Community." In Joseph Natoli, ed., Literary Theory's Future(s), pp. 281-282. Urbana & Chicago: University of Illino is Press, 1989.

• Huffman, James. "Murray Krieger and the Impasse in Contextualist Poetics." In Bruce Henricksen, ed., Murray Krieger and Contemporary Critical Theory, pp. 78, 293n1. New York; Columbia University Press, 1986.

• Ingarden, Roman. "Werte, Normen and Strukturen nach René Wellek." Deutsche Vierteljahrsschrift für Literaturwissenschaft und Geistesgeschichte (March 1966), 40: 43-55.

• Jack, Ian. English Literature 1815-1832, p. 407. The Oxford History of English Literature. New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1963.

• Kimball, Roger. "The Scholar Battled for Literary Tradition." [Letter] New York Times(November 19 1995) :D14.
  See Robert McG. Thomas, Jr.'s obituary of Wellek In New York Times (November 16, 1995):C19, B16.

• Kushner, Eva. "Chute; ou, Renouvellement de l'histoire litteraire." In Bela Kopeczi, ed., Gyorgy M. Vajda, eds., Actes du VIIIe Congres de l'Association Internationale de Litterature Comparee/Proceedings of the 8th Congress of the International Comparative Literature Association, II: Litteratures de diverses cultures au vingtieme siecle/Twentieth Century Literatures Originating in Different Cultures (&) Litterature comparee et theorie litteraire/Comparative Literature and Theory of Literature, pp. 475-484. VIIIe Congres de l'AILC: Budapest, 12-17 aout 1976/8th Congress of the ICLA: Budapest, Aug. 12 to 17, 1976. Stuttgart: Bieber, 1980.

• Landau, Roman Ryszard. Die Eigentlichkeit der Literatur. Konzeption und Rezeption des Wellekschen Literaturmodells. Europaische Hochschulschriften. Reihe XIV, Angelsachsische Sprache und Literatur/Publications un iversitaires europeennes, Serie XIV, Langue et litterature anglo-saxonnes/European University Studies, Series XIV, Anglo-Saxon Language and Literature, 179. Frankfurt, Bern, New York: Lang, 1988. Based on University of Hamburg Dissertation, 1987.

• Die Krise der Literaturwissenschaft und die Methodendiskussion angelsachsischer Rezeptionsagenten. Reihe Literatur und Wirklichkeit, 12. Hamburg: Westeuropaische Verlagsgesellschaft, 1982.

• Lawall, Sarah. "René Wellek and Modern Literary Criticism." Comparative Literature (Winter 1988), 40(1): 3-28.
  See René Wellek's reply "Response." Comparative Literature (Winter 1988), 40(1): 25-28.

• _____. "René Wellek: Phenomenological Literary Historian." In Joseph Strelka, ed., Literary Theory and Criticism, pp. 393-416. Part I: Theory, pp. 393-416. Bern, Frankfurt, New York: Lang, 1984.

• Leavis, F.R. "Literary Criticism and Philosophy: A Reply," Scrutiny (June 1937), 6(1): 59-70. Reprinted as "Literary Criticism and Philosophy." In his The Common Pursuit , pp. 211-222. London: Chatto and Windus, 1952. Harmondsworth: Penguin Books, A Peregrine Book, 1962. See René Wellek's "Literary Criticism and Philosophy." Scrutiny (March 1937), 5(4): 375-383. "[Correspondence:] Literary Criticism and Philosophy." Scrutiny (September 1937), 6(2): 195- 196.

• Leitch, Vincent B. American Literary Criticism from the Thirties to the Eighties, pp. xiii, 24, 25, 27, 36, 39, 40, 46, 49, 53, 64, 73, 77, 136, 384, 415nn3, 17. New Yor: Columbia University Press, 1988.

• Lentricchia, Frank. After the New Criticism, pp. 109, 121, 364n62. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1980.

• Levin, S.R. "Deviation--Statistical and Determinate--in Poetic Language." Lingua ( 1963), 12: 276-290.

• Lipking, Lawrence. "Literary Criticism." In Joseph Gibaldi, ed., Introduction to Scholarship in Modern Languages and Literatures, pp. 82, 87, 97. New York: Modern Language Associatio n of America, 1981.

• Litz, A. Walton. "Literary Criticism." In Daniel Hoffman, ed., Harvard Guide to Contemporary American Writing, pp. 56, 79. Cambridge, Mass. & London: Belknap Press of Harvard Univ ersity Press, 1979.

• Lynn, Steven. "René Wellek." In Gregory S. Jay, ed., Modern American Critics 1920- 1955, pp. 290-303. Dictionary of Literary Biography, 63. Detroit, Michigan: Gale Research, A Bruccoli Clark Layman Book, 1988.

• McGann, Jerome. "Reviews and Retrospects: Rethinking Romanticism." ELH (Fall 1992), 59(3): 735-754.

• Marino, Adrian. Comparatisme et théorie de la littérature. Ecriture. Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, 1988.

• Matejka, Ladislav. "Literary History in a Semiotic Framework: Prague School Contributions." In Peter Steiner, Miroslav Cervenka and Ronald Vroon, eds., The Structure of the Literary Process: Studies Dedicated to the Memor y of Felix Vodicka, pp. 341-370. Linguistics and Literature Studies in Eeastern Europe, 8. Amsterdam: Benjamins, 1982.

• Molas, Joaquim. "Sobre la perioditizacio en les histories generals de la literatura catalana." In Margarit Badia, ed. Symposium in honorem prof. M. de Riquer, pp. 257-276. Barcelona: 1986.

• Molchanov, V. "Politicheskaia ataka." Voprosy Literatury (June 1985) 6: 3-33.

• Nehamas, Alexander. "Mythology: The Theory of Plot." In John Fisher, ed., Essays on Aesthetics: Perspectives on the Work of Monroe C. Beardsley, pp. 180- 197. Philadelphia: Temple University Pre ss, 1983. Monroe C. Beardsley, response.

• Ong, Walter J. "On the History of Literary Criticism." Review of Vols. 3 and 4 of History of Modern Criticism. Yale Review (June 1966), 55: 585-589.

• Panichas, George A. "A Failure of Nerve." Comparative Literature Studies (Spring 1984), 21(1): 103-114. On René Wellek's The Attack on Literature and Other Essays.

• Parker, Mark. "Measure and Countermeasure: The Lovejoy-Wellek Debate and Romantic Periodization." In David Perkins, ed., Theoretical Issues in Literary History, pp. 227-247. Harvard English Studies, 16. C ambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press, 1991.

• Parker, Stephen Jan. "Nabokov Studies: The State of the Art." In Geroge Gibian and Stephen Jan Parker, eds., The Achievements of Vladimir Nabokov: Essays, Studies, Reminiscences, and Stories from the Cornell Nabokov Festiv al, pp. 81-97. Ithaca: Center for Internattional Studies, Committee on Soviet Studies, Cornell University, 1984.

• Purves, Alan C. "That Sunny Dome: Those Caves of Ice." In Charles Raymond Cooper, ed., Researching Response to Literature and the Teaching of Literature: Points of Departure, pp. 54-69. Norwood, NJ: Able x, 1985.

• Rata Dumitriu, Nicolae. " O Incercare de sinteza in estetica literara: R. Wellek." Limba si Literatura [Romania]( 1970), 24: 151-162.

• Rees, Cees J. van. " Theory of Literature Viewed as a Conception of Literature: On the Premises Underlying Wellek and Warren's handbook." Poetics ( 1984), 13: 50 1-533.

• "René Wellek." In Jean C. Stine, ed., Contemporary Literary Criticism, pp. 441-455. Contemporary Literary Criticism, 28. Detroit, Michigan: Gale Research, 1984.
  Contents:

  • Bucco, Martin, pp. 452-453.
    
  • Burke, Kathleen, pp. 454-455.
    
  • Daiches, David, pp. 443-444.
    
  • Donoghue, Denis, pp. 450-451.
    
  • Fleischmann, Wolfgang Bernard, pp. 446-447.
    
  • Hafter, Ronald, pp. 448-449,
    
  • Lerner, Laurence, p. 445.
    
  • Louch, A.R., pp. 453-454.
    
  • Macauley, Robie, pp. 447-448.
    
  • Marks, Emerson R., p. 452.
    
  • Molin, Sven Eric, pp. 444-445.
    
  • O'Hara, J.D., pp. 451-452.
    
  • Sale, Roger, pp. 449-450.
    
  • Schorer, Mark, p. 443.
    
  • Spears, Monroe K., pp. 445-446.
    
  • Vivas, Eliseo, pp. 442-443.
    
  • Wimsatt, W.K., Jr., pp. 441-442.
    

• Richards, I.A. Coleridge on Imagination, pp. 10n1, 180n1. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1960.

• Said, Edward W. The World, the Text, and the Critic, pp. 126, 149, 300n1. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1983. Winner of the René Wellek Prize of the American Comparative L iterature Association.

• Sale, Roger. On Not Being Good Enough: Writings of a Good Critic, pp. 129-136. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1979.

• Schnelling, Heiner M. Christopher Frys `Seasonal Comedies': Funktional-strukturalistische Untersuchungen zur Kritik der thematischen Konzeption der `Jahreszeiten'. Trierer Studien zur Literatur, 5. Bern: Lang, 1980.

• Scholes, Robert. Structuralism in Literature: An Introduction, p. 77. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1974.

• Scuderi, Ermanno. "In margine alla Storia della critica moderna di René Wellek." Le Ragioni Critiche [Sicily] (1975), 5:113-129.

• Sorescu, Roxana. "`Table de legi' a lui Wellek." [In Romanian] Revista de Istorie si Teorie Literara [Bucharest] (October-December 1985), 33(4): 36-38.

• Spears, M.K. "Two Doctors for Critics: René Wellek and Randall Jarrell." In his American Ambitions: Selected Essays on Literary and Cultural Themes, pp. 179-187. Baltimore: Joh ns Hopkins University Press, 1987.

• Strelka, Joseph P. "Bibliography of the Writings of René Wellek." In Joseph Strelka, ed., Literary Theory and Criticism. Part I: Theory, pp. 1427-1453. Bern, Frankfurt, New York: Lang, 1984.

• _____. "Broch's Critical Outlook: A Response to René Wellek; The Yale Broch Symposium 1986." In Stephen D. Dowden, ed., Hermann Broch: Literature, Philosophy, Politics, pp. 71-75. Studie s in German Literature, Linguistics, and Culture, 30. Columbia, SC: Camden House, 1988. See René Wellek's "The Literary Criticism of Hermann Broch" ( 1988)

• _____., ed., Literary Theory and Criticism. Festschrift Presented to René Wellek in Honor of His Eightieth Birthday. Part I: Theory. Part II: Criticism. Bern, Frankfurt, New York: Lang, 1984.
  Contents:

  First Part: Theory
  • Adams, Robert M. "Thoughts on Literature, History and Literary History," pp. 21-33.
    
  • Bauer, Roger. "`Décadence' bei Nietzsche. Versuch einer Bestandsaufnahme," pp. 35-68.
    
  • Behler, Ernst. "What it Means to Understand an Author Better than He Understood Himself. Idealistic Philosophy and Romantic Hermenuetics," pp. 68-92.
    
  • Bousono, Carlos. "Dos procesos culturales. Sentido de la evolucion de la cultura desde el Romanticismo hasta hoy," pp. 93-120.
    
  • Ceserani, Remo. "Genre Theory, Literary History, and the Fantastic," pp. 121-138.
    
  • Corti, Maria. "Towards a Status for the Characters of the Imaginary World," pp. 139-156.
    
  • Coutinho, Afranio. "The Decolonization Process," pp. 157-161.
    
  • Ehrlich, Victor. "Formalism and Russian Literary Culture of the 1920's," pp. 163-173.
    
  • Falk, H. Eugene. "Towards a New Positivism in Literary Scholarship," pp. 175-183.
    
  • Fokkema, Douwe. "The Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, a Dog, and an Ape: Some Observations on Reception Theory," pp. 185-201.
    
  • Frank, Armin Paul. "Theories and Theory of Literary Translation," pp. 203-221.
    
  • Frank, Joseph. "Dostoevsky: The Polemic with Utilitarian Aesthetics," pp. 223-237.
    
  • Gelley, Alexander. "Narrative Discourse and Everyday Talk: Some Considerations on the Pragmatics of the Novel," pp. 239-248.
    
  • Hart, Thomas R. "Insight and Method: Eric Auerbach," pp. 249-265.
    
  • Heller, Erich. "Nietzsche as the Last Philosopher of Art," pp. 267-282.
    
  • Hirsch, Eric D., Jr. "Two Traditions of Literary Evaluation," pp. 283-298.
    
  • Holquist, James M. and Katarina Clark. "The Influence of Kant in the Early Work of M.M. Bakhtin," pp. 299-313.
    
  • Jensen, H. James. "Controversy in Seventeenth Century Art and Criticism: Sir Walter Charleton's Redefinition of Nature, Reason, and Imagination," pp. 315-333.
    
  • Jost, François. "The Epistolary Novel: An Unacted Drama," pp. 335-350.
    
  • Koopmann, Helmut. "Vom Epos zum Roman und vom Roman zum Epos. Bemerkungen zur Regeneration einer literarischen Form," pp. 351-367.
    
  • Krieger, Murray. "The Literary Privilege of Evaluation," pp. 361-391.
    
  • Lawall, Sarah. "René Wellek: Phenomenological Literary Historian," pp. 393-416.
    
  • Marino, Adrian. "The Necessity of a Hermeneutics of the Idea of Literature," pp. 417-437.
    
  • Markiewicz, Henryk. "Polyphony, Dialogism and Dialectics. Mikhail Bakhtin's Theory of the Novel," pp. 439-456.
    
  • Mortier, Roland. "Pour une poétique du dialogue: essai de théorie d'un genre," pp. 457-474.
    
  • Müller-Vollmer, Kurt. "Von der Durchdringbarkeit des wirkungsgeschichtlichen Bewusstseins: Gadamer, Hegel und die Hermeneutik Wilhelm von Humboldts," pp. 475-497.
    
  • Raimondi, Ezio. "Benjamin, Riegl e la filologia," pp. 499-530.
    
  • Raval, Suresh. "Criticism and Interpretation," pp. 531-547.
    
  • Segers, Rien T. "Is there a Future for this Class? The Necessity for a Reorientation within the Study of Literature Based on Reader-Response Criticism," pp. 549-565.
    
  • Shaffer, E.S. "Towards a Comparative `Practical Criticism'," pp. 567-590.
    
  • Strelka, Joseph P. "Geschlossene und offene Systeme in der Literaturwissenschaft," pp. 591-601.
    
  • Todorov, Tzvetan. "Le retour de l'épique," 603-617.
    
  • Warnke, Frank J. "The Lyric, Erlebnis, and Self- Transcendence," pp. 619-629.
    
  • Warren, Robert Penn. "A Cycle -- Poem," pp. 17-18.
    
  • Weisstein, Ulrich. "Komparatistik: Alte Methode oder Neue Wissenschaft? Grundsätzliches aus Anlass einer italienischen Reise," pp. 631-656.
    
  • Winner, Thomas G. "Literature as a Semiotic System: The Case of Kafka's Metamorphosis as a Metasemiotic Text," pp. 657-674.
    
    Second Part: Criticism:
  • Aldridge, A. Owen. "Some Aspects of the Historical Novel after Lukács," pp. 677-687.
    
  • Bosco, Umberto. "Dante e il Contemporaneo," pp. 688-692.
    
  • Branca, Vittore. "La rivelazione della `Poetica' di Aristotile e la svolta nella attività del Poliziano," pp. 693717.
    
  • Brombert, Victor. "Victor Hugo: Revolution or the Hour of Laughter," pp. 719-728.
    
  • Brooks, Cleanth. "The American South and Yeats's ireland," pp. 729-741.
    
  • Daiches, David. "Scholarship, Literature and Nationalism in 18th-century Scotland," pp. 743-753.
    
  • Damon, Phillip. "Early Chaucer and Late Medieval Poetics," pp. 755-765.
    
  • Demetz, Peter. "On Stifter's and Fontane's Realism: Turmalin and Mathilde Möhring," pp. 767-782.
    
  • de Zuleta, Emilia. "Critica Española: 1965- 1980," pp. 783-805.
    
  • Fietz, Lothar. "`In anguish dividing and dividing'--Reflections on the Theme of Human Fragmentariness in English Literature from the Sixteenth to the Eighteenth Century," pp. 807-820.
    
  • Freedman, Ralph. "Rainer Maria Rilke and the `Sister Arts'," pp. 821-847.
    
  • Garber, Frederick. "Satire and the Making of Selves," pp. 849-870.
    
  • Gerigk, Horst-Jürgen. "Zweimal `Die Dame mit dem Hündchen': Anton Tschechow und Joyce Carol Oates," pp. 871-891.
    
  • Giannantonio, Pompeo. "Il methodo critico della Storia della Letteratura italiana di F. De Sanctis, pp. 893913.
    
  • Jechova, Hana. "Les récits historiques de K.H. Mácha et la théâtralité de la prose romantique," pp. 915-937.
    
  • Kern, Edith. "Tradition and Innovation in Comedy: A Contribution to the History of Laughter," pp. 939958.
    
  • Lauth, Reinhard. "Ein Gedankenexperiment in vier Exempeln und seine Lösung in Dostoevskys Werk," pp. 959-973.
    
  • Marks, Emerson R. "Meter in English Romantic Poetics," pp. 975-989.
    
  • Mestan, Antonin. "Masaryk und Gor'kij," pp. 991-998.
    
  • Mitchell, Breon. "Joyce and Kraus: A Theatre on Mars," pp. 999-1009.
    
  • Nelson, Lowry, Jr. "Technical Form in Modernist Poetry," pp. 1011-1021.
    
  • Neubauer, John. "Time, Character, and Narrative Strategy in Tristram Shandy and Lucinde," pp. 10231039.
    
  • Nichols, Stephen G., Jr. "From Passion to Pietà: Modes of Death in the Legend of Roland," pp. 10411073.
    
  • Paulson, Ronald. "The History of Little Goody Two-Shoes as a Children's Book," pp. 1075-1092.
    
  • Peacock, Ronald. "Destabilization of Genre in Modern Drama," pp. 1093-1109.
    
  • Preisner, Rio. "Goethe und die Gegner," pp. 1111-1136.
    
  • Raleigh, John Henry. "Joyce and Tolstoy," pp. 1137-1157.
    
  • Rawson, Claude. "Narrative and the Proscribed Act: Homer, Euripides and the Literature of Cannibalism," pp. 1159-1187.
    
  • Remak, Henry H.H. "Comparative Interpretation and the Question of Value Judgement: Edgar Allan Poe's The Fall of the House of Usher and Meïr Goldschmidt's Bjergtagen I (Spellbound I) ," pp. 1189-1214.
    
  • Rousset, Jean. "Pour un poétique du journal intime," pp. 1215-1228.
    
  • Rüdiger, Horst. "Ein Stiefkind der Komparatistik: das Nachleben der Antike," pp. 1229-1243.
    
  • Sammons, Jeffrey L. "Heinrich Heine: Reception in the World's Strangeness," pp. 1245-1264.
    
  • Seidlin, Oskar. "King Candaules I - King Candaules II: Shades of Hegel and Nietzsche," pp. 12651285.
    
  • Stern, Howard. "Variations on a Heliotrope of Rainer Maria Rilke," pp. 1287-1295.
    
  • Stern, Joseph P. "Franz Kafka on Mice and Men," pp. 1297-1312.
    
  • Strelka, Joseph P. "Bibliography of René Wellek," pp. 1427-1453.
    
  • "Tabula Gratulatoria," pp. 1455-1462.
    
  • Thorlby, Anthony. "Is Romanticism a Kind of Literature or a Kind of Criticism?" pp. 1313-1331.
    
  • Voisine, Jacques. "William Hazlitt as a Literary Critic in The Spirit of the Age," pp. 1333-1350.
    
  • Waith, Eugene M. "Titus Andronicus and the Wounds of Civil War," pp. 1351-1362.
    
  • Warren, Austin. "Pondering Pater - Aesthete and Master," pp. 1363-1375.
    
  • Weber, Werner. "Saine-Beuves `Lundis' über Fromentin. In individuellem Begegnen die Spur einer Epochenbewegung," pp. 1377-1403.
    
  • Welsh, Alexander. "King Lear, Père Goriot, and Nell's Grandfather," pp. 1405-1425.
    
  Reviews
  • Nemoianu, V. Canadian Review of Comparative Literature (December 1986): 636.
    
  • R., T.H. and S.F.R. Comparative Literature (Fall 1985), 37: 380.
    
  • Salm, P. Yearbook of General and Comparative Literature ( 1986), 34: 122.
    
  • Uhlig, C. Arcadia ( 1987), 21(3): 295.
    
    

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