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Articles in Fall, 1995 issue of Style

• A recipe for mourning: Isak Dinesen's "Babette's Feast."
  by Esther Rashkin
• Three Steps on the Ladder of Writing. - book reviews
  by C. Dirk Wethington
• The heroine is being beaten: Freud, sadomasochism, and reading the romance
  by Stephanie Wardrop
• Feminist Measures: Soundings in Poetry and Theory. - book reviews
  by Timothy Morris
• Dickens with Kant and Sade - violence in Charles Dickens' novels
  by Jeffrey A. Netto
• "Contrary to the prevailing current?" Homoeroticism and the voice of maternal law in Forster's "The Other Boat." - E.M. Forster
  by Tamera Dorland
• Watch and Ward: James's fantasy of Omnipotence - Henry James
  by Michelle D. Nelson
• Criminal pleasures, pleasurable crime - pleasures of reading detective stories
  by Gregory Forter
• Autobiography and Postmodernism. - book reviews
  by Kenneth R. Morefield
• Foucault's response to Freud: sado-masochism and the aestheticization of power - Michel Foucault; Sigmund Freud
  by Suzanne Gearheart
• Perverse pleasure and fetishized text: the deathly erotics of Carter's "The Bloody Chamber." - Angela Carter
  by Becky McLaughlin