Index to Readerly/Writerly Texts 4.1 (Fall/Winter 1996)

Essays

The Aggregate Eye/A Rhetoric of College
  
Derek Owens     9

Priests, Professionals and Pedagogues: A Historical Account of The Economic Substrates of Writing Process
  
Carol Poster     31

Teaching Whitman’s ‘Song of Myself’: Radical Poetics in the Classroom
    Nick Selby     63

From New Visions of Self to Re-Visions of World: The Revolutionary Potential of Rachel Blau DuPlessis’s "For the Etruscans"
    Cindy Moore     85

A Dialogic/Rhetorical Analysis of Richard Selzer’s "Smoking" from Mortal Lessons (1974)
    Mahala Yates Stripling     105

Fires in the Brain: The Chiliastic Traits of Eighteenth-Century Sentimental Fiction
    Jeannie Dear     119

"The Heart in Pilgrimage": A Jungian Reading of George Herbert’s "The Altar" and "Iesu"
    Hermine J. van Nuis     135

Robert Conquest and Science
    Jerry Bradley     147

The Real Model and the Imagined Model in Gabriel García Marquez’s Of Love and Other Demons
   
Sylvia Carullo     157

Autobiographical Intertextuality in Juan Goytisolo
    Inger Enkvist     165

Echoes of Art as Aesthetic Operatives in Writings by Jorge Luis Borges
    Ollie O. Oviedo     187

An Interview with Gabriel García Marquez
    By Carlos Orlando Pardo    219

Book Reviews

The Vulgarization of Art: The Victorians and the Aesthetic Democracy. By Linda Dowling
  
William C. Engels    224

On Translating Mario Vargas Llosa: The Novels of Mario Vargas Llosa in English, French and Swedish Translation. By Inger Enkvist. Trans. Linda Schenck
    Jonathan Tittler     230

Yo, Policarpa. By Flor Romero. Trans. Mary Fanelli-Ayala
    Jacques Guilard     234

Professional Announcements and Calls for Papers 238
Notes on Contributors 240

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Cover: Rotitar ("A She-Rat") (1995), 28/100. By Kadi Kurema (Tallinn, Estonia).