Volume III, 1981-82: Author Index

THE HENRY JAMES REVIEW Volume III, 1981-82 Author Index Announcements and Notices...............................................76, 79 Bamberg, Robert. Review of Henry James Letters, III, 1883-1895, ed. Leon Edel......................................................200-202 Banta, Martha. Beyond Post-Modernism: The Sense of History in The Princess Casamassima...............................................96-107 Broughton, Panthea Reid. Review of Dennis W. Petrie, Ultimately Fiction: Design in Modern American Literary Biography..............203-208 Cadbury, Vivian and William Laskowski, Jr. Compilation of A Bibliography of the Writings on Henry James by Leon Edel, With Some Annotations...................................................176-99 Cohen, Paula Marantz. Feats of Heroinism in The Spoils of Poynton......108-16 Cowan, Bainard. A review-note on Edgar Dryden's "The Image in the Mirror: The Double Economy of James's Portrait"....................208 Cowdery, Lauren T. Henry James and the "Transcendent Adventure": The Search for the Self in the Introduction to The Tempest.........145-53 Craig, David. The Indeterminacy of the End: Maggie Verver and the Limits of Imagination..............................................133-44 Cross, Mary. Henry James and the Grammar of the Modern.................33-43 Curtsinger, E. C. James's Writer at the Sacred Fount...................117-28 Edel, Leon. How I Came to Henry James..................................160-64 ______________Shaping and Telling: The Biographer at Work..............165-75 Fogel, Daniel Mark. From the Editor....................................2-3 ______________From the Editor..........................................157-58 Jensen-Osinski, Barbara. The Key to the Palpable Past: Miss Tina in The Aspern Papers...............................................4-10 Laskowski, William Jr. See Cadbury, Vivian Leitch, Thomas M. The Editor as Hero: Henry James and the New York Edition............................................................24-32 THE HENRY JAMES REVIEW 233 SPRING, 1982 McCarthy, Paul. Review of Robert Emmet Long, The Great Succession: Henry James and the Legacy of Hawthorne............................70-71 Maini, Darshan Singh. Review of Rama Kant Asthana, Henry James : A Study in the Aesthetics of the Novel...............................74-75 Malmgren, Carl. Henry James's Major Phase: Making Room for the Reader.............................................................17-23 Mazzella, Anthony J. A Selected Henry James Artsography................44-58 Newberry, Frederick. A Note on the Horror in James's Revision of Daisy Miller....................................................229-32 Niemtzow, Annette. Review of The Death and Letters of Alice James: Selected Correspondence, ed. Ruth Bernard Yeazell...........65-66 O'Connor, Dennis L. The Ball...........................................77-78 Rowe, John Carlos. Review of Susan Rappeler, Writing and Reading in Henry James.....................................................67-69 Strout, Cushing. Mr. James's Daughter and Shakespeare's Sister: A Review-Essay on Jean Strouse's Alice James: A Biography..........59-63 Tintner, Adeline R. Annotations in A Bibliography of the Writings on Henry James by Leon Edel, With Some Annotations.................176-99 ______________Correspondence...........................................76 ______________Pater in The Portrait of a Lady and The Golden Bowl, Including Some Unpublished Henry James Letters.....................80-95 Tremper, Ellen. Henry James's "The Story in It": A Successful Aesthetic Adventure................................................11-16 Von Frank, Albert J. James Studies 1980: An Analytical Bibliographical Essay....................................................210-28 Walter, James. Review of William T. Stafford, Books Speaking to Books: A Contextual Approach to American Fiction...................154-56 Ward, J. A. Silence, Realism, and "The Great Good Place"...............129-32 Wright, Walter F. Review of Philip Sicker, Love and the Quest for Identity in the Fiction of Henry James.............................72-73 THE HENRY JAMES REVIEW 234 SPRING, 1982 ...