Volume 7, 1980 INDEX ARTICLES Aithal, S. Krishnamoorthy and Rashmi Aithal. Interracial and Intercultural Relationships in Raja Rao's The Serpent and the Rope 94- 98 Green, Robert. Brian Moore s Judith Hearne: Celebrating the Commonplace 29- 33 Gupta, R. K. The "Fortunate Fall" in U. R. Anantha Murthy's Samskara 20- 23 Harris, Anne Leslie. Psychological Time in Wuthering Heights 112-117 Kums, Guido. Apocalypse and Utopia in Doris Lessing's The Memoirs of a Survivor 79- 84 Levy, Kurt L. Dona Barbara: The Human Dimension 118-122 Maduakor, Obi. Soyinka's Season of Anomy: Ofeyi's Quest 85- 89 Mason, Barbara. The Symbolic Function of Birds, Names, Numbers, and Playing Cards in Michel Butor's Passage de Milan 99-105 Moore, Roger. The Role of the ne'tigua in La nina de Luzmela 24- 28 Ogunyemi, Chikwenye Okonjo. Richard Wright and Africa 1 - 5 Robertson, P. J. M. Things Fall Apart and Heart of Darkness: A Creative Dialogue 106-111 Sarvan, C. P. Racism and the Heart of Darkness 6- 10 Simonton, Margaret. Faulkner's Influence on Robbe-Grillet: The Quentin Section of The Sound and the Fury and La Jalousie 11- 19 Ziegler, Heide. John Barth's "Echo": The Story in Love With Its Author 90- 93 NOTES AND REVIEWS Adams, Timothy Dow. "Bend Sinister": Duration in Elizabeth Bowen's 49- 52 The House in Paris 127-129 Apstein, Barbara. Madame Bovary and The Man Who Loved Children 127-129 Boschetto, Sandra M. Silence as an Element of Dialogue in Claude Mauriac's L'Agrandissement 35- 38 Church, Margaret. Faulkner and Frazer: The Bear 126 Crichfield, Grant. See Stanton Dickson, Sibylla. The Novels of Hermann Lenz 39- 42 Kafalenos, Emma. Textasy: Christine Brooke-Rose's Thru 43- 45 Lane, Lauriat, Jr. Dickens's Phenomenological Reality 129-134 Larsen, Michael J. Capote's "Miriam" and the Literature of the Double 53-54 Palmer, R. Barton. The Myth of Sisyphus and The Stranger: Two Portraits of the Young Camus 123-125 Schwartz, Paul J. The Triumph of Parody and Pun over San-Antonio's Literary Aspirations 134-139 Stanton, Michael N. and Grant Crichfield. Theme and Myth in E. M. Forster's The Life to Come 46- 49 Wing, George. Fiction's Early Dawn 55- 57 163 BRIEF MENTIONS Aggeler, Geoffrey. Anthony Burgess: The Artist as Novelist 73 Berthoud, Jacques. Joseph Conrad: The Major Phase 60 Bruss, Paul. Conrad's Early Sea Fiction: The Novelist as Navigator 157 Bynum, David E. The Daemon in the Woods 153 Calvino, Italo. Se una noue d'inverno un viaggiatore 75 Cross, Richard K. Malcolm Lowry: A Preface to His Fiction 160 Ellis, John M. Narration in the German Novelle: Theory and Interpretation .. 156 Festa-McCormick, Diana. Honore' de Balzac 150 Fickert, Kurt J. Kafka's Doubles 191 Fleishman, Avrom. Fiction and the Ways of Knowing 150 Gasiorowska, Xenia. The Image of Peter the Great in Russian Fiction 77 Grass, Günter. Das Treffen in Telgte 144 Haight, Gordon, ed. The George Eliot Letters 65 Henkels, Robert M. Jr. Robert Pinget: The Novel as Quest 146 Iser, Wolfgang. The Act of Reading: A Theory of Aesthetic Response 76 Rabat, Geoffrey C. Ideology and Imagination: The Image of Society in Dostoevsky 64 Kadish, Doris Y. Practices of the New Novel in Claude Simon's L'Herbe and La Route des Flandres 154 Kestner, Joseph A. The Spatiality of the Novel 153 La Bossiere, Camille R. Joseph Conrad and the Science of Unknowing 142 Lord, George deForest. Heroic Mockery 153 Morrissette, Bruce. Intertextual Assemblage in Robbe-Grillet: From Toplogy to the Golden Triangle 59 Murfin, Ross C. Swinburne, Hardy, Lawrence, and the Burden of Belief .... 72 Murray, Les. The Peasant Mandarin: Prose Pieces 69 Oinas, Felix J., ed. Heroic Epic and Saga 153 Olsen, Stein Haugom. The Structure of Literary Understanding 148 Poole, Roger. The Unknown Virginia Woolf 141 Rabkin, Eric S., ed. Fantastic Worlds 153 Rimer, J. Thomas. Modern Japanese Fiction and Its Tadition: An Introduction 67 Rodgers, Bernard F., Jr. Philip Roth 67 Rose, Phyllis. Woman of Letters: A Life of Virginia Woolf 141 Sale, Roger. Fairy Tales and After: From Snow White to E. B. White 63 Schlobin, Roger C. See Tymn Schwartz, Delmore. In Dreams Begin Responsibilities and Other Stories 70 Scorza, Manuel. La tumba del relampago 69 Sieber, Harry. Language and Society in La vida de Lazarillo de Tormes .. 152 Smith, Anne, ed. The Art of Malcolm Lowry 64 Stimpson, Kate. Class Notes 71 Suvin, Darko. Metamorphoses of Science Fiction: On the Poetics and History of a Literary Genre 156 Thompson, Eva M. Witold Gombrowicz 67 Tymn, Marshall B. and Roger C. Schlobin, eds. The Year's Scholarship in Science Fiction and Fantasy: 1972-1975 143 Vonnegut, Kurt. Jailbird 159 Wasiolek, Edward. Tolstoy's Major Fiction 147 164 The International Fiction Review, 7, No. 2 (1980) TSLL A resource essential for any serious literary scholar. 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