Bibliography for: "The narrated and its negatives: the nonnarrated and the disnarrated in Joyce's Dubliners - The Short Story: Theory and Practice"

Harold F. Mosher, Jr. "The narrated and its negatives: the nonnarrated and the disnarrated in Joyce's Dubliners - The Short Story: Theory and Practice". Style. FindArticles.com. 01 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2342/is_n3_v27/ai_15473883/

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Articles in Fall, 1993 issue of Style

• The long and the short of it - The Short Story: Theory and Practice
  by Gerald Prince
• A poetics of immediacy: oral narrative and the short story - The Short Story: Theory and Practice
  by Sarah Hardy
• The short story: the short of it - The Short Story: Theory and Practice
  by Allan H. Pasco
• Reality in the modern short story - The Short Story: Theory and Practice
  by Charles E. May
• Beyond what meets the eye: the photographic analogy in Cortazar's short stories - The Short Story: Theory and Practice
  by Marian Zwerling Sugano
• Recomposing "Valdemar": Graham Greene reweaves a tale by Poe - The Short Story: Theory and Practice
  by Brian Diemert
• The mirror and the labyrinth: the further ordeals of character and mimesis - The Short Story: Theory and Practice
  by Bert O. States
• After epiphany: American stories in the postmodern age - The Short Story: Theory and Practice
  by Miriam Marty Clark
• The narrated and its negatives: the nonnarrated and the disnarrated in Joyce's Dubliners - The Short Story: Theory and Practice
  by Harold F. Mosher, Jr.
• The "feminine" short story: recuperating the moment - The Short Story: Theory and Practice
  by Mary Burgan
• Stops on the way to "Shiloh": a special case for literary empiricism - The Short Story: Theory and Practice
  by Susan Lohafer