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Volume 1, Number 1. Front Matter (pg. 1); 2001 and the Paradox of the Fortunate Fall, BY ALAN BRODY (pg. 7); 2001: A Psychosocial Explication, BY NORMAN N. HOLLAND (pg. 20); Sons and Fathers, A.D. 2001, BY ROBERT PLANK (pg.26); The Psychology of the 'Double' in 2001, BY ROBERT ROGERS (pg. 34); A Plurality of After-Worlds: Isaac Taylor and Alfred Tennyson, BY MILTON MILLHAUSER (pg. 37); Some Literary Uses of Numerology, BY JOHN T. SHAWCROSS (pg. 50); Book Review, Humans and Humanoids, BY MARVIN REZNIKOFF (pg. 63); Book Notes (pg. 68).

Volume 1, Number 2. Front Matter (pg. 69); Natural Fact and Poetic Insight, BY FREDERICK PLOTKIN (pg. 71); Perception as a Form of Phenomenological Criticism, By DAVID I. GROSSVOGEL (pg. 83); "A Portrait of 'Jenny'": Rossetti's Aesthetics of Communion, BY JAN B. GORDON (pg. 89); Mrs. Radcliffe's Landscapes: The Influence of Three Landscape Painters on her Nature Descriptions, By LYNNE EPSTEIN (pg. 107); Illustrations: Plate I. The Awakening Conscience, Holman Hunt (pg. 111); Plate II. The Blessed Damozel, Dante Gabriel Rossetti (pg. 112); Plate III. Dantis Amor, Dante Gabriel Rossetti (pg. 112); Plate A. Night Scene with Figures ? The Banditti, Salvator Rosa (pg. 113); Plate B. St. George and the Dragon, Claude Lorrain (pg. 114); Plate C. Landscape with a Man Killed by a Snake, Nicolas Poussin (pg. 114); Is Football Playing?, BY GEORGE T. WRIGHT (pg. 121); Cinematic Thought, BY PAUL STACY (pg. 124); 2001: Years and Shapes, BY VICTOR A. DOYNO (pg. 131); Comment, BY ROBERT R. FENICHEL (pg. 133); A Belated Justification, By NORMAN N. HOLLAND (pg. 136); A New Look at Hemingway, BY RICHARD W. NOLAND (pg. 140); Friends and Relations, BY ELEANOR AND LEONARD MANHEIM (pg. 146); Books, Journals, and Offprints Received (pg. 156).

Volume 1, Number 3. In Memoriam: Gorham Munson (pg. 162); Woodstock, 1924, BY GORHAM MUNSON (pg. 169); Woodstock, 1969, BY WILLIAM CLEMENT (pg. 181); The "Professional" Clergyman in Some Novels by Anthony Trollope, BY FREDERICK F. JILLSON (pg. 185); Trollope's Clerical Concerns: The Low Church Clergymen, BY JAMES W . LEE (pg. 198); Gilbert and Sullivan Songs in the Works of James Joyce, BY MABEL P. WORTHINGTON (pg. 209); Early Psychological Criticism, BY RICHARD W. NOLAND (pg. 219); Tragic Comic Punster and Pimdit, BY THOMAS L. ASHTON (pg. 223); Books, Journals, and Offprints Received (pg. 230).