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Summer 2000

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This issue is dominated by a symposium of some thirty writers from different fields responding to a question about the most memorable secret space of their own childhoods. Their mini-essays are not only descriptive but analytical, as they reflect on the state of childhood itself, in personal experiences, in texts, in modern culture. Ranging from a long paragraph to several pages, these commentaries provide an iconography of the state of childhood that will interest scholars of the field as well as general readers.

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This issue is dominated by a symposium of some thirty writers from different fields responding to a question about the most memorable secret space of their own childhoods. Their mini-essays are not only descriptive but analytical, as they reflect on the state of childhood itself, in personal experiences, in texts, in modern culture. Ranging from a long paragraph to several pages, these commentaries provide an iconography of the state of childhood that will interest scholars of the field as well as general readers.

Spring 2000

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In this special issue, authors from a variety of fields explore the imaginative world of childhood, how children seek refuge from adult society in realms that paradoxically ease their way into adulthood, carrying with them the felt memories of transcendent and transgressive experience, sometimes wonderful, sometimes terrible.

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In this special issue, authors from a variety of fields explore the imaginative world of childhood, how children seek refuge from adult society in realms that paradoxically ease their way into adulthood, carrying with them the felt memories of transcendent and transgressive experience, sometimes wonderful, sometimes terrible.

Winter 2000

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Essays by Helen Vendler, Kenneth Fuchs, Mark E. Neely, Jr., David McGimpsey, Anne Herrmann, Julio Ortega, and Alice Mattison.

Fiction by Daphne Eva Kalotay and Steven Almond.

Poetry by Zhigniew Herbert, Peter Davison, Carolyn Kizer, Fleda Brown, Jason Shinder, Jay Meek, Charles Harper Webb, and Sue Kwock Kim.

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Essays by Helen Vendler, Kenneth Fuchs, Mark E. Neely, Jr., David McGimpsey, Anne Herrmann, Julio Ortega, and Alice Mattison.

Fiction by Daphne Eva Kalotay and Steven Almond.

Poetry by Zhigniew Herbert, Peter Davison, Carolyn Kizer, Fleda Brown, Jason Shinder, Jay Meek, Charles Harper Webb, and Sue Kwock Kim.

Fall 1998 Cover

MQR 37:4 | Fall 1998

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This special issue pays tribute to a University of Michigan alumnus. In advance of the 50th anniversary (in February of 1999) of his most famous play, Death of a Salesman, this 300+ page issue illuminates Miller’s life and work from a variety of perspectives.

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This special issue pays tribute to a University of Michigan alumnus. In advance of the 50th anniversary (in February of 1999) of his most famous play, Death of a Salesman, this 300+ page issue illuminates Miller’s life and work from a variety of perspectives.

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