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Volume 8, Number 2. A NEW LOCK AT PANURGE, By Mary E. Ragland (pg. 61); TRIANGLES AND PRISONS: A STUDY OF STENDHALIAN LOVE, By Marilyn K. Yalom (pg. 82); PERSONALITY THEORY IN GIDE: THE PLUME OF THE EAGLE, By Diana Culbertson and John Valley (pg. 98); BRUCE MAZLISH AS PSYCHOHISTORIAN, By Richard W. Noland (pg. 116); 1975 Bibliography on the Relations of Literature and the Other Arts (collected under the auspices of MLA Discussion Group G. T. IX) (pg. 131).

Volume 8, Number 3. IMAGE MAKING; POLITICS AND CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT IN ALL THE KING'S MEN, By Dennis M. Welch (pg. 155); AMANDA STARR: VICTIM OF HER OWN FALSE ASSUMPTIONS, By Alma A. Ilacqua (pg. 178); INDIVIDUATION AND CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT IN THE FICTION OF SHIRLEY JACKSON, By Steven K. Hoffman (pg. 190); JOE CHRISTMAS: HIS TRAGEDY AS VICTIM, By Louise A. Poresky (pg. 209); THE METAPHYSICS OF YOKNAPATAWPHA COUNTY: "AIRY SPACE AND SCOPE FOR YOUR DELIRIUM", By Francine Ringold (pg. 223); PSYCHOANALYSIS BY "SCHOOLS", By Melvin Goldstein (pg. 241); THE WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF PSYCHIATRY PUBLISHES, By Marilyn K. Yalom (pg. 243); On Calvin S. Brown's A Glossary of Faulkner 's South, By Riva Ruran (pg. 245).

Volume 9, Number 1. David Copperfield: Novel and Film, By Ana Laura Zambrano (pg. 1); The Life and Adventures of Niaholas Nidkleby Alberto Cavalcanti Interprets Dickens , By David Paroissien (pg. 17); The Medium as Message in Bergman's Persona, By Julian C. Rice (pg. 29); The Impact of Music on the Eye, By Michael J. Queenan (pg. 45); On Appraising Erikson, By Richard W. Noland (pg. 48); Three Works of Victorian Social History, by John Morley (pg. 53); Ecologists, Humanists, and Parnassus; Or, Hitch Your Wagon To a Picaro, By William H. Plumstead (pg. 60); Valuable Content and Occasional Jargon, By Leo Rockas (pg. 64); Books Received (pg. 67); Journals (Exchanges) Received (pg. 76); Offprints Received (pg. 82).

Volume 10, Number 1, 2, 3. Introduction, BY LEONARD F. MANHEIM; M. D. FABER, AND HARVEY L. P. RESNIK (pg. 1); Prelude in Imperial Rome, The Son-Father Kills the Father-Son, Lucius Annaeus Seneca (4 B.C.? - 65 A.D.), BY M. D. FABER (pg. 14); Interlude in French Romanticism, Labrunie's Quest, Gerard de Nerval (1808- 1855), BY ELEANOR B. MANHEIM (pg. 31); The Twentieth Century in Great Britain and the USA, Creativity versus Death, Virginia Woolf (1882-1941), By SIMON O. LESSER (pg. 49); Symbolmaking and Suicide, Hart Crane (1899- 1932), BY DAVID BLEICH (pg. 70); An Author Wrecked by Success, Ross Lockridge, Jr. (1914 -1948), BY LEONARD F. MANHEIM (pg. 103); Say Goodbye to Randall J arrell (1914-1965), BY LOIS AND ALAN GORDON (pg. 122); Sylvia Plath and the Art of Dying Sylvia Plath (1932-1963), BY JEFFREY BERMAN (pg. 137); The Twentieth Century in Japan, A Koan of Sincerity, Osamu Dazai (1909 -1947), BY HIROSHI WAGATSUMA AND GEORGE DE VOS (pg. 156); The Mishima Incident, Yukio Mishima (1925 ? 1970), BY JAMES T. ARAKI (182);

Volume 10, Supplement. Books, Journals, and Offprints Received: Edward Klonoski, Assistant Editor (pg. 201); 1) Books received (pg. 201); 2) Journals (Exchanges) Received (pg. 215); 3) Single Issues and Offprints Received (pg. 222). Summary and Index: Margaret Rundle, Assistant Editor (pg. 226); 1) Summary (pg. 226); 2) Index to Volumes VI-X (pg. 229); a) Author-Title (List 1) (pg. 229); b) Subject (List 2) (pg. 238).

Volume 11, Number 1. Paranoia, Criticism, and Malvolio, By David Willbern (pg. 1); Prinary Process Mentation and the Structure of Timon of Athens, By Minerva Neiditz (pg. 24); "A Hair of the Shrew …", By Marion Perret (pg. 36); Games Courtiers Play, By Christine M. Bird (pg. 41); Drama of the Dying God in Julius Caesar, By Mildred Durham (pg. 49); The Basic Pattern of Psychological Conflict in Shakespearean Tragic Drama, By Joan Mary Byles (58); Article-Review: The Compleat Macbeth, By Barbara Hodgdon (pg. 72).