Return to PostScript home pagePapers from the 1990 PAC conference
Edited by Debra C. Boyd, Winthrop University
Debra C. Boyd Preface
8.1 Nancy Lane Expressing the Inexpressible: Ionesco and the Struggle with Language
8.2 Paula K. Kamenish Ionesco’s Own Ubu
8.3 Jonathan Nauman Macbeth and the Opposition
8.4 Walter A. Strauss The Poetics of Consternation in Thomas Bernhard’s Novels
8.5 Catherine Jones West Voices of Discontinuity in Nathalie Sarraute’s Enfance
8.6 James Holt McGavran, Jr. “Rambling about the Country on Foot”: Dorothy Wordsworth and the French Revolution
8.7 Nancy D. Hargrove Reflections of the 1920s in The Sound and the Fury
8.8 Helen R. Deese Jones Very among His Contemporaries
8.9 Merritt Moseley David Lodge and the Novelists of the Fifties: Experimental Traditionalism