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Summer 1977
Table of Contents
Essays
A Touching Compulsion: Wordsworth and the Problem of Literary Representation
Hemingway’s Uncanny Beginnings
I Wonder What Mr. Santini Dreamed
Soundings for Home: Frost’s Poetry of Extravagance and Return
The Interpreter’s Self: Peirce on the Cartesian “Subject”
Uriel’s Cloud: Emerson’s Rhetoric
Vibratory Organism: Seeing Nature Whole
Poetry
Albert Speer—18 April 1945; Albert Speer—20 April 1945; & 2200 Hours
He Writes an Old Girlfriend and Asks Her to Have an Affair with Him
It Is Dangerous to Be the Conductor
Return & Visits to Other Cities
Stone Carving: August & What Was Happening Later at Night
The Colony & The Maple Works
The Hero at Midnight & Above the Port
With the Remover to Remove
Art
Flannery O’connor Country on Film
Reviews
A Feast of Snakes by Harry Crews; & The Year the Lights Came On by Terry Kay
Emblem and Expression: Meaning in English Art of the Eighteenth Century by Ronald Paulson; & The Art of Hogarth by Ronald Paulson
Excursions: Selected Literary Essays by Robert Boyers
Figures of Capable Imagination by Harold Bloom
Geography III by Elizabeth Bishop; & Reflections on Espionage by John Hollander
on James Ensor by John David Farmer; & Johan Zoffany, 1733-1810 by Mary Webster
on Keats and the Sublime by Stuart A. Ende; & The Limits of Imagination: Wordsworth, Yeats, and Stevens by Helen Regueiro
