Discussed literature, a barometer for the humanities, and the basic drift of aesthetic theory. (Author/RK)

Examines three recent French translations of Louis Carroll's "The Hunting of the Snark." (PMP)

A brief paper noting some of the great Japanese literary translators who rendered Western and other foreign classics into the Japanese language. (CK)

An analysis of the use of the techniques of repetition, rhythm, images, and contrasts in the poetry of Gwendolyn Brooks. (EH)

Editor Don L. Lee interviews Gwendolyn Brooks, black poet, who discusses her life and work and trends in black literature. (EH)

Author attempted a very brief interpretation of Heidegger's later thought with reference to the Being of things and the aesthetic experience and discussed some of the implications of this thought for aesthetic education. (Author/RK)

Article discussed Albers's considerations about vision, the training of the eye, and the importance of learning to see, to our technological world. (Author/RK)

Shows how dreams can be used to stimulate creative writing and includes samples of students' writing. (RB)

Translations of the Hungarian poet Petofi are examined in a discussion of the pros and cons of direct and indirect translation. (AM)

Author described how he prepared students in advance of a poet's visit to their school, how the poet worked with students in the classroom, and quoted some of the poems they wrote. (Author/RK)

A satire on overzealous annotators and over overclever poets. (JH)