Spring 1977
(Volume 3, Number 3)

Table of Contents

THE LIMITS OF PLURALISM

• I. Wayne C. Booth: "'Preserving the Exemplar': or, How Not to Dig Our Own Graves"
• II. M.H. Abrams: "The Deconstructive Angel"
• III. J. Hillis Miller: "The Critic as Host"

E.H. Gombrich: "The Museum: Past, Present and Future"
Catharine R. Stimpson: "The Mind, The Body, and Gertrude Stein"
Susan Fox: "The Female as Metaphor in William Blake's Poetry"
Jean H. Hagstrum: "Eros and Psyche: Some Versions of Romantic Love and Delicacy"
Leon Rosenstein: "On Aristotle and Thought in the Drama"
Richard Ellman: "Joyce and Homer"
John Henry Raleigh: "Bloom as Modern Epic Hero"

ARTISTS ON ART

• Seamus Heaney: "Now and in England"

CRITICAL RESPONSE

• I. James E. Miller, Jr.: "'Catcher' in and out of History"
• II. Josephine Donovan: "Feminism and Aesthetics"