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#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
1	0	2	1 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (3): U395-U395 SACKS S; BOOTH WC HEISERMAN,ARTHUR - 1929-1975	0	0
2	0	11	2 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (3): 395-410 GOMBRICH EH; BELL Q CANONS AND VALUES IN THE VISUAL-ARTS - CORRESPONDENCE	1	1
3	0	28	3 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (3): 411-445 BOOTH WC ABRAMS,M.H. - HISTORIAN AS CRITIC, CRITIC AS PLURALIST	4	14
4	1	17	4 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (3): 447-464 ABRAMS MH RATIONALITY AND IMAGINATION IN CULTURAL HISTORY - REPLY TO BOOTH,WAYNE	2	14
5	0	13	5 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (3): 465-485 FISH SE INTERPRETING THE 'VARIORUM' + MILTON,JOHN	1	52
6	0	31	6 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (3): 487-518 MINER E LITERATURE IS A KIND OF KNOWLEDGE	1	4
7	0	428	7 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (3): 519-583 FRIEDBERG M UNITED-STATES IN THE USSR - AMERICAN-LITERATURE THROUGH THE FILTER OF RECENT SOVIET PUBLISHING AND CRITICISM	0	0
8	0	13	8 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (3): 585-604 MILLER JE JAMES,HENRY IN REALITY	0	2
9	0	11	9 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (3): 605-630 MCGANN JJ FORMALISM, SAVAGERY, AND CARE - OR, THE FUNCTION OF CRITICISM ONCE AGAIN	0	2
10	0	13	10 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (4): 631-648 TRUESDELL C SCHOLAR - SPECIES THREATENED BY PROFESSIONS	0	3
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
11	0	16	11 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (4): 649-675 MAN PD POLITICAL ALLEGORY IN ROUSSEAU	0	2
12	0	6	12 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (4): 677-688 OATES JC ARTISTS ON ART - JOYCE,JOCOSERIOUS	0	0
13	0	0	13 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (4): 689-691 ELLIOT A; STERN R ARTISTS ON ART - POETIC EXCHANGE	0	0
14	0	9	14 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (4): 693-761 MEYER LB GRAMMATICAL SIMPLICITY AND RELATIONAL RICHNESS - TRIO OF MOZART 'G MINOR SYMPHONY'	1	10
15	0	21	15 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (4): 763-779 DEMBOWSKI PF VOCABULARY OF OLD FRENCH COURTLY LYRICS - DIFFICULTIES AND HIDDEN DIFFICULTIES	0	3
16	0	72	16 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (4): 781-806 MCKEON R CANONIC BOOKS AND PROHIBITED BOOKS - ORTHODOXY AND HERESY IN RELIGION AND CULTURE	0	0
17	0	13	17 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (4): 807-816 MORGAN WW CRITICAL RESPONSE .1. FEMINISM AND LITERARY-STUDY - REPLY TO KOLODNY,ANNETTE	0	1
18	0	10	18 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (4): 817-820 VOLOSHIN B CRITICAL RESPONSE .2. HISTORICAL NOTE ON WOMENS FICTION - REPLY TO KOLODNY,ANNETTE	0	0
19	0	14	19 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (4): 821-832 KOLODNY A CRITICAL RESPONSE .3. FEMINIST AS LITERARY CRITIC	0	5
20	0	16	20 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (1): 1-13 MILES J VALUES IN LANGUAGE - OR, WHERE HAVE GOODNESS, TRUTH, AND BEAUTY GONE	0	1
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
21	0	37	21 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (1): 15-37 OHMANN C; OHMANN R REVIEWERS, CRITICS, AND 'CATCHER IN THE RYE'	0	1
22	0	3	22 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (1): 39-55 HOLLOWAY J SUPPOSITION AND SUPERSESSION - MODEL OF ANALYSIS FOR NARRATIVE STRUCTURE	0	2
23	0	21	23 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (1): 57-77 MILLER JH ARIADNE THREAD - REPETITION AND THE NARRATIVE LINE	1	25
24	0	2	24 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (1): 79-91 RICARDOU J COMPOSITION DISCOMPOSED	0	0
25	0	83	25 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (1): 93-129 FEHL P TURNER CLASSICISM AND THE PROBLEM OF PERIODIZATION IN THE HISTORY OF ART	0	0
26	0	29	26 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (1): 131-151 RADER RW DRAMATIC MONOLOGUE AND RELATED LYRIC FORMS	0	27
27	0	31	27 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (1): 153-178 LEVI AW INTERPRETATIONE - COGNITION AND CONTEXT IN THE HISTORY OF IDEAS	0	2
28	0	4	28 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (1): 179-182 BUSH D FISH ON THE MILTON 'VARIORUM'	0	0
29	1	15	29 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (1): 183-190 MAILLOUX S FISH,STANLEY INTERPRETING THE 'VARIORUM' - ADVANCE OR RETREAT	0	1
30	0	4	30 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (1): 191-196 FISH SE INTERPRETING INTERPRETING THE 'VARIORUM' - REPLY	0	4
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
31	0	16	31 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (2): 203-220 HARTMAN G LITERARY-CRITICISM AND ITS DISCONTENTS	3	11
32	0	21	32 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (2): 221-233 HOLLAND NN LITERARY INTERPRETATION AND 3 PHASES OF PSYCHOANALYSIS	1	11
33	0	33	33 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (2): 235-249 ASHTON D NO MORE THAN AN ACCIDENT + BEING JEWISH	0	0
34	0	12	34 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (2): 251-270 TREITLER L WOZZECK AND THE APOCALYPSE - ESSAY IN HISTORICAL CRITICISM	0	2
35	0	1	35 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (2): 271-279 SEGRE C NARRATIVE STRUCTURES AND LITERARY-HISTORY	0	5
36	0	20	36 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (2): 281-294 CHERCHI PA TRADITION AND TOPOI IN MEDIEVAL-LITERATURE	0	1
37	0	14	37 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (2): 295-314 STEWART G MODERN HARD TIMES - CHAPLIN AND THE CINEMA OF SELF-REFLECTION	0	4
38	0	42	38 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (2): 315-332 CARRETER FL LITERAL MESSAGE	0	0
39	0	40	39 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (2): 333-344 HILL L FLAUBERT AND THE RHETORIC OF STUPIDITY	0	1
40	0	14	40 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (2): 345-368 JACOBSONLEONG E PLACE AND PASSAGE IN THE CHINESE ARTS - VISUAL IMAGES AND POETIC ANALOGS	0	2
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
41	0	44	41 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (2): 369-386 HERNADI P LITERARY-THEORY - COMPASS FOR CRITICS	0	6
42	0	6	42 1976 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (2): 387-404 MORRIS W; BOOTH WC WRITING OF ORGANIC FICTION - CONVERSATION	0	1
43	3	32	43 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (3): 407-423 BOOTH WC LIMITS OF PLURALISM .1. PRESERVING EXEMPLAR - OR, HOW NOT TO DIG OUR OWN GRAVES	2	26
44	0	14	44 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (3): 425-438 ABRAMS MH LIMITS OF PLURALISM .2. DECONSTRUCTIVE ANGEL	2	42
45	0	9	45 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (3): 439-447 MILLER JH LIMITS OF PLURALISM .3. CRITIC AS HOST	2	37
46	1	17	46 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (3): 449-470 GOMBRICH EH MUSEUM - PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE	0	2
47	0	12	47 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (3): 471-488 HEANEY S ARTISTS ON ART - NOW AND IN ENGLAND	0	1
48	0	32	48 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (3): 489-506 STIMPSON CR MIND, BODY, AND STEIN,GERTRUDE	2	19
49	0	12	49 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (3): 507-519 FOX S FEMALE AS METAPHOR IN BLAKE,WILLIAM POETRY	0	19
50	0	29	50 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (3): 521-542 HAGSTRUM JH EROS AND PSYCHE - SOME VERSIONS OF ROMANTIC LOVE AND DELICACY	0	2
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
51	0	34	51 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (3): 543-565 ROSENSTEIN L ARISTOTLE AND THOUGHT IN DRAMA	0	0
52	0	4	52 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (3): 567-582 ELLMANN R JOYCE AND HOMER	0	2
53	0	25	53 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (3): 583-598 RALEIGH JH BLOOM AS A MODERN EPIC HERO	0	2
54	0	3	54 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (3): 599-603 MILLER JE 'CATCHER' IN AND OUT OF HISTORY	0	0
55	0	6	55 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (3): 605-608 DONOVAN J FEMINISM AND AESTHETICS	0	2
56	0	49	56 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (4): 609-655 LIPKING L MARGINAL GLOSS	0	25
57	0	11	57 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (4): 657-675 METZ C TRUCAGE AND FILM	0	3
58	0	66	58 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (4): 677-707 ROSKILL M RECOGNITION AND IDENTIFICATION OF OBJECTS IN PAINTINGS	0	2
59	0	37	59 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (4): 709-723 WOLLHEIM R REPRESENTATION - PHILOSOPHICAL CONTRIBUTION TO PSYCHOLOGY	0	1
60	0	24	60 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (4): 725-739 STREETER RE WASPS AND OTHER ENDANGERED SPECIES	0	0
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
61	0	18	61 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (4): 741-771 GARDNER J DEATH BY ART - SOME MEN KILL YOU WITH A 6-GUN, SOME MEN WITH A PEN	0	1
62	0	8	62 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (4): 773-777 OHMANN C; OHMANN R CRITICAL RESPONSE .1. UNIVERSALS AND HISTORICALLY PARTICULAR	0	0
63	1	22	63 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (4): 781-802 KINCAID JR CRITICAL RESPONSE .2. COHERENT READERS, INCOHERENT TEXTS	3	17
64	0	0	64 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (4): 803-816 PECKHAM M CRITICAL RESPONSE .3. INFINITUDE OF PLURALISM	0	4
65	0	3	65 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (4): 818-820 [Anon] CRITICAL RESPONSE .4. EDITORIAL NOTES	0	0
66	0	6	66 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (1): 1-20 ROBBEGRILLET A ORDER AND DISORDER IN FILM AND FICTION	1	9
67	0	6	67 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (1): 21-31 LEVARIE S NOISE	0	2
68	0	7	68 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (1): 33-53 MORGAN RP ANALYSIS OF RECENT MUSIC	1	5
69	0	10	69 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (1): 55-83 MORAWSKI S CONTEMPORARY APPROACHES TO AESTHETIC INQUIRY - ABSOLUTE DEMANDS AND LIMITED POSSIBILITIES	0	1
70	0	3	70 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (1): 85-103 TRAPP FA 'EMPERORS NIGHTINGALE' - SOME ASPECTS OF MIMESIS	0	0
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
71	0	5	71 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (1): 105-120 SCHOLES R TOWARD A SEMIOTICS OF LITERATURE	1	6
72	0	18	72 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (1): 121-141 RABINOWITZ PJ TRUTH IN FICTION - RE-EXAMINATION OF AUDIENCES	1	68
73	0	10	73 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (1): 143-157 PORTER D PERILOUS QUEST - BASEBALL AS FOLK DRAMA	0	8
74	0	0	74 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (1): 159-180 OLSON E CONSPECTUS OF POETRY .1.	0	0
75	1	1	75 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (1): 181-193 ABRAMS MH BEHAVIORISM AND DECONSTRUCTION - COMMENT ON PECKHAM,MORSE 'INFINITUDE OF PLURALISM'	0	5
76	0	6	76 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (1): 194-202 DENHAM R NO-MANS LAND OF COMPETING PATTERNS	1	4
77	0	2	77 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (2): U215-220 BURKE K POST-POESQUE DERIVATION OF A TERMINISTIC CLUSTER	0	0
78	0	9	78 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (2): 221-230 RICARDOU J BIRTH OF A FICTION	0	1
79	0	18	79 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (2): 231-252 FRANK J SPATIAL FORM - ANSWER TO CRITICS	2	19
80	0	15	80 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (2): 253-270 RABKIN ES SPATIAL FORM AND PLOT	1	8
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
81	0	38	81 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (2): 271-283 HOLTZ W SPATIAL FORM IN MODERN LITERATURE - RECONSIDERATION	0	4
82	0	9	82 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (2): 285-297 FRANCISCONO M HISTORY, TEXTBOOKS, AND ART - REFLECTIONS ON A HALF CENTURY OF GARDNER,HELEN ART THROUGH AGES	0	1
83	0	21	83 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (2): 299-329 LEVI AW CULTURE - GUESS AT RIDDLE	0	0
84	0	18	84 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (2): 331-349 BLAIR W AMERICANIZED COMIC BRAGGARTS	0	1
85	0	3	85 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (2): 351-371 TODOROV T VERBAL AGE	0	5
86	0	57	86 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (2): 373-396 OLSON E CONSPECTUS OF POETRY .2.	0	1
87	1	19	87 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (2): 397-406 MARTIN W LITERARY-CRITICS AND THEIR DISCONTENTS - RESPONSE TO HARTMAN,GEOFFREY	0	0
88	0	5	88 1977 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (2): 407-416 HARTMAN G RECOGNITION SCENE OF CRITICISM - REPLY	0	2
89	0	2	89 1978 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (3): 417-432 HELLER E DISMANTLING OF A MARIONETTE THEATER - OR, PSYCHOLOGY AND MISINTERPRETATION OF LITERATURE	0	4
90	0	4	90 1978 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (3): 433-450 KOHUT H PSYCHOANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF LITERATURE - CORRESPONDENCE WITH HELLER,ERICH	0	2
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
91	0	16	91 1978 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (3): 451-469 HOLLAND NN HUMAN IDENTITY	1	4
92	0	73	92 1978 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (3): 471-489 MAROTTI AF COUNTERTRANSFERENCE, COMMUNICATION PROCESS, AND DIMENSIONS OF PSYCHOANALYTIC-CRITICISM	2	11
93	0	19	93 1978 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (3): 491-506 SZONDI P HOPE IN PAST - BENJAMIN,WALTER	0	4
94	0	10	94 1978 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (3): 507-523 JAMESON FR SYMBOLIC INFERENCE - OR, BURKE,KENNETH AND IDEOLOGICAL ANALYSIS	0	13
95	0	6	95 1978 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (3): 525-537 SEGRE C CULTURE AND MODELING SYSTEMS	0	0
96	0	36	96 1978 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (3): 539-557 SAMET T MODULATED VISION - TRILLING,L LARGER NATURALISM	0	0
97	0	8	97 1978 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (3): 559-578 OATES JC LAWRENCE GOTTERDAMMERUNG - TRAGIC VISION OF WOMEN IN LOVE	0	2
98	1	6	98 1978 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (3): 579-588 KERMODE F CRITICAL RESPONSE .1. REPLY	0	5
99	0	18	99 1978 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (3): 589-596 FORD JE CRITICAL RESPONSE .2. ON THINKING ABOUT ARISTOTLES THOUGHT	0	0
100	0	4	100 1978 [JUN 30] CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (3): 597-606 ROSENSTEIN L CRITICAL RESPONSE .3. RETHINKING ARISTOTLES THOUGHT - RESPONSE TO FORD,JAMES,E	0	0

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