Twentieth Century Literature

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Articles in Summer 1994 issue of Twentieth Century Literature

• 'A Room of One's Own,' personal criticism, and the essay
  by Anne Fernald
• Patrick McGinley's impressions of Flann O'Brien: 'The Devil's Diary' and 'At Swim-Two-Birds.'
  by Thomas F. Shea
• Listing to the right: authority and inheritance in 'Orlando' and 'Ulysses.'
  by Caroline Webb
• A matter of belief: 'Pincher Martin's afterlife
  by Leon Surette
• Anti-individualism and the fictions of national character in Wyndham Lewis's 'Tarr.'
  by Paul Peppis
• "The Spirit of the Age": Virginia Woolf's response to second wave psychology
  by George M. Johnson
• Beholding Paul West and 'The Women of Whitechapel.'
  by Arthur M. Saltzman