The Contributors

The Contributors ERIKA SALLOCH: Professor Salloch teaches German language and literature at Washington College in Maryland. Her book, Peter Weiss "Die Ermittlung": Eine Studie :z;ur Struktur des Dokumentartheaters~ will be published soon by Gehlen Verlag. STEVEN P. HILL: An Assistant Professor of Russian at the University of Illinois, Urbana, Mr. Hill is interested primarily in Russian cinema and theater. He visited Moscow in 1968; he has published articles on Russian cinema in Film Culture, Film Quarterly, and elsewhere. GABRIELE SCOTT ROBINSON: As Assistant Professor of English at the University of Illinois, Mrs. Robinson is working on a full-length study of John Whiting. J. D. DAWICK: On leave from Massey University, New Zealand, Professor Dawick is presently a visiting lecturer in the Department of Drama at the University of Bristol. JOAN TEMPLETON: Professor Templeton, whose dissertation was on Expressionism in British and American drama, currently teaches English at Long Island University, Brooklyn Center. LORRAINE BURGHARDT: An Assistant Professor of English. at the University of Tennessee, Professor Burghardt has written articles on literary dialect and literary criticism and is presently working on a study of literary criticism and the drama of Yeats. JEROME ASHMORE: Associate Professor of Philosophy at. Case Western Reserve. Jerome Ashmore is the author of Santayana, Art, and Aesthetics. JOSEPH R. McELRATH. JR.: An instructor of English at New York State University College at Brockport, Joseph McElrath has recently begun work on a research guide to the study of Henry Thoreau. JERRY V. PICKERING: An Associate Professor of Drama, California State College at Fullerton, Jerry Pickering has published articles on contemporary French. English, and American drama. JAMES REDMOND: Professor Redmond is a member of the English Department of Westfield College. University of London. He is co-editor of the twentiethcentury chapter 01 The Year's Work in English Studies. ...