Analyzes a cinematic version of "Othello" starring Lawrence Olivier for its realistic interpretation of Shakespeare's drama. (RB)

In every case, and regardless of subsequent application, all rules, morals, and laws are established by one segment of a given population for application primarily to another segment of that (or some other) population. Men do not make laws with the primary object of restraining themselves. Thus, morality is not always healthy. (Author/JF)

The author analyzed 50 titles in terms of 1) descriptive data about fathers, and 2) father-family interpersonal relationships and behavior. (JB)

For a woman, the critic's role demands overcoming the difficulties of her peers, audience, editors and judges, in seeing her as a voice to be trusted. (Author/NL)

Henel's commentary and support of Schultz in his criticism of Sander's theory of literary criticism. (RS)

Author discusses how psychoanalytical criticism has developed, how it stands today, and what the prospects are for its future. (Author/MB)

Analyzes Dean Hunt's activities as teacher, writer, critic, administrator and rhetorician.'' (Author)

Author's response concerns Leroy F. Troutner's paper What Can the Educator Learn from the Existential Philosopher?" written in 1966 for The Philosophy of Education Society. (MB)

A mock-serious particularized and structuralized fuller application of a poem to the totality of experience." (Author/SP)

The author reviews a previous article on poetic meter and then relays his own ideas and proposals on the subject. (MR)