Calliope - Number 4 - 1997
CONTRIBUTORS
The Locus of Virtue: Mimesis, Masks, and Morality in Restoration and 18th-Century
British Literature
Pam Soler
"Bonds Too Strong to Be Broken": Sexual Enslavement in Moll Flanders and The Country Wife
Robert R. Martinez
Still in Coleridge's Bower: Then or Now or For the Future as Before Even to This or That Past or Present or Future Time
Kim Vetsch
Truth Has No Confines: A Comparison of "Banleby, the Scrivener" and Moby Dick by Herman Melville
Nora Traut
The Thirst for Knowledge: Vampirism in Women in Love
David Moton
Ultimate Casualties: Spiritual Death in Parade's End and All Quiet on the Western Front
Kathy Freeman
The City as a Symbol in Wise Blood
Jennifer Randel
Pam Soler
"Bonds Too Strong to Be Broken": Sexual Enslavement in Moll Flanders and The Country Wife
Robert R. Martinez
Still in Coleridge's Bower: Then or Now or For the Future as Before Even to This or That Past or Present or Future Time
Kim Vetsch
Truth Has No Confines: A Comparison of "Banleby, the Scrivener" and Moby Dick by Herman Melville
Nora Traut
The Thirst for Knowledge: Vampirism in Women in Love
David Moton
Ultimate Casualties: Spiritual Death in Parade's End and All Quiet on the Western Front
Kathy Freeman
The City as a Symbol in Wise Blood
Jennifer Randel