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1969 — Volume 05 No 3

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FRONT MATTER

PREAMBLINGS

A WRITER TALKS ABOUT WRITING
Mary Stolz

A SELECTION FROM THE ENTRIES OF MINNESOTA’S 1969 NCTE ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS WINNERS

THE RANGE OF WRITING

THE AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL FORM

LITERARY CRITICISM BY COLLEGE ENGLISH MAJORS: POST WORLD WAR II POETRY

ROBERT LOWELL’S “FOR THE UNION DEAD”: A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE
Theresa Schauinger

THE EXPANSION OF SENSIBILITY IN THE POEMS OF THEODORE ROETHKE
Dennis Doroff

EXCELLENCE ACHIEVED: THE POETRY OF RICHARD WILBUR
Linda Miller

RECURRENT THEMES IN THE POETRY OF JOHN BERRYMAN
Timothy Blackburn

TOWARDS THE IMPROVEMENT OF ENGLISH TEACHER EDUCATION IN MINNESOTA: CHAPTERS IN A CONTINUING HISTORY — CHAPTER 3: THE FOUNDING OF THE MINNESOTA CONFERENCE OF ENGLISH EDUCATION
Graham S. Frear

THREE BY CUNNINGHAM
Tom Walton

A REVIEW OF J. L. STYAN’S SHAKESPEARE’S STAGECRAFT
George Soule

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