North Dakota Quarterly 50:2

North Dakota Quarterly 50:2

Edited by Robert Lewis

Table Of Contents

Contents
The Words
Joseph Bruchac
 
The Eye of Bolotianyk
Roy S. Wolper
 
The Western as Comic Literature: Robert Flynn’s North to Yesterday
Michael Cleary
 
A Documentary Fantasy: Jean-Luc Godard’s La Chinoise
Michael Anderegg
 
Four Translations of Poems by Francis Jammes
Antony Oldknow
 
Emerson’s “History”: From Biography to Autobiography
Lewis O. Saum
 
Traffic
Walter Sanders
 
A Prize-Winning Poet Reads: 11 A.M.
Mary Balazs
 
City Lights in North Dakota
Dennis Sorenson
 
Howl in High School
Jeffrey Bartlett
 
Allen Ginsberg Today
Jeffrey Bartlett
 
Sea Changes: Books That Mattered
Rear-View Mirror: On the Road
Peter Nabokov
 
New Directions: On First Looking Into Corso’s The Happy Birthday of Death
James McKenzie
 
The Brownian Movement: Life Against Death
Michael Beard
 
Three Poems
Alice Witter
 
Three Poems
Gwen Lindberg Nagel
 
Serial Poems from Canada
Sherman Paul
 
Reviews
Virginia Faulkner with Frederick C. Luebke, eds., Vision and Refuge: Essays on the Literature of the Great Plains
Mary Ellen Caldwell and Joseph E. DeFlyer
 
Elizabeth Hampsten, Read This Only to Yourself
Sue Amritage
 
Cary Nelson, Our Last First Poets: Vision and History in Contemporary American Poetry
Bruce Wheaton
 
Steve Talbot, Roots of Oppression: The American Indian Question
Joseph E. DeFlyer
 
Laura Boss, Stripping, and Maria Gillan, Flowers from the Tree of Night
Max Westbrook
 
My Daughter at 14: Christmas Dance, 1981
Maria Gillan
 
Editor’s Notes
 
Contributors