1. Stoff, Thema, Motiv Zur Problematik des Transfers von Begriffsbestimmungen zwischen der englischen und deutschen Literaturwissenschaft

   • Adam John Bisanz

   Articles Pages: 317 - 323

2. The fusion of magic and realism in two lays of Marie de France

   • Robert B. Green

   Articles Pages: 324 - 336

3. The term “emblème” in sixteenth-century France

   • Daniel Russell

   Articles Pages: 337 - 351

4. The gaze and threat of death in constant's “Adolphe”

   • Godelieve Mercken-Spaas

   Articles Pages: 352 - 356

5. Ionesco de L'auteur Roumain a L'ecrivain Français

   • E. H. Van Der Linden

   Articles Pages: 357 - 371

6. Don Quijote's emotive adventures: Fulling hammers and lions

   • Robert Brody

   Articles Pages: 372 - 381

7. Sempronio Farce-satire or tragedy of our time?

   • Gerardo Sáenz

   Articles Pages: 382 - 389

8. Das Wessobrunner Gebet Bemerkungen zu Entstehung und Form

   • Norbert Voorwinden

   Articles Pages: 390 - 404

9. Goethe's Die wunderlichen Nachbarskinder: Narrative structure and morphological theory

   • Robert Gould

   Articles Pages: 405 - 420

10. Zum Thema Messianismus im Werk Döblins

    • W. G. Sebald

    Articles Pages: 421 - 434

11. Tempter as teacher: some observations on the vocabulary of the Old EnglishGenesis B

    • Margaret J. Ehrhart

    Articles Pages: 435 - 446

12. Old english Riddle no. 15: The “Badger”: An early example of mock heroic

    • Marie Nelson

    Articles Pages: 447 - 450

13. Erotic “Women's songs” in Anglo-Saxon England

    • Clifford Davidson

    Articles Pages: 451 - 462

14. Leođocraeftas and the pauline analogy of the body in the Old English Gifts of Men

    • Douglas D. Short

    Articles Pages: 463 - 465

15. Horace and “In Memoriam”

    • Walter Nash

    Articles Pages: 466 - 475