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1986 — Volume 17 No 1

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FRONT MATTER

CALL FOR PAPERS

USING FAIRY TALES TO INTRODUCE MEDIEVAL NARRATIVE AT THE UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL
David K. Gratz

BASING THE FRESHMAN RESEARCH PAPER CLASS ON ANGLO-SAXON MATERIALS
Deanna Delmar Evans

RENEWING AUDIENCE RESPONSE IN THE STUDY OF MEDIEVAL LITERATURE
David V. Harrington

CHAUCER’S KNIGHT RECONSIDERED
Jeannine Bohlmeyer

TEXT, LANGUAGE, AND THE WOMAN POET: THREE PROBLEMS IN TEACHING EMILY DICKINSON’S POEMS
Carol A. Bock

SINCLAIR LEWIS AND THE MYTHOLOGY OF THE PIONEER
Timothy Sweet

LIVES IN WRITING: AN ESSAY REVIEW OF TRADITIONS OF INQUIRY
Steven Weiland

REVIEW OF A BOOK OF ONE’S OWN: PEOPLE AND THEIR DIARIES
John Schwiebert

REVIEW OF WRITING IN THE LIBERAL ARTS TRADITION: A RHETORIC WITH READINGS
Nancy MacKenzie

REVIEW OF WRITER’S BLOCK: THE COGNITIVE DIMENSION AND WHEN A WRITER CAN’T WRITE
Linda Hunter

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS

ANNOUNCEMENTS

EDITORIAL POLICY

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