CONTENTS OF ISSUE NO. 27, SUMMER, 1989
Louis T. Milic: Editorial, 2
The New Library of the Past
Diana Orendi Hinze: Expiation and Repression, 4
German literature and the Nazi past
J. Heywood Alexander: Our Redeemed, Beloved Land , 16
Bands, songs, Lincoln! and the Civil War.
Sylvia Whitman: Mountain Nurses, 25
Kentucky\u27s Frontier Nursing Service for mother and child.
Ron Haybron: Fraud in Science, 33
Can we place our trust in the heirs of Galileo and Pasteur?
Pat Martaus: Feminist Literary Criticism, 45
Social reform or academic language game?
J. E. Vacha: Constance and the Con, 51
The unlikely friendship between a Cleveland career girl and Sing Sing\u27s celebrated editor inmate.
Poetry
Ken Waldman: Three Lessons in Taking Off Clothes, 62
The Non Sequitur at the Intersection of Market and Vine, 63
William Virgil Davis: Still Life, 64
Stratagem, 64
Carolyn Reams Smith: Know Old Caleb, 65
Killing Old Caleb For Grandma Mary, 66
B. A. St. Andrews: The Alchemists, 68
Victoria Neufeldt: Catching Up With the Language, 69
Revising Webster\u27s New World Dictionary
Hannah Gilberg and the editors: A Good Bowl-and a Work of Art, 80
A Portfolio of Ceramics by Theresa Yondo
Review
P K. Saha: The Verbal Workshop, 87
A review of The Wordtree , a thesaurus of ideas
Back Matter
Ken Roby: Rescuing Bentley, 95https://engagedscholarship.csuohio.edu/gamut_archives/1024/thumbnail.jp
