10.1 (Autumn 1987): Myth in the New Literatures in English
CONTENTS
Myth in the New Literatures in English
Diana Brydon, "The Myths that Write Us: Decolonising the Mind", 1
John Thieme, "Acknowledging Myths: The Image of Europe in Margaret Laurence's The Diviners and Jack Hodgins' The Invention of the World", 15
Eliane Saint-André Utidjian, "Aspects of Myth in Two Ghanaian Novels", 22
Alain Séverac, "Soyinka's Tragedies: From Ritual to Drama", 26
Rosemary Gray, "Sheila Fugard's The Castaways: Myth and Psychic Survival", 41
Maurice Abiteboul, "Civilisation et régression dans L'Empereur Jones d'Eugene O'Neill et Vacances d'été de Francis Ebejer: le progrès est-il un mythe?", 49
Maryvonne Nedeljkovic, "Traditions and Contemporary Black Australia", 57
Australia
André Dommergues, "Traditions and Dream in David Malouf's An Imaginary Life", 61
Nelson Wattie, "Ballad and Lyric in Australian Poetry", 68
The Caribbean
Russell McDougall, "Wilson Harris and the Art of Carnival Revolution", 77
Jean Sévry, "A House for Mr Biswas: combien de romans?", 91
Africa
Wole Ogundele, "Orpheus in the City: A Study of the Urban Phase of Contemporary Black Poetry in South Africa", 98
Ayo Mamudu, "Okara's Poetic Landscape", 111
Chimalum Nwanko, "Ngugi's Devil on the Cross: A Feminization of Chaos", 119
Reviews
W. H. New, Dreams of Speech and Violence: The Art of the Short Story in Canada and New Zealand, 123
S. E. Drake, Wilson Harris and the Modern Tradition: A New Architecture of the World, 124