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Source: Critical Inquiry, Vol. 4, No. 1 (Autumn, 1977)


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Critical Inquiry

Autumn 1977 Volume 4 Number 1

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Critical
Inquiry
Editor Sheldon Sacks
Coeditors Wayne C. Booth Robert E. Streeter

Managing Editor Mark Warren McLaughlin


Editorial Assistant Toby Rachel Gordon
Editorial Consultant Linda Smith Rhoads

Editorial Board M. H. Abrams Leonard B. Meyer


James S. Ackerman James E. Miller, Jr.
Marie Borroff J. Hillis Miller
Kenneth Burke Bruce Morrissette
John G. Cawelti Kenneth Northcott
Richard Ellmann Elder Olson
Thomas Flanagan Morris Philipson
Northrop Frye Cameron Poulter
E. H. Gombrich Ralph W. Rader
Philip Gossett Harold Rosenberg
Barbara Hardy Barbara Herrnstein Smith
E. D. Hirsch, Jr. Catharine R. Stimpson
Joseph Kerman Stuart M. Tave
Gwin J. Kolb Joshua C. Taylor
Jerome J. McGann Edward Wasiolek
Robert Marsh

Editorial Correspondence Sheldon Sacks, Critical Inquiry, Wieboldt Hall,


University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60637.

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Critical
Inquiry
Autumn 1977, Volume 4, Number 1

ARTISTS ON ART 1 Alain Robbe-Grillet


Order and Disorder in Film and Fiction

Siegmund Levarie 21 Noise


Robert P. Morgan 33 On the Analysis of Recent Music
Stefan Morawski 55 Contemporary Approaches to Aesthetic
Inquiry: Absolute Demands and Limited
Possibilities

Frank Anderson Trapp 85 The Emperor's Nightingale: Some Aspects


of Mimesis

Robert Scholes 105 Toward a Semiotics of Literature

Peter J. Rabinowitz 121 Truth in Fiction: A Reexamination


of Audiences

Dennis Porter 143 The Perilous Quest: Baseball as Folk Drama


Elder Olson 159 A Conspectus of Poetry, Part I
CRITICAL RESPONSE 181 I. M. H. Abrams
Behaviorism and Deconstruction:
A Comment on Morse Peckham's
"The Infinitude of Pluralism"

194 II. Robert Denham


The No-Man's Land of Competing
Patterns

203 III. Notes and Exchanges


Rene Wellek and Wayne C. Booth
Joseph F. Ryan and Jean H. Hagstrum

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