Fall 1978

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Fall 1978

Table of Contents

Essays

American Theater Watch, 1977-1978

Escape from Fiction: Literature and Didacticism

From Transcendence to Obsolescence: A Route Map

Hope and Myth in a World of Scarcity

Random Thoughts on Southern Literature, Southern Politics, and the American Future

Some Recent Pentecostal Revivals: A Report in Words and Photographs

The Problem of Poe

Fiction

Doing This, Saying That, To Applause

Proteus

Wild Goose Chase

Poetry

An Evening When the Full Moon Rose as the Sun Set & Walking Where the Plows Have Been Turning

And So It Begins Again

Ararat

John Singleton Mosby (1833-1916)

Letter: A Family Man Explains His Adultery

Limbo

Moving Out

Moving Still

Playing in the Mines

Robert Schumann, or: Musical Genius Begins with Affliction

Thanksgiving, Growing Older

The Curious Cold & Animation and Ego

The Embroidery

Visitations

Waking to Music

What You Already Know

Reviews

on 31 Letters and 13 Dreams by Richard Hugo; Houses and Travellers by W. S. Merwin; & This Body is Made of Camphor and Gopherwood by Robert Bly

on Die Salzburger Emigration in Bildern [the Salzburger Emigration In Pictures]: Schriften Des Nordostdeutschen Kulturwerks e. V. by Angelika Marsch

on Fact and Fiction: The New Journalism and the Nonfiction Novel by John Hollowell

on Reflexivity in Tristram Shandy: An Essay in Phenomenological Criticism by James E. Swearingen

on Selected Letters of Conrad Aiken by Joseph Killorin

on The Difference between Night and Day by Bin Ramke; Palm Reading in Winter by Ira Sadoff; Alive and Taking Names by Colette Inez; & To a Blossoming Pear Tree by James Wright

Photography as Myth / Photography as History (on On Photography by Susan Sontag; & Time in a Frame: Photography and the Nineteenth-century Mind by Alan Thomas)

Seeing Georgia Double (on Georgia: A Bicentennial History by Harold H. Martin; & A History of Georgia by Kenneth Coleman, Numan V. Bartley, William F. Holmes, F. N. Boney, Phinizy Spalding, Charles E. Wynes)

The Critical Rule of Thumb (on Charles Dickens: His Tragedy and Triumph by Edgar Johnson; Dickens of London by Wolf Mankowitz; Dickens on the Romantic Side of Familiar Things by Robert Newsom; & Allegory in Dickens by Jane Vogel)