The final point of reading the popular weeklies and monthlies to keep informed about critical attitudes in the book world is that one can bring a more knowledgeable point of view to the bookish side of what is still a book-centered profession. (Author/MM)

Article demonstrates that metaphors thrive in film, despite the denials that have been made by both literary critics and some film directors. (Author/CB)

Author shows how poetry and doctrine must be separated when reading Lycidas without destroying the feeling of the poem. (MF)

Examines B. F. Skinner's Walden Two, contending that it represents two humanistic aspects of the author's personality. (MB)

The role of the West Indian in Negro Literature is analyzed to show how the stereotype developed and then changed. The stereotype of the monkey-chaser is giving way to an archtype of revolutionary black consciousness. (Author/MS)

Presents a solid background for the interlace design in Anglo-Saxon art of the period and in classical and early medieval rhetorics, and then proceeds to interpret the Blickling Homilies" in the light of interlace structure. (AN)

The creative researchers may find that one of the more intriguing aspects in his involvement with research tools is to examine them in a way, or for a purpose, for which they were not originally intended. (MF)