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Articles in Feb 1996 issue of College Literature

• What is wen and why is it made so terribly strange?
  by Zhang Longxi
• An allegory on the banks of the Nile and other hazards of intercultural literary comparison
  by Miner, Earl
• Editing and contextualizing early modern women in England
  by Anderson, Kathyn Murphy
• Reinventing the empowered self: Feminine adventures in masculinity
  by Kuykendall, Sue
• Tracing the traceless antelope: Toward an interartistic semiotics of the Chinese sister arts
  by Pan, Da'An
• Islamic roots of the poetic syllogism, The
  by Ludescher, Tanyss
• Poetic principles in the South Asian literary tradition interrelatedness of grammar, prosody and other elements of language
  by Lehmann, W P
• Derrida and Siva: An Abhinavaguptan look at the transcendental signified
  by Heidinger, Kurt
• Interdisciplinarity, law, language, and literature
  by Myrsiades, Linda
• Dhvani and the "Full Word": Suggestion and signification from Abhinavagupta to Jacques Lacan
  by Pandit, Lalita
• Toward a cognitive science of poetics: Anandavardhana, Abhinavagupta, and the theory of literature
  by Hogan, Patrick Colm
• Selected suggestions for further reading
• Book reviews -- Eminent Rhetoric: Language, Gender, and Cultural Tropes by Elizabeth A. Fay
  by Fitts, Karen
• appeal of a plotless tragedy, The
  by Smethurst, Mae J
• Book reviews -- The Oxford Companion to Women's Writing in the United States edited by Cathy N. Davidson and Linda Wagner-Martin
  by Seigel, Catharine F
• Alfarabi on imagination: With a translation of his "Treatise on Poetry"
  by Matar, Nabil
• Non-Western literary theories and what to do with them
  by Pandit, Lalita
• Book reviews -- The Location of Culture by Homi Bhabha
  by Sahay, Amrohini J