The 1960s
SHR ARCHIVES    Vol 1.1 to 3.4

1.1
SPRING 1967

1.2
SUMMER 1967

1.3
FALL 1967

2.1
WINTER 1968

2.2
SPRING 1968

2.3
SUMMER 1968

2.4
FALL 1968

3.1
WINTER 1969

3.2
SPRING 1969

3.3
SUMMER 1969

3.4
FALL 1969
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Volume 1.1    SPRING 1967

Prefatory Note by Harry M. Philpott, President of Auburn University

E S S A Y S
LAWRENCE CRANBERG    Science, Ethics, and Law
JAMES K. FEIBLEMAN    A Philosophy for the Space Age
CHARLES EDWARD GAUSS    Aesthesis and Adventure
ARTHUR K. MOORE    Lyric Personae and Prying Critics
DAVID T. TURNER    The Negro Novelist and the South
WINSTON WEATHERS    The Games People Play: A Shakespearean Footnote

F I C T I O N
JACK MATTHEWS    The Fish Pond
LAWRENCE P. SPINGARN    The Ambassador

P O E T R Y
JOHN WILLIAM CORRINGTON    On the Self-immolation of a Monk in Saigon
ARCHIBALD HENDERSON    Visitors; LSD Day
WILLIAM HEYEN    She; Written in Winter
JUAN RAMON JIMENEZ    Pastoral (translated by Hal L. Ballew)
ARTHUR M. SAMPLEY    Oedipus Among the Academes; Squirrel in a Sapling; In Flight
MILLER WILLIAMS    Guided Tour

R E V I E W S
THEODORE C. HOEPFNER on Thomas B. Stroup's The University in the American Future and The Humanities and the Understanding of Reality, as well as Jack L. Capps's Emily Dickinson's Reading
WALTER SULLIVAN on Donald Davidson's Selected Essays and Other Writings of John Donald Wade
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Volume 1.2    SUMMER 1967

E S S A Y S
M. E. BRADFORD    The Gum Tree Scene: Observations in the Structure of "The Bear"
WALTER H. BRYANT    Leibniz's Project of a Universal Language
EARL R. MACCORMAC    The Humanities: Thoughts or Acts?
ROBERT MOATS MILLER    Fourteen Points on the Social Gospel in the South
H. L. WEATHERBY    Jude the Victorian

F I C T I O N
CARLTON JACKSON    Wergild

P O E T R Y
SAM BRADLEY    The Waters
JANET FOX    Labyrinth
STEPHEN MALIN    Kurt Versunken; Snow Tonight
RICHARD O'CONNELL    In Celebration of Pound's Eightieth Year
A. WILBER STEVENS    Today's Poet
SETH WADE    Highway
R. B. WEBER    Just a Frame of Frost
VIRGINIA BRADY YOUNG    Deer Crossing

R E V I E W S
LEWIS M. KILLIAN on Negroes and the New Southern Politics, by Donald R. Matthews and James W. Prothro
J. MEREDITH NEIL on The Restless Art: A History of Painters and Painting, 1760-1960, by Alan Gowans, The Artist in American Society: The Formative Years, 1790-1860, by Neil Harris, and Patrons and Patriotism: The Encouragement of the Fine Arts in the United States, 1790-1860, by Lillian B. Miller
RICHARD O'CONNELL on The Modernist Movement in Brazil, by John Nist
EDWARD S. SHAPIRO on Tillers of a Myth: Southern Agrarians as Social and Literary Critics, by Alexander Karanikas
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Volume 1.3    FALL 1967

E S S A Y S
WILLIAM HOWARD COHEN    Education: Transformer of Man
CURTIS CARROL DAVIS     The Figure Behind the Landscape: The Emergence of the Secret Agent in British Belle-Lettres
CHARLES W. JOYNER     Southern Folklore as Key to Southern Identity
ROY E. LE MOINE    Who Died, Idol or God? An Examination of the Personae
JUNE HALL MARTIN     Order, Morality, and Justice as Traditional Epic Themes: A Comparison of the Cantar De Mio Cid with the Odyseey and the Chanson De Roland
LAWRENCE P. SPINGARN     The Medicine Man

P O E T R Y 
RALPH ROBIN     The Good Nobleman's Lust
ROBERT L. TYLER     Poetry; Reveille; The Hunt

R E V I E W S
GEORGE CORE on Domains, by James Whitehead
ROBERT HAGSPIEL on Language and Silence, by George Steiner
JOHN T. JURICEK on Robert Johnson: Proprietary & Royal Governor of South Carolina, by Richard P. Sherman, and Henrietta Johnson of Charles Town, South Carolina: America's First Pastellist, by Margaret Simons Middleton
FRANK L. OWSLEY, JR. on The Creek Frontier, 1540-1783, by David H. Cokran
H. ALLEN WHARTENBY on A Bibliography of French Plays on Microcards, by Lawrence S. Thompson
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Volume 2.1    WINTER 1968

E S S A Y S
LARRY S. CHAMPION   The Magnetic Lady
JOHN C. COOPER   Christ and Krishna
THOMAS A. GULLASON    A Stephen Crane Find: Nine Newspaper Sketches
JAMES L. JARRETT    On the Separation of Education
MAX S. MARSHALL    Schizoid Scholastics
JOHN NIST    The Three Major Modes of Literary Art
EDWARD STONE    Two Cultures Grow Up

F I C T I O N
JOYCE CAROL OATES    A Lecture upon the Shadows

P O E T R Y
PHILIP APPLEMAN    Middle of the Night
J. M. LINEBARGER   R. L. F.
SANDRA MCPHERSON    A Gift
STANLEY PLUMLY    Logos
LAWRENCE P. SPINGARN    Three Poems
ROBERT L. TYLER    What's Wrong, Scotty, with Three O'Clock in the Morning?
JOAN WHITE    Two Poems

R E V I E W S
EUGENE CURRENT-GARCIA on Six Franks Abroad
FRANK DURHAM on Arthur Miller, and Ingenue among the Lions
WILLIAM HEYEN on Freedom of Choice Affirmed
C. R. METZGER on Joaquin Miller
J. FRANKLIN MURRAY, S. J. on Poetry and Prayer
J. R. RAPER on Thomas Wolfe: Memoir of a Friendship
FRANCIS J. THOMPSON on The Teller in the Tale
ROBERT LEE WHITE on The Modern American Political Novel
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Volume 2.2    SPRING 1968

E S S A Y S
ALFRED CISMARU    Simone de Beauvoir's American Encounter
PETER A. Y. GUNTER    Philosophy is What?
JOHN KILLINGER    The Death of God in American Literature
MARION MONTGOMERY    Eliot, Wordsworth, and the Problem of Personal Emotion in the Poet
HAYWOOD R. SHUFORD, JR.    What is Philosophy?
WINSTON WEATHERS    The Rhetoric of Certitude
CURTIS WITTINGTON, JR.    The "Burden" of Narration: Democratic Perspectives and First-person Point of View in the American Novel

F I C T I O N
ROBERT PHILLIPS    Mealy Marshall and the Whore of Babylon

P O E T R Y
WILLIAM HOWARD COHEN    Two Poems
BARBARA FITZGERALD    Nothing Changes; Nothing is the Same
WILLIAM HEYEN    Two Poems
JIM WAYNE MILLER    Death of a Bird
LARRY RUBIN    The Chrysalis
L. SLASOR    Two Poems

R E V I E W S
RICHARD E. AMACHER on Philip Freneau, Champion of Democracy, and Benjamin Franklin and Nature's God
TIMOTHY BROWN on Our Life in Brazil
RICHARD M. DORSON on Sut Lovingood's Yarns and High Times and Hard Times
CHARLES E. FRANK on Jonathan Swift as a Tory Pamphleteer
GRAVES H. THOMPSON on Selected Epigrams of Martial
HENRY WINTHROP on The Making of Men and Against the Running Tide
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Volume 2.3    SUMMER 1968

E S S A Y S
ASHLEY BROWN    The Achievement of Caroline Gordon
JOHN EDWARD HARDY    The Achievement of Eudora Welty
M. THOMAS INGE    Eudora Welty as Poet
CHARLES F. NESBITT    Biblical Study as an Academic Discipline in the South
KENNETH OLIVER    God and the Dignity of Man in Kazantzakis's Odyssey
W . B. PIPER    Of Hamlet's Transformation
W. R. ROBINSON    The Life of Carson McCullers's Imagination
SUSANNE SCHAUP    W. B. Yeats—Image of a Poet in Germany
WALTER SULLIVAN    The Achievement of Flannery O'Connor
ROBERT STAFFORD WARD    Still "Christians," Still Infidels

F I C T I O N
JOHN SATTERFIELD    But You See Very Little from a Turret

P O E T R Y
THOMAS B. BRUMBAUGH    Passing Through Dayton, Tennessee
ANN JONAS    Grass Green Years
MARION MONTGOMERY    The Abiding Choice
DONALD RACKIN    Two Poems
ROBERT L. TYLER    Two Poems

R E V I E W S
FRANK DURHAM on The Art of Southern Fiction
T. WALTER HERBERT on Shakespeare and Our World
FRED KALISTER on Guillaume Apollinaire
JAMES H. SIMS on Complete Prose Works of John Milton, Volume IV
WARREN I. TITUS on Hemingway on Love
WILLIAM B. WARDE, JR. on Religion and the American Mind from the Great Awakening to the Revolution
EDWARD C. WILLIAMSON on The South and Segregation
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Volume 2.4    FALL 1968

E S S A Y S
ALVIN D. ALLEY    Colerdige and Existentialism
SYLVIA E. BOWMAN    Twayne and the Fifteen Hundred
CALVIN S. BROWN    Josef Weinheber's Hölderlin Variations
ROBERT I. EDENBAUM    A Surfeit of Shoddy: Nathanael West's A Cool Million
MARSHALL FISHWICK    What Ever Happened to Regionalism?
MARION MONTGOMERY    The Country, Here
N. PATRICK MURRAY    Paul Tillich's Theology: Beyond Naturalism and Supernaturalism
WAYNE WARNCKE    George Orwell's Critical Approach to Literature

F I C T I O N
R. B. LARSEN    The Mourner

P O E T R Y
PHILIP ALLAN FRIEDMAN    Two Poems
EMILIE GLEN    Painted Door
ARCHIBALD HENDERSON    Jack
FEDERICO GARCÍA LORCA    Two Poems (Translated by Richard O'Connell)
DAVID PETTY    Two Poems
J. R. RAPER    Three Poems
OTTONE M. RICCIO    Slide, Brother, Slide; Knife-edge
RALPH ROBIN    Entry

R E V I E W S
FRANK DURHAM on Essays on American Literature in Honor of Jay B. Hubbell
CHARLES E. FRANK on Pasternak's Doctor Zhivago
CHARLES EDWARD GAUSS on Music, the Arts, and Ideas
ROBERT C. PIERLE on The Complete Novels of Stephen Crane, and Stephen Crane: From Parody to Realism
JAMES H. SIMS  on Surprised by Sin: The Reader in Paradise Lost
LAWRENCE S. THOMPSON on The Idea of Progress in Classical Antiquity
ROBERT L. WHITE on James Russell Lowell, Thomas Nelson Page, and Hugo Henry Brackenbridge
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Volume 3.1    WINTER 1969

E S S A Y S
EDWARD ABOOD    Jung's Concept of Individualism in Hesse's Steppenwolf
SISTER M. KATHLEEN FEELEY    Thematic Imagery in the Fiction of Flannery O'Connor
DOROTHY JUDD HALL    William Jay Smith and the Art of Lightness
MAX F. SCHULZ    Isaac Bashevis Singer, Radical Sophistication, and the Jewish-American Novel
JAMES R. SIMMONS    Whitehead: Science and Anthropology
HARRY M. STAVELY    Dewey's Art As Experience: The Transformation of the World through Art
RAYMOND THORBERG    Henry James and the Real Thing: "The Beldonald Holbein"

F I C T I O N
ROBERT T. SORRELLS    Speech after Long Silence

P O E T R Y
CLINTON KEELER    A Question of Statistics Direct to the Gerontologist
JOYCE CAROL OATES    Two Poems
ARTHUR M. SAMPLEY    History at Midfield
MARGARET STAVELY    Our Darling Eugie
NANCY G. WESTERFIELD    Hippocrates on Tithonus

R E V I E W S
DAVID G. HALE on Art, Science, and History in the Renaissance
HILBERT H. CAMPBELL on The Fictions of Satire
JAMES H. SIMS on Fair Liberty was All His Cry: A Tercentenary Tribute to Jonathan Swift
H. ALLEN WHARTENBY on Types of Thematic Structure: The Nature and Function of Motifs in Gide, Camus, and Sartre
DARWIN T. TURNER on Langston Hughes
NORMAN A. BRITTIN on The Modern Century
W. D. WHITE on The Caged Panther: Ezra Pound at St. Elizabeths
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Volume 3.2    SPRING 1969

E S S A Y S
MARION MONTGOMERY    Ezra Pound's Problems with Penelope
BERNARD BAUM    God of Hosts and Hostesses
MILTON A. MAYS    Frankenstein, Mary Shelley's Black Theodicy
FRED E. BROUWER    Melville's The Confidence-Man as Ship of Philosophers
JOHN S. HILL    Quest for Belief: Theme in the Novels of John Updike
GEORGE W. HALLAM    Sprezzatura—For the Man Who Has Everything
W. D. WHITE    John Henry Newman Reconsidered

F I C T I O N
MARILYN FRENCH    The Sinking of the Golden Boat

P O E T R Y
JAMES BINNEY    Beyond Recall
SAM BRADLEY    Odysseus Sees the Tapestry
LEON V. DRISKELL    To Flannery O'Connor
MARY GRAHAM LUND    The Calvinist in the Pulpit
SISTER MAURA    Three Poems
CHAIM MENDELSON    Twilight
MARCUS SMITH    Report to Randall Jarrell
MARGARET STAVELY    The Sea Horse
VIRGINIA BRADY YOUNG    A Change of Diet

R E V I E W S
THOMAS R. ATKINS on Thomas Shadwell
VIRGIL A. COOK on Religious Rite and Ceremony in Milton's Poetry
ROBERT MURRAY DAVIS on The Edwardian Turn of Mind
DANIEL P. DENEAU on Middlemarch: Critical Approaches to the Novel
R. H. W. DILLARD on Edwin Robinson: A Poetry of the Act
FRANK DURHAM on Ingmar Bergman and Harold Pinter
JOHN E. TILFORD, JR. on The Humanities in the Age of Science: In Honor of Peter Sammartino
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Volume 3.3    SUMMER 1969

E S S A Y S
PETER F. BONDANELLA    Rousseau, the Pastoral Genre, and Tolstoy's The Cossacks
HUGH FOX    America Now: An Overview
ABIGAIL ANN HAMBLEN    Booth Tarkington's Classic of Adolescence
WOLFGANG ISER    The Generic Control of the Aesthetic Response: Smollett's Humphry Clinker
MAX S. MARSHALL    The Price of Scholarship
JAMES M. MELLARD    Jason Compson: Humor, Hostility, and The Rhetoric of Aggression
VASA D. MIHAILOVICH    Half a Century of Soviet Literature

F I C T I O N
BILL R. BRUBAKER    It Was Christmas

P O E T R Y
JOHN M. DITSKY    Two Poems
S. L. FRIEDMAN    Borges ("Labyrinths")
ARCHIBALD HENDERSON    Two Poems
MARION MONTGOMERY    For John Talmadge
STANLEY PLUMLY    Rilkean Autumn
ROBERT LEE STOUT    Silver Star (Posthumous)
SISTER MARY ANTHONY WEINIG    Two Poems
JOHN WHEATCROFT    Ixion

R E V I E W S
HILBER H. CAMPBELL on Samuel Pepys
CHARLES E. GAUSS on Arts v. Science, and On the Decay of Humanism
WALTON R. PATRICK on Mark Twain: The Man and His Work, and Mark Twain: The Fate of Humor
JAMES H. SIMS on Rabelais and Samuel Daniel
WILLIAM B. WARDE, JR. on William Golding
W. D. WHITE on Mansions of the Spirit: Essays in Religion and Literature
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Volume 3.4    FALL 1969

E S S A Y S
JOHN C. COOPER    Paul Tillich's Philosophy of Science
ROBERT MURRAY DAVIS    Entering Literary History: Hemingway
ALEX S. FREEDMAN    The Sociology of Country Music
LEROY T. HOWE    Philosophy and the Being of Truth
WILLIAM L. NANCE    Variations on a Dream: Katherine Anne Porter and Truman Capote
J. D. THOMAS    Epimethus Bound: Theodore Dreiser and the Novel of Thought

F I C T I O N
PETER SPEILBERG    Radix Malorum
JOHN F. ZEUGNER    The Rescue

P O E T R Y
ANN JONAS    Haiku
GREG KUZMA    Discontent
BRYAN LINDSAY    Cause and Effect
JIM WAYNE MILLER    Two Poems
GRAHAM PETRIE    Domitian's Funeral Banquet
LARRY RUBIN    Predestination
ROBERT L. TYLER    New and Old Left
WILLIAM M. WHITE    Compensation
O. HOWARD WINN    Rites of the Seasons
THOMAS L. WRIGHT    Elegy: Autumn 1961

R E V I E W S
EUGENE CURRENT-GARCIA on A History of American Magazines, Volume 5
FRANK DURHAM on Mary N. Murfree and Mary Wilkins Freeman
CHARLES E. FRANK on Maria Edgeworth the Novelist
WILLIAM HEYEN on Selected Letters of Robinson Jeffers: 1897-1962
CHARLES R. METZGER on Robert Benchley
CHARLES ROSE on Kafka versus Kafka
JAMES H. SIMS on Ideas in Motion
JOHN W. STEVENSON on Regionalism and Beyond: Essays of Randall Stewart
WARREN I. TITUS on Brand Whitlock
ROBERT LEE WHITE on The American Culture: Approaches to the Study of the United States