Contributors

CONTRIBUTORS SUSAN M. KENNEY, Assistant Professor of English, Colby College, Waterville , Maine I.M. KERTZER, Assistant Professor of English, University of Calgary LETTERS IN CANADA 1974 FICTION O.H.T. Rudzik, Associate Professor of English, University College, University of Toronto ROMANS, RECITS, NOUVELLES, CONTES Gabrielle Poulin, docteur es lettres, critique Iitteraire, Universite de Sherbrooke; Rene Dionne, directeur du departement des lettres franl'aises, l'Universite d'Ottawa POETRY Michael Hornyansky, Professor of English, Brock University POESlE Jacques Blais, professeur au Departement des litteratures, universite Laval DRAMA Alexander Leggatt, Associate Professor of English, University College, University of Toronto THEATRE Laurent Mailhot, professeur agrege, departement d'etudes fran<;aises, Universih~ de Montreal HUMANITIES Marcia Allentuck, Professor of English and the History of Art, City University of New York, and Visiting Fellow, Wolfson College, Oxford University (incorrectly identified in Spring 1975 issue of UTQ); Demetrios Basdekis, Professor of Spanish, New York State College at Oneonta; Claude T. Bissell, University Professor, University of Toronto; William Blissett, Professor of English, University College, University of Toronto; Patricia Briickmann, Professor of English, Trinity College, University of Toronto; Thomas J. Collins, Professor and Chairman of English, University of Western Ontario; J. Wayne Connor, Chairman, Department of Romance Languages and Literature, University of Florida; Robertson Davies, Master of Massey College, University of Toronto; Norman Endicott, Professor Emeritus, University of Toronto; Paul Fleck, President, Ontario College of Art (on leave from the University of Western Ontario); John A. Fleming, Associate Professor of French, University College, University of Toronto; Elizabeth Greene, Assistant Professor of English, Queen's University; Phyllis Grosskurth, Professor of English, University College, University of Toronto; Donald S. Hair, Professor of English, University of Western Ontario; Bill Halewood, Professor of English, University College, University of Toronto; D.M. Hayne, Professor of French, University College, University of Toronto; Sean Kane, Assistant Professor of English, Otonabee College, Trent University; Harvey Kerpneck, Professor of English, University College, University of Toronto; Carlyle King, Professor of English, University of Saskatchewan , Saskatoon; Douglas Lochhead, Davidson Professor of Canadian Studies, Mount Allison University, Sackville; Clifford Leech, Professor of Engiish, University of Connecticut; James K. McConica, CBS, Professor of English, St Michael's College, University of Toronto; Brian S. Merrilees, Associate Professor of French, Victoria College, University of Toronto; Martin Mueller, Associate Professor of English and Comparative Literature , University of Toronto; Desmond Pacey, late University Professor and Vice-President (Academic), University of New Brunswick; Sybille Pantazzi, Librarian, Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto; A.A. Parker, Professor of Spanish Literature, University of Texas; Bodo L.O. Richter, Professor of Romance Languages, State University of New York at Buffalo; Rejean Robidoux, professeur d'.tudes fran,aises, Universite d'Ottawa; Emmet Robbins, Assistant Professor of Classics, St Michael's College, University of Toronto; Sister Geraldine Thompson, Professor of English, St Michael's College, University of Toronto; Sidney Warhaft, Professor of English, University of Manitoba; Germaine Warkentin, Professor of English, Victoria College, University of Toronto; F.W. Watt, Professor of English, University College, University of Toronto LES ETUDES SOCIAlES Jean-Charles Bonenfant, professeur du droit, universite Laval RELIGION Willard G. Oxtoby, Professor of Religious Studies, Trinity College, University of Toronto NATURE Richard M. Saunders, Professor Emeritus, University of Toronto, retired LIGHT PROSE John M. Robson, Principal and Professor of English, Victoria College, University of Toronto PUBLICATIONS IN OTHER LANGUAGES C.H. Andrusyshen, Professor of Slavic Studies, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon ...