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#72 (Spring 1977)
The Psychology of Literature

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Editorial

George Woodcock

• Playing Favorites (p. 2 - 4)
• Subjects: Culture
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Articles

Louis Dudek

• The Psychology of Literature (p. 5 - 20)
• Subjects: Literary Theory
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Tom Marshall

• Mountaineers and Swimmers (p. 21 - 28)
• Subjects: Literary Criticism
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Kathy Mezei

• Anne Hébert: A Pattern Repeated (p. 29 - 40)
• Subjects: Literary Criticism
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Betty Moore Ewing

• Matt Cohen's Monologues in Morality (p. 41 - 44)
• Subjects: Literary Criticism, Novel
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Antoine Sirois

• Conquete horizontale et verticale de la Ville (p. 45 - 48)
• Subjects: Literary Criticism, Novel
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Maria Tippet

• Emily Carr’s Klee Wyck (p. 49 - 58)
• Subjects: Literary Criticism
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Kenneth C. Russell

• The Blasphemies of A. M. Klein (p. 59 - 66)
• Subjects: Literary Criticism
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Poems

Anne Corkett

• Idle (p. 28)

John Ditsky

• Monsoon (p. 40)

Roderick Haig-Brown

• Pacific Salmon (p. 44)

Alexandre L. Amprimoz

• Rivergrass Considering Human Habits (p. 58)

Dorothy Livesay

• Ars Poetica (p. 66 - 67)

R. G. Everson

• Driver Beach (p. 67 - 68)

Audrey Conrad

• A Tree is Falling (p. 68)

Alexandre L. Amprimoz

• A Matter of Health (p. 82)

Book Reviews

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The Modes of Maturity (p. 69 - 74)

by Anthony Appenzell

Book(s) reviewed:

1. Farewell, Babylon by Sheila Fischman and Naim Kattan
2. Farthing's Fortunes by Richard B. Wright
3. Middlewatch by Susan Kerslake
4. Song of the Pearl by Ruth Nichols
5. The Seventh Hexagram by Ian McLachlan

Subjects: Literary Criticism

The Limits of the Garden (p. 74 - 77)

by Mike Doyle

Book(s) reviewed:

1. The Full Furnace by Douglas Lochhead

Subjects: Literary Criticism, Poetry

A Woman Is a Woman Is a Woman (p. 77 - 80)

by Phyllis Grosskurth

Book(s) reviewed:

1. The Doctor's Wife by Brian Moore

Subjects: Literary Criticism, Novel

Tribute to Everson (p. 80 - 82)

by Al Purdy

Book(s) reviewed:

1. Indian Summer by R. G. Everson

Subjects: Poetry, Travel Writing

These Abiding Questions (p. 83 - 84)

by Robert Gibbs

Book(s) reviewed:

1. In Search of Eros by

Subjects: Poetry

Urbane Comedy (p. 84 - 87)

by Herbert Rosengarten

Book(s) reviewed:

1. Lady Oracle by Margaret Atwood

The Age Old Dilemma (p. 87 - 89)

by Sandra Martin

Book(s) reviewed:

1. Lesbian Images by Jane Rule
2. Theme for Diverse Instruments by Jane Rule

Subjects: Short Fiction

Maligned Innocents (p. 89 - 90)

by Linda Sandler

Book(s) reviewed:

1. Sticks and Stones: The Donnellys, Part One by James Reaney

Subjects: Literary Criticism

The Lowry Fringe (p. 91 - 92)

by Ronald Binns

Book(s) reviewed:

1. Malcolm Lowry: Psalms and Songs by Margerie Lowry

Subjects: Anthologies

On the Verge (p. 92 - 93)

by George Woodcock

Book(s) reviewed:

Subjects: Bibliography

Stranger than Fiction (p. 93)

by George Woodcock

Book(s) reviewed:

Subjects: Autobiography, Bibliography

Opinions & Notes

Al Purdy

• The Death of a Friend (p. 94 - 95)
• Subjects: Biography

E. E. Greengrass

• Symbolism and Imagism (p. 95 - 96)
• Subjects: Literary Theory

Anthony Appenzell

• Fiction Abstracted (p. 96)
• Subjects: Bibliography

L. T. Cornelius

• Abiding Anxieties (p. 96)
• Subjects: Anthologies