Volume 38, Number 2, Fall 2014
Special Issue: Helen Vendler’s Stevens
Introduction
“Fifteen Ways of Looking at Helen Vendler’s Stevens.”
Bart Eeckhout, Natalie Gerber, and Lisa Goldfarb
“Helen Vendler’s Publications on Stevens: A Selected Chronological Survey”
The Editors
“‘The Human Repertoire’: An Interview with Helen Vendler on Stevens.'”
David J. Alworth
Tributes and Essays
“Helen Vendler: Our Necessary Angel.”
John N. Serio
“Invisible Listener: Helen Vendler Discovers Stevens through His Recordings.”
Bonnie Costello
“From Crude Compoundings: Some Contexts for Helen Vendler’s Early Stevens Criticism.”
Minda Rae Amiran
“Helen Vendler’s Stevens: A Poet of Language-Driven Meditations.”
John L. Koethe
“Helen Vendler’s On Extended Wings Today.”
Joshua Kotin
“Vendler’s Stevens, 1985.”
Al Filreis
“‘Human Misery’ and Other Feelings: Helen Vendler’s Stevens.”
Stephen Burt
“Tone and Emotion in Helen Vendler’s Dickinson and Stevens.”
Massimo Bacigalupo
“Nobility, Tautology, Identity: Form in Helen Vendler’s Stevens.”
Siobhan Phillips
“Helen Vendler, Stevens, and What Is Possible.”
Beverly Maeder
“My Invisible Teacher: Helen Vendler on Stevens.”
Lisa Goldfarb
“Coming of Age as a Scholar through Helen Vendler’s Stevens.”
Natalie Gerber
“Stevens’ Voice: Listening with Helen Vendler.”
Stefan Holander
“Without External Reference? The Public-Private Helen Vendler.”
Edward Ragg
“The Planet–or Just America? On Helen Vendler’s Claims about Stevens’ Americanness.”
Bart Eeckhout