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Volume 13, Number 2. "The Birth-Mark": A Deathmark, By James Quinn and Ross Baldessarini, (pg. 91); Antiquity in The Scarlet Letter: The Primary Sources, By Earl R. Hutchison, Sr.(pg. 99); Pierre's Sexuality: A Psychoanalytic Interpretation of Herman Melville's Pierre, or, the Ambiguities, By Paula Miner-Quinn (pg. 111); "Rappaccini's Daughter" and the Art of Dreaming, By Martin Karlow (pg. 122); Journals Received (pg. 136).

Voume 13, Number 3. Pictorialism and the Poetry of John Milton, By John T. Shawcross (pg.143); The Historian as Dramatist: Realpolitik and Morality in Thucydides' "Melian Debate," By Stephen E. Tabachnik (pg. 165); Brecht's The Rise and Fall of the Ctty of Mahagonny and The Good Woman of Setzuan: Beyond Marxism, By Zsuzsanna Ozsvath (pg. 178); Miltonic Topics, Reviews of Jean H. Hagstrum's Sex and Sensibility: Ideal and Erotic Love From Milton to Mozart and Edward LeComte's A Dictionary of Puns in Milton 's English Poetry, By Robert A. Logan III (pg. 187); Teachable Movies, A review of Alexander Sesonske's Jean Renoir: The French Films, 1924-1939, By Paul H. Stacy (pg. 191); Hemingway at the Movies, A review of Frank M. Laurence's Hemingway and the Movies, By Catherine Barnes Stevenson (pg. 196); Melville in the Pacific, A review of T. Walter Herbert's Marquesan Encounters: Melville and the Meaning of Civilization, By Robert Hillier (pg. 198); Short Reviews (pg. 201); Books Received (pg. 207).

Volume 14, Number 1. Washington Square: James and 'The Deeper Psychology', By Richard B. Hovey (pg. 1); Further Reflections on Plath's "Mirror," By Robert Kloss (pg. 11); Deadly Serious Play: Robert Frost's "Design" By David Kann (pg. 23); Theatre of Clouds: Imaginal Reality and the Idea of the Postmodem, By Michael Sexson (pg. 33); Supplement: Offprint from Literature and Psychology, Volume XXXI, Number 1 (1981), "OUTSIDE LOOKING IN: Evidences of Primal-Scene Fantasy in Hawthorne's Fiction." By Leonard F. Manheim (pg. 41).

Volume 14, Number 2. Mayhew's Book of Lists, By Nancy Aycock Metz (pg. 41); Elizabeth Gaskell and the Question of Liberal Education, By Linda Seidel Costic (pg. 50); Brainwashing and Oliver Twist, By Benjamin Brody (pg. 61); The Oedipal Triangle in Pater's "Hippolytus Veiled," By Natalie Schroeder (pg.67). BOOK REVIEWS: Man's Estate: Masculine Identity in Shakespeare, By Robert A. Logan III, (pg.77); Romanticism and Ideology, By Deborah Gutschera (pg.80); The Underside of Shaw, By Alan Brody (pg. 82).

Volume 14, Number 3. The Child Archetype and Modern Primitivism, Kosinski's The Painted Bird, By John H. Hanson (pg. 85); Fairfax, Churchill, and Jane Austen's Emma, By Ralph Stewart (pg. 96); Rossetti: The Failure of Eros, By Stephen Gurney (pg. 101). BOOK REVIEWS: Women of Learning, By Catherine Barnes Stevenson (pg. 117); Exchanging Gifts, By Paul H. Stacy (pg. 119); O'Neill On Kinship, By Robert M. Como (pg. 123); Literature and Psychology in Germany, By Michael Klaber (pg. 126); Is There a Text in this Book?, By William L. Stull (pg. 128). BOOKSAND JOURNALS RECENED (Edited by Charles L. Ross): Journals Received (pg. 132); Books Received (pg. 135).

Volume 15, Number 1. IN MEMORIAM - LEONARD FALK MANHEIM, 1902 – 1983. Renaissance Variations on a Theme by Keats, By Paul Barolsky (pg. 1); Blake, The Druids, and the Regeneration of Generation, By Lois Ziegelman (pg 13); E. E. Cummings' Sleight-of-Hand: Perceptual Ambiguity in His Early Poetry, Painting, and Career, By Milton A. Cohen (pg. 33); Parataxie Distortion and Group Process in Stephen Crane's "The Blue Hotel," By Charles L. Proudfit (pg. 47).

Volume 15, Number 2. Tennyson's Stupidity, By Gerhard Joseph (pg. 55); Wilfred Owen: World War and Family Romance, By Thorpe Butler (pg. 63); Beyond the Pleasure Principle: Anne Sexton's "The Death Baby," By Diana Hume George (pg. 75). BOOK REVIEWS: Pictures, Poems, and Programs, By William L. Stull (pg. 93); The Delphic Oracle, By George Michael Evica (pg. 97); The Time Falling Bodies Take to Light, By George Michael Evica (pg. 99).

Volume 15, Number 3 and Volume 16, Number 1. ESSAYS ON RENAISSANCE LITERATURE AND CONTEMPORARY CRITICISM. Sonnets Courtly and Christian, By William L. Stull (pg. 1); Rhetoric and Poetics in the Italian Religious Sonnet, 1500-1650, By Rinaldina Russell (pg. 16); "Plainness and Truth": The Secular and Spiritual Sonnets of Henry Constable, By J. de Oliveira e Silva (pg. 33); The Shadow and the Real: Typology and the Religious Sonnet, By John H. Ottenhoff (pg. 43); Craft and Purpose in Alabaster's Incarnation Sonnets, By George Klawitter (pg. 60); From "Jove" to "Task-Master": The Transformation from Pagan to Christian Deity in Milton's Sonnets 1-7, By Kay Stanton (pg. 67); "Faining Notable Images of Vertue": Sidney's New Arcadia as Legenda Sanctorum, By Margaret P. Hannay (pg. 80); Augustinian Psychology in The Faerie Queene Book II, By Carol V. Kaske (pg. 93); Paradise Regained as Hermeneutic Combat, By Mary Ann Radzinowicz (pg. 99); Self-Persistence in The Temple: George Herbert's "Artillerie," By Sibyl Lutz Severance (pg. 108); "Count It All Joy": The Affirmative Nature of Deconstruction, By G. Douglas Atkins (pg. 120); Milton's "Various Quills": Psychoanalysis and Protestant Poetics, By Christopher Grose (pg. 129).

Volume 16, Number 2 and 3. INTERDISCIPLINARY CRITICISM, Essays in Memory of Leonard Manheim. "The essays in this special double issue were commissioned to honor the late Leonard Manheim 1902-1983), founder and editor of Literature and Psychology (1951-1967) and University of Hartford Studies in Literature (1969-1983), teacher, controversialist, and inspiring colleague." Driving in Gainesville, Florida: The Shared and The Individual in literary Response, By Nonnan Holland (pg. 1); The New Discourse of Mass Culture: Magazines in the 1890s, By Richard Ohmann (pg. 16); Interpretive Extremes: The Old Instrument Players and Recent Literary Criticism, By James Winn (pg. 36); From Mannerism to Modernism: The Playful Artifice of Walter Pater, By Paul Barolsky (pg. 47); Philosophy and Poetry: The New Rapprochement, By Carl Rapp (pg. 58); Understanding and Truth in The Two Cultures, By Paul Armstrong (pg. 70); "There Was Meaning in His Look": The Meeting of Pictorial Models in Joyce's "Nausicaa," By Wendy Steiner (pg. 90); Literary Counselors For the Defense: Socrates and Gandhi, By Jean· Pierre Barricelli (pg. 104); Leonard Manheim as a Dickens Critic, By Michael Steig (pg. 111); Contributors (pg. 116).

Volume 17, Number 1. Christina Rossetti's "Goblin Market": A Paradigm for Nineteenth Century Anorexia Nervosa, By Paula Marantz Cohen (pg. 1); E. M. Forster's The Longest Journey: Doubled Offspring and Ambivalent Mothers, By M. D. Faber (pg. 19); Incest and The Good Community in Brecht's Later Plays, By Sammy McLean (pg. 36). BOOK REVIEWS: Shaw's Darker Side, By Alan Brody (pg. 47); The Eternal Question Mark, By Alan Brody (pg. 50); Hardy's Mournful Manysidedness, By Peter J. Casagrande(pg. 52); Heroes and Antiheroes, By Alicia [correct spelling is Alycia] Evica (pg. 55); The Semi-Apocalypse, By Paul H. Stacy (pg. 57); Contributors (pg. 59).