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  3. Vol. 9 No. 2: (Spring 1982)

Vol. 9 No. 2: (Spring 1982)

Published: 1982-03-30

Articles

  • The ‘Method of Jesus’: Experience and the Moral Life in Matthew Arnold’s Poetic Theory of Criticism

    Eric Trethewey
    6-22
  • The Arnolds and Elementary Education

    David Hopkinson
    23-31
  • Plutarch’s Night Battle in Arnold, Clough, and Tennyson

    Mary Schneider
    32-38
  • Another Note on Arnold Scholarship: Winter/Spring 1981 – Winter 1982

    Fraser Neiman
    39-48
  • Idylls of the King in 1981

    Laurence W. Mazzeno
    49-63
  • Arnold: The Poet and the Man

    Fraser Neiman
    64-68
  • Writing Female

    Harriet Bergmann
    69-72
  • The Invention of Walter Pater

    John J. Conlon
    73-80
  • When Guinea Pigs Were Bold

    Michael P. Parker
    81-86
  • Hardy’s Late Blooming

    David L. Bergman
    87-89
  • Melville’s Quarrel with War

    Wilson Heflin
    90-92

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