Return to PostScript home pagePapers from the 1997 PAC conference
Edited by Albert E. Gurganus, The Citadel
Albert E. Gurganus Preface
15.1 Kathryn Willis Wolfe The Woof and Warp of Authoritative Speech or the Exploitation of Costume by Molière’s Pedantic Characters
15.2 Gordon N. Ross and William Rogers Shakespeare’s Rotten Fruit
15.3 Jean W. Cash Flannery O’Connor: Art “demand[s] celibacy”
15.4Maria R. Rippon Ideas of Hope and Fatality in Allende’s La casa de los espíritus
15.5 S. Craig Renfroe, Jr. The War of the Worlds: Wells’ Anti-Imperialist Support of Empire
15.6 Anna S. Blumenthal Joe Turner’s Come and Gone: Sacrificial Rites and the Rebirth of the Self
15.7 Keri L. Bryant Fiendish Demon or Learned Doctor? The (In)human Jew in Sixteenth-Century German Fiction
15.8 Tony Perrello From Costiveness to Comic Relief: Purgation in The Alchemist
15.9 John C. Akers Pereda’s Last Novel, Pachín González: Journalism, Fiction, and the Generation of 1898
15.10 Michael Cody “The Order and Sense of this Story”: ThomasWelde’s Preface to Winthrop’s Official Record of the Antinomian Controversy
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