Twentieth Century Literature

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Articles in Fall 1993 issue of Twentieth Century Literature

• Penning the police/policing the pen: the case of Graham Greene's 'The Heart of the Matter.'
  by Elliott Malamet
• "Amor matris": mother and self in the telemachiad episode of Ulysses - James Joyce's novel 'Ulysses'
  by Marylu Hill
• Moore, Bishop, and Oliver: thinking back, re-seeking the sea - poets Marianne Moore, Elizabeth Bishop and Mary Oliver
  by Robin Riley Fast
• Ezra Pound's encounter with Wang Wei: toward the "ideogrammic method" of the Cantos
  by Zhaoming Qian
• Ousted possibilities: critical histories in James Joyce's Ulysses - James Joyce, novelist
  by Gregory Castle
• John Ashbery's revision of the post-romantic quest: meaning, evasion, and allusion in "Grand Galop."
  by Frank J. Lepkowski
• "An existence doled out": passive resistance as a dead end in Sylvia Townsend Warner's 'Lolly Willowes.'
  by Bruce Knoll