Special issue on contemporary Spanish American literature. (DS)

The author asserts that by integrating literature and language, students will gain deeper insights into both areas. (Author/LF)

A clear public statement is needed on our rights to quote freely, under the laws of copyright, in critical works. (Editor/IR)

Examines the symbolism and theme of Eudora Welty's Petrified Man" and finds the most pitiless indictment of the venal spirit of modern civilization. (Author)

Discusses the story, The Witch", and explains that the story is a devilish puzzle which defies rigid interpretation but openly invites complacent students to sift, sort, and contest tidbits of evidence. Suggests how this can be done. (Author/RB)

My argument could not be more effectively summed up than in the words of Northrop Frye: It is obvious that Canadian literature, whatever its inherent merits, is an indispensable aid to the knowledge of Canada. It records what the Canadian imagination has reacted to, and it tells us things about this environment that nothing else will tell us."…

Discusses the works of six contemporary Spanish authors. (DS)

Interview took place in March 1969 in Paris. (DS)

Discusses the similarities in the writings of Galdos and Ramon Perez de Ayala. (DS)