June and September 1991, Volume 18, Number 2 and 3

Articles

• Introduction:Narrative, Narrative Theory, Drama: the Renaissance

  JONATHAN HART

  117-165

• Pour une poétique de la nouvelle

  GISÈLE MATHIEU-CASTELLANI

  167-178

• Ritual and Text in the Renaissance

  THOMAS GREENE

  179-197

• Two Texts on Bosworth Field: Richard III, V, iii, I, V

  HARRY LEVIN

  199-216

• "As They Did in the Golden World: Romantic Rapture and Semanitc Rupture in As You Like It

  KEIR ELAM

  217-232

• Narrative Boundaries in Shakespeare's Plays

  ROBERT RAWDON WILSON

  233-261

• "Noble Deeds and The Secret Singularity": Hamlet and Phèdre

  PAUL MORRISON

  263-288

• Cervantes et Tirso face aux performatifs: Don Quichotte et Don Juan

  ANTONIO GÓMEZ-MORIANA

  289-306

• Narrative and Theatre: From Manuel Puig to Lope de Vega

  RICHARD YOUNG

  307-322

• Form and Transformation in Ariosto, Tasso, and Spenser

  JOANNE T. DEMPSEY

  323-326

• Not Recommended for Calorie Counters: A Review of Patricia Parker's Literary Fat Ladies

  PATRICIA DEMERS

  327-332

• The Bottom of The Barrel: A Review of Jan Kott's The Bottom Translation

  LINDA WOODBRIDGE

  333-338

• Digestion > Deformation = Translation: Kott on Literary History

  ROBERT RAWDON WILSON

  339-345

• Treed Domains Map Renaissance Worlds: Thomas Pavel's The Poetics of Plot

  E. HOLLIS BERRY

  347-352

• Negotiating Greenblatt's Shakespeare: New Historicism and Shakespeare Negotiations

  PAMELA McCALLUM

  353-358

• The Dynamics of Power:A Review of Heather Dubrow's Captive Victors

  CAMILLE WELLS SLIGHTS

  359-363

• The Crisis in Narrative: Language, Tale and Drama in the Renaissance

  JONATHAN HART

  365-392

• Annotated Bibliography of Narrative Theory and Renaissance Drama

  ELIZABETH M. RICHMOND

  393-469

• In Memoriam Henry Kreisel (1922-1991)

  VARIOUS VARIOUS

  470-470