In this Issue

Table of Contents

"Danny in the back seat wants a cup a water": Musings on America, Steinbeck, and the Child

Barbara A. Heavilin, Cecilia Donohue
pp. v-xiii
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Steinbeck and America's Liberal Political Tradition

Cyrus Ernesto Zirakzadeh
pp. 1-23
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Teaching The Grapes of Wrath in the Digital Humanities Age

David Wrobel
pp. 24-40
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Steinbeck's Plays: From Realism to Abstraction

Peter Hays
pp. 41-50
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A Whole New Look at Another Human Being: John Steinbeck

Nancy Ricketts
pp. 51-61
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The Winning of Tom Joad: Steinbeck's Refutation of the Western Romance in The Grapes of Wrath

Jerry Entze
pp. 62-73
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"Those for Whom This Civilization Has No Place": Reading Eugenics in Of Mice and Men

Vincent Benlloch
pp. 74-91
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Steinbeck Today

William Ray
pp. 92-95
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The Pull of Politics: Steinbeck, Wright, Hemingway, and the Left in the Late 1930s by Milton A. Cohen (review)

Susan Shillinglaw
pp. 96-103
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In Search of the Dark Watchers: Landscapes and Lore of Big Sur by Benjamin Brode (review)

Cecilia Donohue
pp. 104-106
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Adela Pineda Franco's Steinbeck and Mexico: A Cinematographic Gaze in the Era of United States Hegemony by Adela Pineda Franco (review)

Lynn Loewen
pp. 107-110
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Bibliography

Peter Van Coutren, Alexandra Mezza
pp. 111-138
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Cox Center For Steinbeck Studies Commissions Symphony From Leading Mexican Composer

pp. 139-141
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