| Title |
Author(s) |
Volume/Issue |
Type |
|
Post and Fin
|
Jackson, Alan |
vol. IX
|
— |
|
The Swine
|
Jackson, Alan |
vol. IX
|
— |
|
The Negro's Negro in Negro Literature
|
Jackson, Blyden |
vol. IV
|
— |
|
The Man Who Wasn't Perfect
|
Jackson, Glenn F. |
vol. XVI
|
— |
|
Detroit Alley
|
Jackson, Michael L. |
vol. XXV
|
— |
|
Worlds Created, Worlds Perceived
|
Jackson, Richard |
vol. XVII
|
— |
|
EARTH SCIENCE
|
Jackson, Robert S. |
|
— |
|
Advice to a Young Poet
|
Jacob, Max |
vol. XV
|
— |
|
Prostitution Project: Street Sex
|
Jacobsen, Carol |
vol. XXIX
|
— |
|
Protection Racket
|
Jacobsen, Carol |
vol. XXVI
|
— |
|
Protection Racket
|
Jacobsen, Carol |
vol. XXVI
|
— |
|
Denying the Holocaust
|
Jacobson, Joanne |
vol. XXXIII
|
— |
|
Freud's Mnemonic: Women, Screen Memories, and Feminist Nostalgia
|
Jacobus, Mary |
vol. XXVI
|
— |
|
Rock and Roll
|
James, Sibyl |
vol. XIX
|
— |
|
On Viola Frey
|
Jan, Alfred |
vol. XXIV
|
— |
|
What to Do While You're Waiting
|
Janowitz, Phyllis |
vol. XXVI
|
— |
|
Temporary Dwellings
|
Janowitz, Phyllis |
vol. XXVI
|
— |
|
Mnemonists
|
Janowitz, Phyllis |
vol. XXII
|
— |
|
THe First Writers-In-Residence: Mackaye and Frost
|
Jason, Philip K. |
vol. XVII
|
— |
|
And for a Moment I Saw Myself in You
|
Jastermksy, Karen |
vol. XXXV
|
— |
|
"Violence Is Our Property": The New Work of Rene Girard
|
Jeffers, Thomas L. |
vol. XIX
|
— |
|
Lust (an excerpt)
|
Jelinek, Elfriede |
vol. XXIX
|
— |
|
The Meaning of the Obscene
|
Jelinek, Elfriede |
vol. XXIX
|
— |
|
A Short History of Shakespearean Criticism
|
Jensen, Ejner J. |
vol. IX
|
— |
|
Anna and the Cow
|
Jensen, Johannes V. |
vol. VII
|
— |
|
Dresses
|
Jensen, Laura |
vol. XXVII
|
— |
|
From Nigeria to Biafra
|
Jervis, Steven |
vol. X
|
— |
|
The Great Dome (Paul Klee)
|
Job, John |
vol. XV
|
— |
|
Furnished Arctic (Paul Klee)
|
Job, John |
vol. XV
|
— |
|
A Phenomenology of the Black Body
|
Johnson, Charles |
vol. XXXII
|
— |
|
The Writer as a Character
|
Johnson, Diane |
vol. XXXIV
|
— |
|
Lament of the Lame
|
Johnson, Gerald W. |
vol. VI
|
— |
|
Heat Wave
|
Johnson, Greg |
vol. XXXII
|
— |
|
Vanity
|
Johnson, Greg |
vol. XXXII
|
— |
|
Charles Baxter and the Art of Forgiveness
|
Johnson, Greg |
vol. XXV
|
— |
|
Switching Languages: The New Soviet Poetry
|
Johnson, Kent |
vol. XXVIII
|
— |
|
Hagar
|
Johnson, Lemuel |
vol. XXXIV
|
— |
|
Pompeii
|
Johnson, Lemuel |
vol. XXXIV
|
— |
|
The Great Society
|
Johnson, Lyndon B. |
vol. III
|
— |
|
The Negro-Caucasian Club: A History
|
Johnson, Oakley C. |
vol. VIII
|
— |
|
Advertisement
|
Jonckheere, Karel |
vol. XV
|
— |
|
Is Public Policy Imprisoned? Detroit's Automotive Economy
|
Jones, Bryan D. |
vol. XXV
|
— |
|
Sticks and Witches Brooms
|
Jones, Gayl |
vol. XVII
|
— |
|
Historical Biography
|
Jones, Howard Mumford |
vol. XIV
|
— |
|
A Studio Book
|
Jones, Howard Mumford |
vol. XIII
|
— |
|
Herbert Marcuse and the Cunning of Revolution
|
Jones, Jack |
vol. IX
|
— |
|
THE ANTIBIOTICS FROM A BOTANICAL VIEWPOINT
|
Jones, Kenneth L. |
vol. I
|
— |
|
Contempt
|
Jones, Rodney |
vol. XXXII
|
— |
|
How Primitive Peoples Get Organized
|
Jones, Volney H. |
vol. III
|
— |
|
THE INDIANS OF TEXAS
|
Jones, Volney H. |
vol. I
|
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