Special issue devoted to the life and works of Gustavo Adolfo Becquer. (DS)

An exploration of the assumptions underlying current literary experiments might help both teacher and student to find a perspective from which the past may be viewed. (Author/MB)

The author analyzes 3 poems of Langston Hughes in order to demonstrate how a skillful use of the techniques available to a poet reinforce the logical structure which must be behind any serious poet's attempts to reproduce symbolically that which his mind has found significant in the non-linguistic environment. (Author/LF)

Lists step-by-step procedures used in planning and organizing a poetry workshop for English teachers in the Parma, Ohio, area. (SW)

Characterizes the literature in terms of works that move away from and back to traditional cultural roots. (DB)

Explains how an alienated effect was achieved within a performance by combining Albee's American Dream" with pertinent selections of Beat poetry. (SW)

A discussion of how a poem tells us through a more or less emotional reaction, something that cannot be said." (Author/RD)

Late twentieth century poetry dwells on themes of protest. It has a great deal of appeal and is reaching more of an audience than ever before. (CK)