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VOLUME LXIII, No. 1
November 2023

Articles:

• Illustrated Editions of George Herbert: The 1873 Nelson and Sons Edition
  by Robert C. Evans 
• Towards a New Definition of the Icon: A Theological Reading of Malevich’s Black Square beyond the “Aesthetics of Presence”
  by Clemena Antonova 
• Aesthetic Aspects of Sergei Bulgakov’s Sophiology
  by Victor V. Bychkov  

VOLUME LXII, No. 2
May 2023

Articles:

• The Problematic Historicity of Bonaventure’s Legenda Maior.
  A Historian’s Response to Recent Criticism of Historians on the Seraphic Doctor
  by Michael F. Cusato, O.F.M. 
• Thomas Jefferson And Judaism: Revisiting Recent Historical Assessments
  by Arthur Scherr
• The Morality of Using Persons for Entertainment: in Ralph Ellison’s “Battle Royal”
  by Patrick K. Dooley
• “A Kind of White James Baldwin”: Thomas Merton and James Baldwin
  Paul M. Pearson 

VOLUME LXII, No. 1
November 2022

Articles:

• Pagan Virtue in the City of God
  by Tyler Pellegrin
• Franciscan Poverty as Virtual Perfection: The Description of the Apostolic Life in Peter of John Olivi’s Matthew Commentary
  by James M. Matenaer 
• The Senses and Female Religious Experiences in an Illustrated Meditationes Vitae Christi
  by Holly Flora
• Thomas Merton’s Two Cities: The Augustinian Framework of The Tower of Babel
  by Patrick F. O’Connell 

VOLUME LXI, No. 2
May 2022

Articles:

• The Shadows of Ancien Régime Tyranny: Latude’s ��é���Ǿ������ (1790) as a source for Borel’s Madame Putiphar (1839)
  by Michael J. Mulryan
• Works of Love in Times of Hatred: A Kierkegaardian Reading of Etty Hillesum’s Approach to Love
  by Angeline Sorna and Laura Dameris Chellajothi 
• Lortz v. Erasmus: One Juror’s Verdict
  by Patrick F. O’Connell

VOLUME LXI, No. 1
November 2021

Articles:

• 2021: The year of Dante and Bonaventure
  by Joshua C. Benson
• A Christo sub specie Seraph: Revisiting St. Bonaventure’s Theology of the Stigmata
  by Katherine Wrisley Shelby
• Bonaventure and Identity: Loving That Which We Are
  by Benjamin Winter 
• One Way and Another: The Augustinian-Dionysian Dialectic in the Thought of Saint Bonaventure
  by T. Alexander Giltner

VOLUME LX, No. 2
May 2021

Articles:

• Rethinking the Reception of Augustine in Early Franciscan Psychology (c. 1230-45)
  by Lydia Schumacher
• Spiritual Change: The Existential Demands of Woolf’s Response
  by Bernadette McNary-Zak
• Good and Evil in Albert Camus’ ��’ét�����Բ����: Sadism and Salamano’s Significance
  by Arthur Scherr

VOLUME LX, No. 1
November 2020

Articles:

• Cithara: Special Issue on Comparative Theology
  by R. Trent Pomplun
• Dharmakīrti and the Theologians: Pratyabhijñā Śaivism and Christian Theological Reading
  by Matthew Z. Vale
• Avicenna and Medieval Franciscans on the Philosophical Foundations of Beauty
  by Hadi Rabiei
• Voltaire and the Jews’ Promised Land
  by Arthur Scherr
• “The Sheer Beauty of the Throb of Bliss of Self-consiousness”: To the Possibility of a Dialogue between Hindu and Christian Theological Aesthetics. A Review Article
  by Oleg Bychkov
  

VOLUME LIX, No. 2
May 2020

• The Doctrine of Univocity: A Scotist Response to Radical Orthodoxy
  by Dominic Abbott
• Illustrated Editions of George Herbert: The 1854 Routledge Edition Prepared by Robert Willmott
  by Robert C. Evans 
• A Canterbury Tale: Thomas Merton and St. Anselm
  by Patrick F. O’Connell
  

VOLUME LIX, No. 1
November 2019

Articles:

• Illustrated Editions of George Herbert: The 1861 Gall & Inglis Edition
  by Robert C. Evans
• Emily Dickinson and the Question of Belief
  by Gary Grieve-Carlson
  

Volume LVIII, No. 2
May 2019

Articles:

• Getting to Know George Herbert: An Interview
  by James Doelman
• Bearing the Longest Part: George Herbert and the Disorientation of Doubt
  by Erica Morton-Starner
• Thy Rod and Staff: Affliction as Affection in George Herbert
  by Buffy Turner
• The Theme of Faith in George Herbert’s Poetry
  by Amber True

Volume LVIII, No. 1
November 2018

Articles:

• “Visions Judaiques”: John Adams on Judaism and Christianity
  by Arthur Scherr
• The Meaning of Beauty in Some Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Russian Religious Philosophers
  by Victor V. Bychkov

Volume LVII, No. 2
May 2018

Articles:

• George Herbert, Robert Frost, and Others: The Dying Fall of Lyric Poetry
  by Richard Harp
• Productive Discord and George Herbert’s “Artillerie”
  by Buffy Turner
• Our Souls and Fleshy Hearts: The Body, Sacraments, and Grace in Herbert’s “The H. Communion”
  by Clay Greene
• Richard Crashaw and George Herbert’s The Temple: Mystery, Liturgy, Error
  by Gary Kuchar

Volume LVII, No. 1
November 2017

Articles:

• The Elephant and the Lamb: The De Reductione Artium as a Work of Art 
  By John V. Fleming
• "He Is All Delight": A Pedagogy of Beauty in Bonaventure’s De Triplici Via 
  By Laura A. Smit
• Seeing Beauty in Mathematics: On Bonaventure’s "Reduction" of Mathematics to Theology 
  By James M. Turner
• "The Intentional Being of God": the Son as the Presentational Aspect of God in Bonaventure and Peter Aureol 
  By Oleg V. Bychkov
• The Franciscan Tradition, Bonaventure, and the Doctrine of the Spiritual Senses in Medieval and Contemporary Theology: A Review Article 
  By Oleg V. Bychkov

Volume LVI, No. 2
May 2017

Articles:

• An Invitation to Pope Leo X 
  By Bernadette Mcnary-Zak
• Religious Respectability: The Black Bourgeoisie and the Politics of Belief in Frank J. Webb's The Garies and Their Friends 
  By Megan Walsh
• Writers as Copyists: Melville's Bartleby and a Sampling of Scriveners
  from Dante to Jacques Derrida 
  By John Mulryan

Volume LVI, No. 1
 November 2016

Articles:

• "Strange Love": The Question of Innotescence in John Donne’s Holy Sonnets
  By Russell M. Hillier
• The Artistry of the "Christmas" Poems of Sir Matthew Hale (1609-1676): A "Miltonic" Poet of the Mid-Seventeenth Century 
  By Robert C. Evans
• Thomas Jefferson, Immortality, and the Fear of Death: A Reconsideration
  By Arthur Scherr

Volume LV, No. 2
May 2016

Articles:

• Gratia gratis data: Claudel’s Concept of Poet and Poetry
  By Sandro Sticca
• Flannery O’Connor’s Christian Politics
  By Robert C. Evans

Volume LV, No. 1
 November 2015

Articles:

• The Makings of a Revolutionary Hero avant la lettre: The Adventurous Life of l’Abbé Comte Jean-Albert Archambaud de Bucquoy (1670-1740)
  By Michael J. Mulryan
• Snakes and the Sacred in Cather’s Southwest Stories: Understanding Religiosity in Other Cultures
  By Patrick K. Dooley

Volume LIV, No. 2
May 2015

Articles:

• Thomas Izod Bennett, MD, and Thomas Merton: A History and Examination of Their Interaction
  By F. Douglas Scutchfield, MD
• The Whale and the Ivy — Journey and Stability in the Life and Writings of Thomas Merton
  By Paul M. Pearson
• Awakening in the Garden: Thomas Merton’s Discovery of Paradise
  By Monica Weis, SSJ

Volume LIV, No. 1
November 2014

Articles:

• Christine de Pizan’s Vision for the Exemplary Parenting of Mother Marina 
  By Bernadette McNary-Zak
• Towards a Christian Aesthetics: An Eastern Orthodox Perspective
  By Clemena Antonova
• Camus, Jesus, and Race: The Stranger and “The Growing Stone”
  By Arthur Scherr

Volume LIII, No. 2
May 2014

Articles:

• Dantesque Visions of the Afterlife in the “Uncanonized” Texts of Scripture
  By John Mulryan
• Taking Ritual Too Far: A Review of Geoffrey Koziol’s The Politics of Memory and Identity in Carolingian Royal Diplomas: The West Frankish Kingdom (840-987)
  By Bernard S. Bachrach
• Peter of John Olivi. A Treatise on Contracts: A Review of Sylvain Piron’s Pierre de Jean Olivi. Traité des contrats
  By David Flood

Volume LIII, No. 1
November 2013

Articles:

• Transcendental Epistemology and Proofs of the Existence of God in Seventeenth-century Rationalist Philosophy: The Proof from the Existence of Mental Substance in Nicolas Malebranche’s Search after Truth
  By Richard Paul Cumming
• Understanding Artistic Creativity through the Aesthetics of Jacques Maritain
  By Lisa Radakovich
• Holsberg The Laity, the World and the Legacy of Vatican II on the Consecrated Life
  By Jason Zuidema

Volume LII, No. 2
May 2013

Articles:

• Milton and Obedience
  By Timothy Watt

Volume LII, No. 1
November 2012

Articles:

• The Crossbow in English Warfare from King John to Edward I An Administrative Perspective
  By David S. Bachrach
• Iago and the Arts of Satan: a Homiletic Reading
  By Joan Larsen Klein
• Sharing in Triune Glory: Balthasar’s Theological Aesthetics and Deification
  By Brendan Mcinerny

Volume LI, No. 2
May 2012

Articles:

• Chaos Theory and Humanism: A Tribute to Cithara on Its 50th Anniversary
  By Howard R. Wolf
• Why Can’t We Be Happier?
  By James O. Grunebaum
• A Grim Cycle of Life: The Indigent’s Spatial Journey in Louis-Sébastien Mercier’s Tableau de Paris (1781-88)
  By Michael Mulryan

Volume LI, No. 1
November 2011

Articles:

• How Does Beauty Save? Evocations From Federico García Lorca’s Teoría Y Juego Del Duende
  By Cecilia González-Andrieu
• Through a Glass, Darkly: Seeing Film in Theological Perspective
  By Ivan P. Morillo Khovacs
• The ‘Prophetic-Ethical’ Dimension of Sacred Art and Alejandro Garcia-Rivera’s Pursuit of the Garden of God
  By Dominic Colonna

Volume L, No. 2
May 2011

Articles:

• Thomas Merton’s Desert Spirituality
  By Gerald J. Schiffhorst
• Ernest Hemingway: “After Such Knowledge…”
  By Howard R. Wolf
• The Harold Pinter I Knew: Transcendence in Drama and the Man
  By Penelope Prentice

Volume L, No. 1
November 2010

Articles:

• Diocletian’s Inflation: Primarily in Gaul
  By Bernard S. Bachrach
• Felicia Hemans’ Boy on the Burning Deck: Sentimental or Subversive?
  By Lauren P. Matz

Volume XLIX, No. 2
May 2010

Articles:

• The Country Beyond Words: Silence and Christian Mindfulness
  By Gerald J. Schiffhorst
• Growing Up In New York City: A Generational Memoir (1941-1960)
  By Howard R. Wolf
• Dr. Frayne and Mr. Slocum: Authenticity and the Hybrid Western Drama
  By Jefferson D. Slagle

Volume XLIX, No. 1
November 2009

Articles:

• Albert C. Labriola: A Tribute
  By Michael Lieb
• “Doing What He Describes”: Enactment in Milton’s Poetry
  By John Leonard
• John Milton, Anglus: the Quest for an English Identity
  By Stella Revard
• Tradition and the Budding Individual Talent: Milton’s Paraphrase of Psalm 114
  By Richard J. DuRocher

Volume XLVIII, No. 2
May 2009

Articles:

• After the 1960’s: Too Close Reading and the Limits of Postmodernism
  By Howard R. Wolf
• Thematic Integrity in Thomas Merton’s Conjectures of A Guilty Bystander
  By Ross Labrie
• “A Little Taller than Homer”: Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s “Hector in the Garden”
  By Lauren P. Matz

Volume XLVIII, No. 1
November 2008

Articles:

• From Pilgrimage to Crusade
  By Thomas Merton
• Thomas Merton on the Contemplative Life and Personhood
  By Richard Reilly
• On Manuscripts and Things: The Thomas Merton Archives at 51�Թ�app
  By Paul J. Spaeth

Volume XLVII, No. 2
May 2008

Articles:

• The Belial Tradition in Old English: Satan’s Emissary in Cynewulf’s Juliana
  By T. Ross Leasure
• Through Nurture and Good Advisement: Paulina, Ideal Orator of Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale
  By Scott F. Crider
• Religious Partisanship in Samuel Johnson’s Dictionary
  By Chester Chapin

Volume XLVII, No. 1
November 2007

Articles:

• The Culture of Combat in the Middle Ages
  By Bernard S. Bachrach
• Two Seminal Books on John Milton: A Review Article
  By John Mulryan
• Driving from Selective Quotation: John Milton, Areopagitica, and Professor Fish
  By John Leonard

Volume XLVI, No. 2
May 2007

Articles:

• “Exchange me for a goat”: Iago’s Ewes and Rams, Othello’s Goats and Monkeys, and Matthew 25:31-45
  By Philip C. Kolin
• Samuel Johnson and the Church’s Convocation
  By Chester Chapin
• Is Proselytizing Indigenous People an Act of Violence? Willa Cather’s Missionaries in Shadows on the Rock and Death Comes for the Archbishop
  By Patrick K. Dooley

Volume XLVI, No. 1
November 2006

Articles:

• The Merchant of Venice after the Holocaust, or Shakespearean Comedy Meets Auschwitz
  By Michael Shapiro
• Shylock and Jacob, the Patriarch
  By Stanley Stewart
• Poetry, Proof, and Pedigree in The Merchant of Venice
  By Christy Desmet

Volume XLV, No. 2
May 2006

Articles:

• A Partial Text and Translation of the Anonymous Late Twelfth Century Life of St. Elphege (Cambridge MS 375, ff. 57R-63R)
  By Oleg V. Bychkov
• Shakespeare and the French Epistemologists
  By John D. Cox
• Aemilia Lanyer’s “Many Worlds”
  By John Leonard

Volume XLV, No. 1
November 2005

Articles:

• Gregory of Nyssa and His Sister Macrina: A Holy Alliance
  By Bernadette McNary-Zak
• David Hume’s “Shakespeare”
  By Stanley Stewart
• Samuel Johnson and the Argument from Prophecy
  By Chester Chapin

Volume XLIV, No. 2
May 2005

Articles:

• The Belial Tradition Revisited: Situating the Lesser Demon in the Works of Palladinus, Salandra, Vondel, and Milton
  By T. Ross Leasure
• Paradise Lost and Politics Gained: Milton Rewrites Scripture
  By Paul M. Dowling
• The Garden in T. S. Eliot’s Four Quartets
  By Michael D. Spencer

Volume XLIV, No. 1
November 2004

Articles:

• Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar and the Anticipation of 1603
  By Jeffrey Kahan
• The Concept of the “Honest Doubter” in Eighteenth-Century Britain
  By Chester Chapin
• Night-Sea Journeying: The Text-World and Life-Text of John Barth
  By Charles A. S. Ernest

Volume XLIII, No. 2
May 2004

Articles:

• Hooker Among the Giants: The Continuity and Creativity of Richard Hooker’s Doctrine of Justification
  By Egil Grislis
• “Philosophy” in William Richardson’s Philosophical Analysis of Shakespeare
  By Stanley Stewart
• Taking the Eucharist Both Ways in Shakespeare’s Hamlet
  By Maurice Hunt

Volume XLIII, No. 1
November 2003

Articles:

• ‘A World of My Own’: John Milton’s and Margaret Cavendish’s Reflections of Paradise
  By Marianne Micros
• Two Great World Systems: Galileo, Milton, and the Problem of Truth
  By John C. Ulreich
• Jacobus Palladinus, the Belial Tradition, and Milton’s Lesser Demon
  By T. Ross Leasure

Volume XLII, No. 2
May 2003

Articles:

• St. Thomas Aquinas on Self-Knowledge and Self-Awareness
  By Bernd Goehring
• The Importance of the Psalms of David in William Langland’s The Vision of Piers Plowman
  By Douglas Wurtele
• Catholicism, Religion, and Ben Jonson
  By Richard Harp

Volume XLII, No. 1
November 2002

Articles:

• A Christmas Visit in Srinagar, Kashmir (December, 1952)
  By John M. Steadman
• The Holy Spirit in Selected Manuscript Illumination
  By Albert C. Labriola
• Samuel Johnson and the Geologists
  By Chester Chapin

Volume XLI, No. 2
May 2002

Articles:

• Articles The Genesis of Paradise Lost: What Milton May Have Seen in the Junius Manuscript
  By T. Ross Leasure
• Jacques Hugues and Christian Allegories of Homer
  By James M. Scott
• Dorothy Day, Daniel Berrigan, and Thomas Merton: The Disobedience of Waiting for Godot
  By Michael J. Callaghan, C. M.

Volume XLI, No. 1
November 2001

Articles:

• Adalhard of Corbie’s De ordine palatii: Some Methodological Observations Regarding Chapters 29-36
  By Bernard S. Bachrach
• Samuel Johnson: Latitudinarian or High Churchman?
  By Chester Chapin

Volume XL, No. 2
May 2001

Articles:

• John Steadman at the Huntington Library
  By Martin Ridge
• “This illusion of a brighter earth”: John Steadman’s Poetic World
  By John T. Shawcross
• Milton and Socrates by John Mulryan 20The Annunciation and Its Hebraic Analogues
  By Albert C. Labriola
• Officium concionatoris (1676) and the Survival of Doctrines-and-Uses Preaching
  By Jameela Lares
• John Steadman: A Select Biography Prepared
  By Theresa Howe

Volume XL, No. 1
November 2000

Articles:

• The Debate Between the Knight and the Cleric: Emendation and Translation
  By Oleg V. Bychkov
• Paradise Lost, Christian Epic, and the Familiar Sublime
  By Gregory Machacek

Volume XXXIX, No. 2
May 2000

Articles:

• Music and Meaning in Four Versions of the Romeo and Juliet Story
  By John J. Joyce
• Retracing a Passage to Asia: Provisional Recantations
  By John M. Steadman
• The Crisis in Humanistic Studies: A Review Article
  By John Mulryan

Volume XXXIX, No. 1
November 1999

Articles:

• Biblical Typology and the Holy Spirit: The Tree of Jesse and the Crucifixion
  By Albert C. Labriola
• Adamic Typology and Pauline Schemes of Regeneration: Paradise Lost and Regained
  By John M. Steadman
• Healing the World in Oneself: The Contemplative Path In Wendell Berry’s Sabbaths
  By John Jacobs Holden

Volume XXXVIII, No. 2
May 1999

Articles:

• Persephone’s Garden: A Meditation on Life, Death, and Poetry
  By John C. Ulreich
• Thomas Merton and America
  By Ross Labrie
• Milton and Medieval “Mixed Life”
  By Richard Harp

Volume XXXVIII, No. 1
November 1998

Articles:

• Just Love: The Promise of Writing in the Quantum Weirdness of the 21st Century
  By Penelope Prentice
• On Becoming Friends
  By James O. Grunebaum

Volume XXXVII, No. 2
May 1998

Articles:

• The Rape of Dinah: Gender, Body, Text, and the Israelite Nation
  By Julie A. Bokser
• Penitence in John Milton’s Samson Agonistes and Thomas Aquinas’s Summa Theologiae
  By Philip Dust
• The Question of Belonging: Religious Politics Over the Pannonia at the Time of the Magyars’ Arrival in the 890’s
  By Z. J. Kosztolniyik

Volume XXXVII, No. 1
November 1997

Articles:

• Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure: Its Glassy Essence
  By Edward W. Tayler
• The God of Paradise Lost and the Divina Commedia
  By John M. Steadman
• Urban and Regional Identity in the Preaching of Domenico De’Omenichi (1416-1478)
  By Martin F. Ederer

Volume XXXVI, No. 2
May 1997

Articles:

• The Itinerarium: St. Bonaventure’s Interpretation of St. Francis’s Seraphic Vision
  By Anthony Murphy
• Is St. Bonaventure’s Itinerarium A Conservative Docment?
  By Nick Braune
• Journeying to God: Muhammad’s Idra and Mi’raj
  By Walter H. Wagner

Volume XXXVI, No. 1
November 1996

Articles:

• Clement of Alexandria’s Self-Understanding
  By Walter H. Wagner
• Classical Theism, Pantheism, and Panentheism
  By Daniel A. Dombrowski
• Spenser, Milton, Donne: A Review Article
  By John Mulryan

Volume XXXV, No. 2
May 1996

Articles:

• The Christ Figura in Some Literary Texts: Image and Theme
  By John T. Shawcross
• “Clear Geometric Praise”: Two Ekphrastic Poems of May Sarton
  By Frances M. Malpezzi
• Canonizing Bloom: A Review Essay
  By Stanley Stewart

Volume XXXV, No. 1
November 1995

Articles:

• Two Theological Epics: Reconsiderations of the Dante-Milton Parallel
  By John Steadman
• Chaucer’s Merchant and His Shrewish Wife: The Justinus Crux and Augustinian Theology
  By Wolfgang E. H. Rudat
• The Alleged Political and Religious Impact of the Aragones Cortes On the Hungarian Diets of the Late Thirteenth Century
  By Z. J. Kosztolnyik

Volume XXXIV, No. 2
May 1995

Articles:

• Toward Understanding Justin Martyr
  By Walter H. Wagner
• Thomas Merton and the Multiculturalism Debate: Cultural Diversity or Transcultural Consciousness?
  By Patrick F. O’Connell
• Patrick Allitt’s Catholic Intellectuals and Conservative Politics in America: 1950-1985: A Review Article
  By Barry D. Riccio

Volume XXXIV, No. 1
November 1994

Articles:

• Imperial Diplomacy Between Francia and Byzantium: The Letter of Louis II to Basil I in 871
  By Steven Fanning
• Chaucer’s Retractions: A “Verray Parfit Penitence”
  By Jameela Lares
• Ben Jonson’s Comic Apocalypse
  By Richard Harp

Volume XXXIII, No. 2
May 1994

Articles:

• Anthropologists and Early Medieval History: Some Problems
  By Bernard S. Bachrach
• Gender-Crossing in the Prioress’ Tale: Chaucer’s Satire on Theological Anti-Semitism?
  By Wolfgang E. H. Rudat
• Simone de Beauvoir’s The Second Sex: Laying the Groundwork for Abortion
  By Father Germain Kopaczynski

Volume XXXIII, No. 1
November 1993

Articles:

• The Antifraternal Tradition in English Renaissance Drama
  By Paul Voss
• Milton’s Paradise Lost and Grotius’ De iure belli ac pacis [The Law fo War and Peace]
  By Philip Dust
• Gendered Irony in Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
  By Theodora-Ann Hague

Volume XXXII, No. 2
May 1993

Articles:

• Álvaro Alonso Barba’s Art of Metallurgy: From the Poetical to the Technological
  By Alan Soons
• “Conversing, looking, loving”: The Discourse of Reason in Paradise Lost
  By Alberto Cacicedo
• “I Am That King” – Disordered History and Delusional Writing: The Artful Derangements of Gogol’s “Diary”
  By Charles A. S. Ernst

Volume XXXII, No. 1
November 1992

Articles:

• ‘Break not them so wrongfully’: Topical Readings of Sir Thomas Wyatt’s Bewitched Lute and the Feminine Other
  By Eugene R. Cunnar
• Madness in Harold Pinter’s Plays and Filmscripts: The Public Consequences of Private Madness
  By Penelope Prentice
• From The Sun Also Rises to High Noon: The Hypervisual Great Awakening in American Literature and Film
  By William E. H. Meyer, Jr.

Volume XXXI, No. 2
May 1992

Articles:

• Peter Brown's Augustine of Hippo at Twenty-Five: A Reconsideration
  By Jay Wilson
• Alessandro Manzoni and the Milanese Plague of 1630-33
  By Sergio Citriniti
• Theodor’s Imperfection Creation: A New Reading of Mark Twain’s The Mysterious Stranger
  By Mark Harris
• Reader-Response Criticism and the Poetry of E.E. Cummings: “Buffalo Bill’ defunct” and “in Just-”
  By Albert C. Labriola

Volume XXXI, No. 1
November 1991

Articles:

• Kafka’s “The New Attorney”: A Therapeutic Poem Offering a Jewish Way to Face Death
  By Martin Wasserman
• The troubled wit of John Donne’s “blacke Soule”
  By M. Thomas Hester
• The Book of M: Milton’s Paradise Lost as Revisionary Text
  By Michael Lieb
• Job’s Travail of Creation in Gerard Manley Hopkin’s Poetry
  By Laura Barge

Volume XXX, No. 2
May 1991

Articles:

• Tell Me a Story I’ll Never Forget: Deconstructing Traditional Narrative Myths to Challenge the Ethics of Conflict
  By Penelope Prentice
• John Dryden: Protestant in Masquerade?
  By David Haley
• A Progress from Dryden to Pope: A Movement From the Tyranny of the Few to the Tyranny of the Many
  By Lawrence K. Dessommes
• Samson’s ‘Fiery Virtue’: The Typological Problem in Samson Agonistes
  By John C. Ulreich

Volume XXX, No. 1
November 1990

Articles:

• Neo-Roman vs. Feudal: The Heuristic Value of Construct for the Reign of Fulk Nerra, Count of the Angevins (987-1040)
  By Bernard S. Bachrach
• A Figure Out of Oral Tradition? Friar Rush and His Quality
  By Alan Soons
• “Pray Without Ceasing”: Annie Dillard Among the Nature Writers
  By James I. McClintock

Volume XXIX, No. 2
May 1990

Articles:

• Beyond the Branches: The Nature of George Herbert’s Protestantism
  By J. Sargent Judge
• “At Heav’n’s Door”: Prayer and Faith in Milton’s Lycidas
  By Ashraf H. A. Rushdy
• Religion and the Nature of Samuel Johnson’s Toryism
  By Chester Chapin
• The Noise of Magic Kingdoms: Reflections on Theodicy in Two Recent American Novels
  By John G. Parks

Volume XXIX, No. 1
November 1989

Articles:

• The Tomb of Fulk Nerra, count of the Angevins (987-1040)
  By Bernard S. Bachrach
• Prophetic Voices and Satiric Echoes
  By Thomas Jemielity
• Apprehensive Moments: Conrad, Chaucer and the Sefer Yetsira
  By Mark Nieker

Volume XXVIII, No. 2
May 1989

Articles:

• Boyd Litzinger, 1929-1987
  By Russell J. Jandoli
• Authorial Representation and Owen Feltham’s Resolves
  By Stanley Stewart
• “These Filthy Rags of Speech”: The Limits of Language and Robert Browning’s Use of the Dramatic Monologue
  By John J. Joyce
• T. S. Eliot’s Four Quartets and the Uses of “Referred Forms”
  By Robert C. Schweik

Volume XXVIII, No. 1
November 1988

Articles:

• Ivan Karamazov and the “Crucible of Analysis”
  By Robert V. Wharton
• The Virago and the Bully: Soul-Paralyzed “Spouses” in J. F. Powers’ Prince of Darkness
  By Kerry S. Walters
• Deprivation of the Somatic and Erotic in Plato’s Republic
  By Kent Moore
• Trust Amid Sore Affliction: Antonia White’s Novels
  By Philip F. O’Mara

Volume XXVII, No. 2
May 1988

Articles:

• Milton’s Scholarly Jesus in Paradise Regained
  By Donald Swanson
• Kafka’s Parable ‘On Parables’
  By Paul Gordon
• Thomas Merton and the Language of Poetry
  By David Rogers
• Love and Survival: The Quintessence of Harold and Pinter’s Plays
  By Penelope Prentice

Volume XXVII, No. 1
November 1987

Articles:

• Some Observations on the Bayeux Tapestry
  By Bernard S. Bachrach
• Coleridge’s “Love”: Symbolic Analogate of Love
  By Jeanie Watson
• A Reassessment of N. A. Berdyaev
  By Donald E. Davis
• What Does It Mean to Be Out of Touch with One’s Times?
  By Royce MacGillivray

Volume XXVI, No. 2
May 1987

Articles:

• Signification, Responsibility, Spirit: Bakhtin and Levinas
  By David Patterson
• Self-Love in Augustine and C.S. Lewis
  By Frank P. Riga
• Jonathan Edwards’ ‘Personal Narrative’ and the Northampton Controversy
  By Parker H. Johnson
• Jake Barnes, Chaucer’s Pardoner, and the Restaurant Scene in Ernest Hemmingway’s The Sun Also Rises
  By Wolfgang E. H. Rudat

Volume XXVI, No. 1
November 1986

Articles:

• Children of Ezekiel: Biblical Prophecy, Madness, and the Cult of the Modern
  By Michael Lieb
• Job and the Prophets
  By John S. Tanner
• Coleridge’s ‘Fears in Solitude’ and the Prospect of Social Redemption
  By John Gatta Jr.
• Constitutionalism, Cult of the Monarch, and the Kingly Office in Early Modern France: A Review Article
  By Alan Soons

Volume XXV, No. 2
May 1986

Articles:

• ‘God Speaks’: Milton’s Dialogue in Heaven and the Tradition of Divine Deliberation
  By Albert C. Labriola
• Holy Writ Familiarized to Juvenile Conceptions
  By Patricia Demers
• Simone de Beauvoir’s La Cérémonie Des Adieux
  By Alfred Cismaru
• Theology and Evolution in the Short Fiction of Walter M. Miller Jr.
  By John Ower

Volume XXV, No. 1
November 1985

Articles:

• Saint Thomas More (1477-1535) and Saint Francis of Assisi (1182-1226)
  By Abbé Germain March’adour
• Dialogue, Myth, and More’s Utopian Drama
  By Walter M. Gordon
• ‘This Prison of the Yerth’: The Topos of Immurement in the Writings of St. Thomas More
  By Elizabeth McCutcheon
• Divine Derision and Scorn: The Hebrew Prophets as Satirists
  By Thomas Jemielity

Volume XXIV, No. 2
May 1985

Articles:

• Four Transpositions of the Theseus Legend in the Hispanic Theater
  By Alan Soons
• Ezekiel’s Inaugural Vision as a Literary Event
  By Michael Lieb
• Images of Death in Victorian Hymns
  By Mary Ann K. Davis
• Beckett’s Questing Hero: Mystic or Pseudomystic?
  By Laura Barge 49

Volume XXIV, No. 1
November 1984

Articles:

• Herbert and the “Harmonies” of Little Gidding
  By Stanley Stewart
• Light Imagery in Henry Vaughan’s “The Rain-bow” and “Midnight”
  By Gertrude Hamilton
• Miltonic Patterns in Flannery O’Connor’s A Good Man is Hard to Find
  By Jeffrey B. Loomis
• Dostoevsky’s Defense of Christ in The Brothers Karamazov: Part Two
  By Robert V. Wharton 

Volume XXIII, No. 2
May 1984

Articles:

• Roads to Happiness in The Brothers Karamazov: Dostoevsky’s Defense of Christ
  By Robert V. Wharton
• King Arthur, the Grail Quest, and Late Medieval Spirituality
  By Michael Masi
• George Eliot’s Romola and the Preservation of Household Gods
  By Henry Alley
• Recent Trends in Spenser Studies: 1981-1983
  By John Mulryan 

Volume XXIII, No. 1
November 1983

Articles:

• ‘A Hand to Turn the Time’: History as Film in Gravity’s Rainbow
  By John R. Holmes
• Renaissance Adolescent Marriage: Another Look at Hymen
  By D’Orsay W. Pearson
• Milton’s Use (Or Abuse) Of History in Areopagitica
  By Paul M. Dowling
• Chaucer and the Muse of History: A Presumption of Objectivity in Troilus and Criseyde
  By George J. Sommer 

Volume XXII, No. 2
May 1983

Articles:

• Prophets, Priests, and Poets: Toward a Definition of Religious Fiction
  By John C. Ulreich
• Shaftesbury and the Classical View of Human Nature
  By Chester Chapin
• Leopold Bloom and the Nineteenth-Century Fictional Stereotype of the Jew
  By Erwin R. Steinberg
• The Organs of the Eye and Ear: Complementary Modes of Perception in George Herbert’s The Temple
  By David L. Pollard 

Volume XXII, No. 1
November 1982

Articles:

• The Comic Milton and Italian Burlesque Poets
  By John Wooten
• Paradise Lost as Literary Myth
  By J. R. Brink
• As Margaret Mourns: Hopkins, Goethe, and Shaffer on ‘Eternal Delight’
  By Jeffrey B. Loomis
• Black Cottages: Frost, Eliot, and the Fate of Individualism
  By Stephen J. Adams

Volume XXI, No. 2
May 1982

Articles:

• Roger Marston, O.F.M.: An Example of Thirteenth-Century Anti-Semitic Apologetics
  By Girard J. Etzkorn
• Intimations of Immortality: Coleridge’s World of Spirits
  By Anya Taylor
• The Reluctant Nation?: The Question of Southern Nationalism and Secession, 1860-1861
  by Peter D. Jermann
• Intransigence and Devotion: A New Look at Paul Claudel’s L’Otage
  By Alfred Cismaru

Volume XXI, No. 1
November 1981

Articles:

• Homer’s Iliad and the Genesis of Mock-Heroic
  By Michael West
• The Continuity of Post-Classical Dialogue
  By K. J. Wilson
• The Christian Story of Creation and Redemption: Heilsgeschichte Reconsidered
  By William L. Power
• Some Recent Studies of Milton
  By Michael Lieb

Volume XX, No. 2
May 1981

Articles:

• “A Duck in a Chicken Coop”: Thomas Merton and the Crisis of the Missing Years
  By David D. Cooper
• The Crossroads of Myth and Irony: Thomas Merton’s “Change of Address”
  By Rev. George A. Kilcourse
• Thomas Merton and Freedom
  By Rev. William H. Shannon
• The Surprising Orthodoxy of Merton’s Blake
  By John R. Holmes
• Merton the Teilhardian
  By Harry James Cargas

Volume XX, No. 1
November 1980

Articles:

• The Death of Samuel Johnson and the Ars Moriendi Tradition
  By O. M. Brack Jr.
• Transcendentalism, Song, and Cosmic Light in Robert Browning’s Men and Women (1863, 1868)
  By John J. Joyce
• The Rendered and the Surrendered Pose of Edgar Allan Poe
  By Donald Pease
• The Religious Experience and the “Mystery of Imprisonment” in John Cheever’s Falconer
  By Robert A. Morace

Volume XIX, No. 2
May 1980

Articles:

• The Devil and the Lombards: Two Merry Tales by Thomas More
  By Germain Marc’hadour
• Triads and Trinity in the Poetry of Robert Browning
  By Elizabeth Bieman
• Man, Magician, Poet, God – An Image in Medieval, Renaissance, and Modern Literature
  By Samuel Schuman
• The Undivided World of Pleistocene Eden: Charles Olson’s Maximus
  By James F. Knapp

Volume XIX, No. 1
November 1979

Articles:

• Hegel: Philosophy and Worship
  By William Desmond
• Literature and the Miscast Marriages of Middlemarch and Daniel Deronda
  By Henry Alley
• The Survival of the Human Spirit in an Age of Crisis: Edwin Muir’s Vision of Modern History
  By J. Brooks Bouson
• Magyar Beginnings in the Reports of Hungarian and Byzantine Chroniclers
  By Zoltan J. Kosztolyik

Volume XVIII, No. 2
May 1979

Articles:

• Samson’s Riddle: Judges 13-16 as Parable
  By John C. Ulreich Jr.
• Samuel Johnson and the Abominable Fancy
  By William Holtz
• Plato and Augustine on Human Weakness
  By Richard Reilly
• Faulkner’s Joe Christmas: “Memory Believes Before Knowing Remembers”
  By Edward Sichi Jr.

Volume XVIII, No. 1
November 1978

Articles:

• Stasis and John Milton and the Myths of Time
  By John T. Shawcross
• George Herbert and the Tradition of Jacob
  By Garret Keizer
• Kafka’s “Before the Law”: A Religious Archetype With Multiple Referents
  By Erwin R. Steinberg
• The Roots of Mark Twains’ Pessimism in What is Man?
  By Vincent Carretta
• John Updike and Karl Barth: An Insistent “Yes”
  By Joseph B. Wagner

Volume XVII, No. 2
May 1978

Articles:

• Tragic Perspective in Thomas More’s Dialogue with Margaret in the Tower
  By Walter M. Gordon
• Humanism and the Encyclopedic Tradition of the Fifteenth Century
  By William Melczer
• Christopher Marlowe’s Tamburlaine: its Topicality and its Tone
  By R. B. Reed
• The Bible, Metaphysics and Logic: Edmond La B. Cherbonnier and Other Theorists
  By William L. Power
• The Function of Fantasy in Tennyson’s “The Holy Grail”
  By Katharyn Crabbe

Volume XVII, No. 1
November 1977

Articles:

• Religious Attitudes Toward Progress: Whitman and Berdyaev
  By Stephen L. Tanner
• The Quest for the Transcendent Self: The Buddhist-Christian Merger in Thomas Merton’s Poetry
  By Virginia F. Randall
• “More Than History Can Pattern”: Notes Towards an Understanding of Shakespeare’s Romances
  By David Scott Kastan
• The Eroded Mountain: The Order of Grandmont and its Failure as a Medieval Monastic Community
  By Jane Crawford Muratore

Volume XVI, No. 2
May 1977

Articles:

• Is Bloom a Jew? By Dorith Ofri-Scheps The Lessons of Myth in Lord of the Flies
  By W. K. Thomas
• From Puritan to American Providential Thought
  By John F. Berens
• “The Steps of a Good Man”: Thackeray’s Colonel Newcome
  By John Olmsted
• From Stephen Crane to William Faulkner: Some Remarks on the Religious Sense in American Literature
  By Seymour Gross and Rosalie Murphy
• Dreyden on the Priesthood: “The Character of the Good Parson”
  By G. Douglas Atkins

Volume XVI, No. 1
November 1976

Articles:

• The Charter Myth of America: A Study of Political Symbolism in the Inaugural Addresses of the Presidents
  By Ronal E. Isetti
• Dream and Non-Dream in Dante’s The Vita Nuova
  By Marcia Aronoff
• Guilt and Expiation in John Osborne’ Plays
  By Michael Haltresht
• Regal and Legal Concepts of Kingship
  By Peter R. Macaluso
• Yeat’s The Magi and Eliot’s The Journey of the Magi: The Failure of Epiphany
  By Keith W. Schlegel
• Roskolnikov and Frankenstein: The Deadly Search for a Rational Paradise
  By Jonas Zdanys
• Charles Mills, 1915-’75, An Appreciation
  By Anthony Farrow

Volume XV, No. 2
May 1976

Articles:

• The Empty Heaven of Samuel Beckett
  By Laura Barge
• The Role of Gerard of Csanad (ob 1046) in Preserving the Church in Hungary
  By Zoltan J. Kosztolnyik
• An Artistic Vision of Election in “Spotted Horses”
  By Alma A. Ilacqua
• Gerard Groote (1340-1384) and the Brothers of the Common Life: An Experiment for Today?
  By A. David Bos
• Benjamin Disraeli: The Discarded Self
  By Bertha Keveson Hertz
• Blake’s Moving Words and the Dread of Embodiment
  By Anya Taylor
• The Tudor Enigma: Henry VIII and the Tudor Historians: A Review Article
  By William W. MacDonald

Volume XV, No. 1
November 1975

Articles:

• The Schlemiel as Humanist: Thomas Berger’s Carlo Reinhart
  By Douglas A. Hughes
• The Christian Humanism of St. Gregory of Nazianzus
  By Jane Crawford Muratore
• Samson Agonistes and the Masque Tradition
  By George S. Peek
• Structuring the Rage Within: The Spiritual Autobiographies of Newmann and Orestes Brownson
  By James E. Barcus
• Dante’s Statius
  By H. David Brumble III
• Dark Parable: History and Theology in Graham Greene’s “The Destructors”
  By John Ower
• Toward the Whole of Lawrence: Varieties of Recent D. H. Lawrence Criticism – A Review Article
  By John W. Haegert

Volume XIV, No. 2
May 1975

Articles:

• Friedrick Von Hügel: The Ultramontane as Ecumenist
  By Michael J. Kerlin
• Typhoon: Conrad’s Christmas Story
  By Thomas J. Rice
• The Future of American Political Economy
  By Frank J. Colella
• Autotheodicy: The Father as Orator in Paradise Lost
  By Francis C. Blessington
• The Rose of Tribulation
  By William S. McIntosh

Volume XIV, No. 1
December 1974

Articles:

• Politics and Spirituality: A Study of Dag Hammarskjold
  By Jeffrey G. Sabosan
• Silenus’ Wheel: Static and Dynamic Characters in the Satiric Fiction of Evelyn Waugh
  By Gordon Browning
• Republicanism, Reform, and the Sense of Sin in Ante Bellum America
  By William Gribbin
• Question and Answer: The Philosophic Progression of In Memoriam
  By Buford Scrivner, Jr.
• The Reina-Valera Bible and the King James Version (1569-1611)
  By Joan F. Adkins
• John Bunyan: Puritan or Pilgrim?
  By Robert Shenk
• Handsome Heroes and Healthy Heroines: Patterns of the Ideal in George Meredith’s Later Novels
  By M. L. McCullen

Volume XIII, No. 2
May 1974

Articles:

• “Irish Popery” and British Nativism: 1800-1848
  By Gilbert A. Cahill
• Frustrated Communion in The Merchant of Venice
  By R. Chris Hassel
• The Cosmic Point of View in Bleak House
  By Anthony P. Farrow
• Drink and the Meaning of Reform in Late Victorian and Edwardian England
  By David M. Fahey
• Allusions to Job in The Wreck of The Deutschland
  By Florence K. Riddle
• The Gifts of The Shepherds in Prima Pastorum: A Symbolic Interpretation
  By Robert J. Blanch
• Sir Philip Sydney and the Scholars: A Review Article
  By John Mulryan

Volume XIII, No. 1
November 1973

Articles:

• Teilhard and Unamuno: The Definition of Faith
  By Diana Culbertson
• Ernest Troeltsch: Fifty Years After
  By Robert J. Rubanowice
• Puritan Humility in June Bradstreet’s Poetry
  By Kenneth R. Ball
• Awakening Moral Conscience: Trollope as Teacher in The Warden
  By Dayton W. Haskins S.J.
• Wordsworth’s “Ode” and Arnold’s “Dover Beach” Celestial Light and Confused Alarms
  By Michael Timko
• Recent Editions in Medieval Science A Review Article
  By Michael Masi

Volume XII, No. 2
May 1973

Articles:

• H. L. A. Hart’s Approach to Natural Law
  By James F. Brown
• Handel and the Muse By William A. McIntosh 18The Wodehouse World I: Classical Echoes
  By Malcolm T. V. Wallace
• The Theme of Redemption in I Henry IV
  By Rodney Delasanta
• Larra and Mendizábal: A Writer’s Response to Government
  By David Thatcher Gies
• Dorthea Brooke of Middle March: Idealism and Victorian Reality
  By Arlene M. Jackson
• The Military and American Society: A Review of the Recent Literature
  By Edward K. Eckert

Volume XII, No. 1
November 1972

Articles:

• Black Oracle: Themes and Motif in Edith Sitwell’s “Gold Coast Customs”
  By John B. Ower
• Psychological Determinism and Freedom In Flannery O’Connor
  By Nancy B. Barcus
• Einstein, Edison and the Conquest of Irony: Notes on the Instrumental Imperative
  By Clement L. Valletta
• Christ in the Cuckoo’s Nest; or, the Gospel According to Ken Kesey
  By Bruce E. Wallis
• Hawthorne’s Mythic Use of Puritan History
  By Phyllis M. Jones
• Them and Form in Comus and Lycidas
  By Dennis M. Welch
• Survey of Recent Milton Scholarship: A Review Article
  By Michael Lieb

Volume XI, No. 2
May 1972

Articles:

• Past and Future: Searching for a New Metaphor
  By Paul G. Zolbrod
• George Herbert’s Christian Sensibility: A Resumé
  By Saad El Gabalawy
• Ten in Piraeus: Neglected Recipients of Socratic Education
  By John A. Kayser and Ken Moor
• Johnson’s Concept of Wit
  By Bert C. Bach
• Utopian Literature: The Problem of Literacy Reference
  By Judson Allen
• Current Shakespeare Studies A Review Article
  By Catherine M. Shaw

Volume XI, No. 1
November 1971

Articles:

• Trying to exorcise the Beast: The Grotesque in the Fiction of William Golding
  By John J. Stinson
• Exile ends in Satire: Thomas Merton’s Cable to the Ace
  By James York Glimm
• Girdler’s Republic: A Study in Industrial Warfare
  By Louis Leotta
• The Continuing Hiss: Whittaker Chambers, Alger Hiss and National Review Conservatism
  By George Van Dusen
• Recent Trends in Spenser Studies: 1967 – 1971, A Review Article
  By John J. Mulryan

Volume X, No. 2
May 1972

Articles:

• Ten Years After: Cithara Revisited
  An editorial
• The Ancient Order of Hibernians In Irish Politics, 1905-14
  By A. C. Hepburn
• Cain and the Wandering Jew In Michel Butor’s Novels
  By Jennifer R. Walters
• The Osservatore Romano and the Matteotti Crisis; A Study of Journalistic Evasion
  By Albert C. O’Brien
• Milton: Polemics, Epic, and the Woman Problem, Again
  By Ann Keplinger
• Philo and Paideia By Walter H. Wagner 53The Structure of Katherine Anne Porter’s “Theft”
  By Joseph Wiesenfarth
• “The Final Judgment Depends on the Worst Action.” (Lord Acton) A Review Article
  By Guy Ryan, O.F.M.

Volume X, No. 1
December 1970

Articles:

• Politics of Civil Rights in Northern Ireland: Some Views and Observations
  By Donald E. Leon
• Toward a Set of Standards for Evaluation Anti-Utopian Fiction
  By Gordon Browning
• Saints in Service: The Political and Cultural Implications of Medieval Hagiolatry
  By William R. Jones
• Coventry Patmore’s “The Angel in the House”: The Experience of Divine Love
  By Joseph R. McElrath, Jr.
• Marivaux’ Portrayal of the Lower Classes
  By Robert J. Hartwig
• Xenophon’s Cyropaedia: A Neglected Educational Tract
  By Joseph M. McCarthy
• Joseph Campbell’s The Mask of God: A Review Article
  By John Mulryan

Volume IX, No. 2
May 1970

Articles:

• Rhetoric and Politics: The Political Uses of the Ars Dictaminis in later Medieval Europe
  By W.R. Jones
• George Herbert and His Biographers
  By Robert E. Reiter
• Meredith’s Unhappy Love Life: Worthy of the Muse
  By Gerald H. Perkus
• Newman’s Definition of Faith from the Oxford University Sermons to the Grammar of Assent
  By Sr. Geraldine Anthony
• With Proper Words (or Without Them) The Soldier Dies: Stephen Crane’s Making An Orator
  By George Monteiro
• Two Long Overdue Book Reviews and a Few Words on Acton’s Bibliographers, A Review Essay
  By Guy Ryan O.F.M.

Volume IX, No. 1
November 1969

Articles:

• Political Enslavement of the Intellectuals: An Interpretation of Ancient and Modern Society
  By Harry Neumann
• Paradise Lost and the Twentieth Century Reader
  By Michael Lieb
• The Rehabilitation of the “Robber Barons”: A Study in Historical Reclamation
  By C. Joseph Pusateri
• Sentimentality in Thackeray’s Vanity Fair
  By Maurice L. McCullen, Jr.
• The Case of the Hen-Pecked Priest in J. F. Powers’ “The Valiant Woman”
  By C. F. Burgess

Volume VIII, No. 2
May 1969

Articles:

• Notes on the Development of Shorthand in Antiquity
  By Louis Roberts
• Maine De Biran: On Method in Psychology and Metaphysics Translated
  By Gerard Hinrichs
• Melville’s Confidence – Man: Allegory, Satire, and the Irony of Intent
  By Bert C. Bach
• The Secularization Policies of the Paris Commune, 1792
  By Charles A. Gliozzo
• Chaucer’s Absolon: A Sinful Parody of the Miller
  By Robert E. Burkhart
• Pincher Martin: The Essential Dilemma of Modern Man
  By Paul R. LaChance

Volume VIII, No. 1
November 1968

Articles:

• The Sound of Silence: Edward Lewis Wallant’s The Children at the Gate
  By William V. Davis
• The Dramaturgy of Tourneur’s Trial Scene
  By Michael Kelly
• “Doubt Wisely:” – John Donne’s Christian Skepticism
  By Robert S. Jackson
• Browning’s Early Poetry: The Problem of Critical Sophistication
  By Thomas J. Collins
• The Use of Predictions in Seventeenth-Century Historians
  By Royce MacGillivray

Volume VII, No. 2
May 1968

Articles:

• Cultural Continuity and the Crisis of Christianity in Late Antiquity
  By William J. McGill
• Zamiatin’s We: An Anti-Utopian Classic
  By Gordon Browning
• The Followers of Andre Breton and the Present Position of Surrealism
  By Alfred Cismaru
• The Baroque Characteristics of the Poetry of George Herbert
  By Baird W. Whitlock
• God-Talk and Veriafibility
  By Walter H. O’Briant
• Martin Luther and the Historians: A Survey of the Most Significant Historical Literature in Luther Studies: A Review Essay
  By William W. MacDonald

Volume VII, No. 1
November 1967

Articles:

• T. S. Eliot’s Wasteland
  By John Carey, O.F.M.
• Melville’s Israel Potter: A Revelation of its Reputation and Meaning
  By Bert C. Bach
• Maine de Biran: Picture Thinking, a Perennial Trap
  By Gerard Hinrichs
• The Moliersque Origins of Les Fausses Confidences
  By Alfred Cismaru

Volume VI, No. 2
May 1967

Articles:

• Alchemy in Liberal Arts College
  By Robert Arns
• Victorian Malaise and the Poetry of A. E. Housman
  By R. Kowalczyk
• Phaedra’s Death in Euripides and Racine: Moral Responsibility in Closed and Open Societies
  By Harry Neumann
• Browning’s Measure of Man
  By Boyd Litzinger
• Marivaux’s Socio-Philosophic Comedies
  By Alfred Cismaru
• The Devil is a Wise One
  By Curtis Dahl

Volume VI, No. 1
November 1966

Articles:

• An Early Existentialist: on Education Translated
  By Gerard Hinrichs
• The Religious Profile of John Keats
  By Mirko Polgar, S.J.
• Is God-Talk Nonsense
  By Robert H. Ayers
• Jocelin and Oedipus
  By Bernard F. Dick and Raymond J. Porter
• Self Depreciation in Edward Taylor’s Sacramental Meditations
  By Bert C. Bach
• The Man of God’s Right Hand, whom He made strong for Himself: A Review Essay
  By Patrick V. O’Dea

Volume V, No. 2
May 1966

Articles:

• Some Second Thoughts on the Morality of Discrimination
  By Michael E. Endres
• Ritual and Parody in “A Clean, Well-Lighted Place”
  By Daniel R. Barnes
• The Cosmic Significance of Creativity: Berdyaev and Teilhard du Chardin
  By Carla Francis Cradock, C.S.J.
• Too Late for Eden – An Examination of Some Dualisms in the Mills of the Kavanaughs
  By Stephen Gray-Lewis
• Sisam’s Structure of Beowulf and Realism in Criticism: A Review Essay
  By Joseph Milosh

Volume V, No. 1
November 1965

Articles:

• Bellor and Wingfield – Stratford: The English Civil War as Viewed from the Right
  By David M. Fahey
• Jo’s Journey Toward the Light in Bleak House
  By Sister Mary Richard Boo
• Dostoevsky’s Realism
  By Joseph A. Rogers
• Eliot and Horace – Aspects of the Intrinsic Classicist
  By Ronald W. Janoff
• La Princess d’Elide in Marivaux’s Theater
  By Alfred Cismaru
• The Myths of Colonial Democracy and Royal Decline in Eighteenth-Century America: A Review Essay
  By John M. Murrin

Volume IV, No. 2
May 1965

Articles:

• The Theatre of Dias Gomes: Brazil’s Social Conscience
  By Francis A. Dutra
• Karl Rahner and Biblical Inspiration
  By James F. Brown, S.J.
• Keats and Others on Chapman’s Homer
  By Jack E. Reese
• Madame De Sévigné: Woman of Many Talents
  By Sister M. Adele Francis Gorman, O.S.F.
• John Donne’s “Nocturnall upon St. Lucies Day”
  By Richard E. Hughes
• Who Was Browning’s Cleon?
  By Curtis Dahl

Volume IV, No. 1
November 1964

Articles:

• From Pilgrimage to Crusade
  By Thomas Merton
• George Herbert and the Incarnation
  By Richard E. Hughes
• Louis XIV’s Intendants Examine the French Character
  By Leon Bernard
• The Theocentric Vision of Thomas Traherne
  By Thomas F. Staley
• Marivaux’s Religious Characters
  By Alfred Cismaru
• The Ambivalent Point of View in John Gay’s Trivia
  By C. F. Burgess

Volume III, No. 2
May 1964

Articles:

• Edouard de Laboulaye: ‘Liberal’ Catholic and ‘Americanist’ During the Second Empire
  By Walter D. Gray
• The Chief Ends of Government According to St. Thomas Aquinas and Nicolo Machiavelli
  By David Bos
• “Sweet Bird of Youth: Williams’ Redemptive Ethic”
  By William M. Roulet
• The Irish Disorders, 1919 – 1925, and the English Press
  By Bernard Norling
• Literature and Philosophy: A Confrontation
  By James P. Reilly

Volume III, No. 1
November 1963

Articles:

• Les Mouches: Antinomies Within Atheistic Humanism
  By Michael J. Buckley, S.J.
• The Gentry and Their Historians
  By David M. Fahey
• Thomas Traherne: Center of God’s Wealth
  By Melvin G. Williams
• The Appointing Powers of the President
  By Paul L. Simon
• Post-Aristotelian Philosophy and Political Theory
  By James V. Schall, S.J.

Volume II, No. 2
May 1963

Articles:

• Walter Lippman: Unorthodox Democrat
  By Donald Wolf, S.J.
• The New Cyneas of Emeric Crucé
  By James E. O’Neill
• The Dynamics of Secular Humanism: A Study of Erasmus
  By David M. Rogers
• Ireland and British Military Preparations for War in America in 1775
  By R.E. Burns
• The Teaching of Biology in the United States
  By Stephen W. Eaton

Volume II, No. 1
November 1962

Articles:

• A reading of Claudel’s Cantique de Mesa
  By Robert Nugent
• The Genesis of The Beggar’s Opera
  By C. F. Burgess
• France’s Angry Young Women
  By Alfred Cismaru
• A New Look at Wordsworth’s Religion
  By Melvin G. Williams
• The American Catholic Clergyman
  By Thomas T. McAvoy, C.S.C.
• The Divine Disappointment of Kristin Lavransdatter
  By B. J. Rogers

Volume I, No. 2
May 1962

Articles:

• Some Reflections on Art and Beauty
  By Anthony Nemetz
• Browning’s Reputation as a Thinker, 1900 – 1909
  By Boyd Litzinger
• The State and Catholic Education: Brownson, Spalding and Ireland
  By Edward J. Power
• Art and Artistry in the Brome Miracle Play of Abraham and Isaac
  By C. F. Burgess
• Evolution – True or False
  By John D. Dwyer

Volume I, No. 1
November 1961

Articles:

• The Dimensions of the Irish Question and the Home Rule Crisis, 1910 – 1914
  By Lawrence J. McCaffrey
• Romeo: Hermit, Pilgrim, Mystic
  By Edward F. Callahan
• An Analysis of Albert Camus’ The Fall
  By Robert J. Starratt, S.J.
• The New Barbarians
  By William G. Herron