Southern Quarterly

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  Año 2000, Vol. 38, Número 3

  • Autotextuality, or dialogic imagination in Cormac MacCarthy's boder trilogy: 1013

    Christine Chollier

    págs. 10-33

    

  • 'go to sleep': dreams and visions in the border trilogy

    Edwin T. Arnold

    págs. 34-58

    

  • 'Wars and rumors of war' in Cormac McCarthy's Border Trilogy: 1656

    John Wegner

    págs. 59-71

    

  • 'As of some site where life had not succeeded': sorrow, allegory and pastoralism in Cormac McCarthy's border trilogy

    George Guillemin

    págs. 72-98

    

  • The World on fire: ethics and evolution in Cormac McCarthy's border trilogy

    Jacqueline Scoones

    págs. 99-120

    

  • The Vanishing World of Cormac McCarthy's border trilogy: 745

    Dianne Luce

    págs. 121-146

    

  • Cowboy codes in Cormac McCarthy's border trilogy: 1154

    Phillip Snyder

    págs. 147-166

    

  • Boys will be boys and girls will be gone: the circuit of male desire in Cormac Mccarthy's border trilogy

    Nell Sullivan

    págs. 167-185

    

  • Modernism, nature and utopia: another look at 'optical democracy' in Cornmac McCarthy's western quartet

    David Holloway

    págs. 186-205