Autumn 2006, Volume 56 Issue 1
Articles
Christian Typology and Social Critique in Melville's "The Two Temples"
Jonathan A. Cook
An Idolatrous Imagination? Biblical Theology and Romanticism in Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre
Alison Searle
Wingless Chickens or Catholics from the Bayou: Conceptions of Audience in O'Connor and Gautreaux
L. Lamar Nisly
Special Features
"If Any Fire Endures Beyond Its Flame": An Interview with Dana Gioia
Robert Lance Snyder
Of Beauty and a Father's Love
David Lyle Jeffrey
Review Essays
Words Made Flesh: Poetry and the Eucharistic Feast
Angela O'Donnell
The Wound as Memory of Ineffable Touch: Four Poets Offer a Way Through
Sofia M. Starnes
Poetry
Words
Unsaid
Planting a Sequoia
Counting the Children
On Approaching Forty
Speaking of Love
The Litany
A California Requiem
Dana Gioia
Book Reviews
Galen K. Johnson, Prisoner of Conscience: John Bunyan on Self, Community and Christian Faith
David J. Leigh
Philip C. Kolin, The Wailing Walls
Stella Ann Nesanovich
Malcolm Woodland, Wallace Stevens and the Apocalyptic Mode
Donald J. Blount, ed., The Contemplated Spouse: The Letters of Wallace Stevens to Elsie
Jacqueline Vaught Brogan
Robert Baker, The Extravagant: Crossings of Modern Poetry and Modern Philosophy
Gerald Bruns
George Steiner, Lessons of the Masters
Darryl Tippens
John C. Sommerville, The Decline of the Secular University
Steve J. Van Der Weele