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The Contributors JAMES M. RITCHIE: Associate Professor and Head of German Department, University of Newcastle, New South Wales; has published articles in Modem Language Review, German Life and Letters, Orbis Litterarum, AuMLA, and is editor of Periods and Movement in German Literature (to be published by Oswald Wolff, London, 1965). He is also Australian editor of Seminar. DREW B. PALLETTE: Professor and Chaitman, Graduate Studies in English, the University of Arizona; has published articles on British and American drama and theatre from the eighteenth century to the present. ALICE N. BENSTON: Instructor in English and HUlnanities, the University of Chicago. Mrs. Benston has published articles on the poetry of W. S. Merwin and is at work on a study of Chekhov. RICHARD E. SHERRELL: Dr. Sherrell is Chaplain and Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religion, Northland College, Ashland, Wisconsin. BARRY EDWARD GROSS: Mr. Gross has previously published articles in Tennessee Studies in Literature, the Fitzgerald Newsletter, and the Bucknell ReĀ· view. MALCOLM GOLDSTEIN: Professor, Deparwie,nf'llf EnglIsh, Queens College of the City University of New York. He is the author of Pope and the Augustan Stage (Stanford, 1958) and The Art of Thornton Wilder (to be published by Nebraska in the spring of 1965). E. SAN JUAN, JR.: Formerly tutor of English at Harvard University, Mr. San Juan will 'be Assistant Professor of English at the University of California, Davis. His work has appeared in American Literature, Centennial Review, University of Toronto Quarterly, and other scllOlarly journals. HARRY E. MAHNKEN: Assistant Professor of Speech, Production Director, University Theatre, the University of MassaclIUsetts. His articles on theater history and dramatic literature have been published in Educational Theatre Journal. Players Magazine, and Southern SPeech Journal. MARJORIE THOMPSON: Mrs. Thompson is Lecturer in English Literature at Queen Mary College, University of London. She is engaged in a critical study of William Archer. JOHN J. SOMMERS: Professor, Theatre Arts Department, Brandeis University_ He has written a number of plays for the Educational Television Series. REINHARD KUHN: Teaches in the Department of French, Brown University; author of The Return to Reality. Professor Kuhn is currently in Paris on a Fulbright Research Grant. VIVIAN MERCIER: Associate Professor of English, City College of New York. He is author of The Irish Comic Tradition (Oxford, 1962) and numerous articles and reviews. ...

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