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Articles in Fall, 1996 issue of Style

• 'Watt': logic, insanity, aphasia
  by Michael Beausang
• Northrop Frye: The Theoretical Imagination. - book reviews
  by Michael Dolzani
• No country to call home: a study of Castillo's 'Mixquiahuala Letters.' - Ana Castillo
  by Tanya Long Bennett
• Universal Grammar and Narrative Form. - book reviews
  by Marie-Laure Ryan
• Reader, text, and subjectivity: Toni Morrison's 'Beloved' as Lacan's gaze qua object
  by Evelyn Jaffe Schreiber
• Imaging social languages in Marvell's 'The Last Instructions.'
  by Daniel P. Jaeckle
• Theodore Dreiser: Beyond Naturalism. - book reviews
  by James R. Giles
• Translating Caradoc Evans's Welsh English - Welsh writer
  by Chris Hopkins
• Souls and apples, all in one: Bosnia as the cultural nexus in Nenad Velickovic's 'Konacari.'
  by Tatjana Jukic
• Relational reconsiderations: reliability, heterosexuality, and narrative authority in 'Villette.'
  by Elizabeth Preston
• Hellenism and Homosexuality in Victorian Oxford. - book reviews
  by David Wayne Thomas
• The method is unsound: the aesthetic dissonance of colonial justification in Kipling, Conrad, and Greene - authors Rudyard Kipling, Joseph Conrad and Graham Greene
  by James Scannell