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2011: volume 31 / 1991
Proceedings
of the Linguistic Circle's Thirty-Fourth
Conference October 25-26, 1991 Fargo, N.D.
Hosted by the North Dakota State University
45 p.
Cover: yellow
Published for the Linguistic Circle by Century Creations/Wenco Printing Services,
Grand Forks, ND58201, U.S.A.
1991 LCMND Officers: President: Muriel Brown, NDSU; Past-President: J.
Iain McDougall, UW; Vice-President: Rory B. Egan, UM; Secretary-Treasurer:
Neil Besner, UW
Editor of LCMND Proceedings: Theodore Messenger, UND.
Honorary Presidents: Louis Palanca, UND; J. B. Rudnyckyj, UM.
Opposite title page: Foreword, reporting details of the 1991 Conference
and Business Meeting. Opening remarks: 1991 LCMND President Muriel Brown &
NDSU Robert Littlefield, Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences.
Nebraska
State Poet William Kloefkorn, Wesleyan University, read poetry during
the Banquet. Reception at the Brown's residence in Moorhead,
Minn.
37 papers were presented by affiliates of four Canadian and ten American
Institutions.
The Editor stated that the LCMND Proceedings were sent to 12 Canadian and
6 American Academic Libraries, including Yale and Stanford. that an exchange
is in effect with The Bulletin of the International Association for Semiotic
Studies (Vienna) & with Metalogicon (Rome).
Professor Louis Palanca, UND, was unanimously elected Honorary President.
At end: Call for Papers for the 6th Annual Midlands Conference on Language &
Literature, Creighton University, Omaha, April 1993. Special Sessions
are planned for the Irish poet, Patrick Kavanagh. Submissions to Kathleen
Collins, Creighton, by Feb. 15, 1992.
The 1991 LCMND Program [37 papers]:
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Dadaism, Zen Buddhism, and Tristan Tzara / Juan Bakh, Minot State University.
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Feminine and masculine voices in American expressionistic drama: Sophie
Treadwell's Machinal, and Elmer Rice's The Adding Machine / Connie Breding,
Minot SU.
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Ivor Gurney and Edward Thomas: a distinction / Mark W. Brown, Jamestown
College, ND.
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World literatures: a historical perspective / Emerson Case, UND.
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Desmond Egan: an important Irish poetic voice / Ben L. Collins, UND.
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"Seeing double": Desmond Egan's contrapuntal technique / Kathleen
Rettig Collins, Creighton University, Nebraska.
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Intersubjectivity: Reader and writer conversing via text / James E. Coomber,
Concordia College, Moorhead, Minn.
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The underlying issues behind the PC (Politically Correct) mouvement /
Helen Hoehn Correll, NDSU.
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Wrestling with the under toad in John Irving's The World According to
Garp / William Cosgrove, NDSU.
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Speech behaviour in Othello: the considerations of Roderigo and Iago /
Margaret Dahlberg, UND.
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Language obsolescence: the case of French in the Midwest / Signe Denbow,
Western Michigan University.
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Felix Paul Greve's 'Fanny Essler' poems: His or Hers? / Gaby Divay, UM.
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Deviant means and legitimite ends in Edith Wharton's The House of Mirth
and The Custom of the Country / David A. Godfrey, Jamestown Coll.
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Gangsters in the new Eden: criminality in Agustin Yanez, Mario Puzo and
Francis Coppola, and Gustavo Alvarez Gardeazabal / Kenneth E. Hall, UND.
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Social isolation as a barrier to English proficiency: a sociolinguistic
survey of international students at the UND / John H. Hudson, UND.
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Challenges to character in modernist and postmodernist fiction / Don Jewison,
UW.
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Indochine, Mon Amour: Marguerite Duras's The Lover / Mary Greenwood Johnson
Moorhead State University, Minn.
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Postmodern fiction: the cult and technique of skepticism / Carter Kaplan,
UND.
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An evaluation of Faith: Robert Browning's Christmas Eve / George S. Larson,
Concordia College, Minn.
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M. R. James and the terror of revocation / William Laskowski, Jamestown
Coll.
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Of love and power: evidences of linguistic divide / Elliott Levine, UW.
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The Moment: Sartre, Lacan, Derrida / Alan MacDonnell, UM.
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Janice Kulyk Keefer's Constellations: a fictional reading of the endemic
topos of the Maritimes / Marylea MacDonald, UM.
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The meaning of discovery in [Louise Erdrich/Michael Dorris'] Crown of Columbus, 1991 / Tom Matchie, NDSU.
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An electronic analysis of Charlotte Gilman Perkins's short story 'The Yellow
Wall-Paper' / Michael E. Moriarty, Valley City State University, ND.
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Transvestism and anality as comic restorative in Circe's Harlequinade
[J. Joyce, Ulysses, & Dublin pantomime theater] / Sandra M. Pearce, Moorhead SU.
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Fun-house/Prison-house/Fame's house: reconstructing Chaucer's language
game / Phyllis Portnoy, UM.
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Telling tales to children: Desire in the fantasies of Lewis Carroll and
Jean Ingelow / Mavis Reimer, UW.
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The influence of C. H. Douglas on Pound's Eleven New Cantos / Lorne A.
Reznowski, UM.
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Aristophanes' Frogs meet M. C. Hammer: Metrical sparring in Greek comedy
and Rap music / Clarence Rhymer, UM.
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Plato's critique of the Aristotelian concept of Catharsis / Vincent L.
Schonberger, Lakehead University, Thunderbay, Ont.
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Pre-20th century scholarship on language and grammar / Ines Senna Shaw,
NDSU.
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Entaglement of Art and Sensuality in Mallarme's 'L'Apres-midi d'un Faune'
/ Harold J. Smith, Minot SU.
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The VSP: a study of the very-short-poem or, The limits of minimalism /
Tony Steele, UM.
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Late mss revisions to M. Lowry's Under the Vulcano / Donn E. Taylor,Jamestown
College.
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The Tempest: a play of loose ends / Andrew Trump, NDSU.
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Using autobiographical material to interpret literary text (Henry James) / Greg
W. Zacharias, Creighton
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