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Autumn 1975 (Volume XXVIII, No. 3)

The Inside and the Outside
by Jean Starobinski
Archilochos: Fireworks on the Grass
by Guy Davenport
Blue Hill Poems
by Frederick Morgan
Eurydice; After Many Words, a Long Time
by Phyllis Hoge Thompson
Ward B: The Saturday Nights; The Morning Thirst; A Crown
by Stephen Jamison
An Interview with Peter Redgrove
by Jed Rasula
Interview with Peter Redgrove
by Mike Erwin
Recovery
by Grace Schulman
Friends
by Harold Witt
Laughter in the Soul: Molière’s Misanthrope
by John Simon
The Hausfrau, the Ugly Duckling, and the Funny Lady
by Stephen Farber
Music Chronicle
by Robert S. Clark
On Looking into Several Homers
by Vernon Young
Psychoanalysis and Feminism
by Sonya Rudikoff
Vive la Différence!
by Maureen Howard
The Songs Protect Us, in Their Way
by John N. Morris
The American Poem
by Calvin Bedient
Ithyphallic or Ithynot?
by Marvin Mudrick
Letter from England
by Robert Nye

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