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#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
101	0	47	101 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (4): 611-624 WELLEK R NEW CRITICISM - PRO AND CONTRA	1	11
102	0	8	102 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (4): 625-644 FISH SE NORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES, LITERAL LANGUAGE, DIRECT SPEECH ACTS, ORDINARY, EVERYDAY, OBVIOUS, WHAT GOES WITHOUT SAYING, AND OTHER SPECIAL CASES	2	23
103	0	11	103 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (4): 645-655 ARNHEIM R STRICTURE ON SPACE AND TIME + ARTS AND EXPERIENTIAL PERCEPTION	0	5
104	0	18	104 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (4): 657-672 FRANKLIN JH WILLIAMS,GEORGE,WASHINGTON AND BEGINNINGS OF AFRO-AMERICAN HISTORIOGRAPHY	0	2
105	0	23	105 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (4): 673-714 SAID EW PROBLEM OF TEXTUALITY - 2 EXEMPLARY POSITIONS	0	35
106	0	40	106 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (4): 715-739 LANG B STYLE AS INSTRUMENT, STYLE AS PERSON	0	0
107	0	52	107 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (4): 741-768 SUBOTNIK RR CULTURAL MESSAGE OF MUSICAL SEMIOLOGY - SOME THOUGHTS ON MUSIC, LANGUAGE, AND CRITICISM SINCE ENLIGHTENMENT	1	4
108	0	79	108 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (4): 769-808 SHIFF R SEEING CEZANNE	0	3
109	0	7	109 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (4): 809-838 BURKE K (NONSYMBOLIC) MOTION-(SYMBOLIC) ACTION	1	12
110	2	5	110 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (4): 839-845 KINCAID JR PLURALISTIC MONISM	1	4
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
111	0	7	111 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 3-12 COHEN T METAPHOR AND CULTIVATION OF INTIMACY	2	16
112	0	7	112 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 13-30 MAN PD EPISTEMOLOGY OF METAPHOR	1	3
113	0	13	113 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 31-47 DAVIDSON D WHAT METAPHORS MEAN	5	73
114	1	18	114 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 49-72 BOOTH WC METAPHOR AS RHETORIC - PROBLEM OF EVALUATION	1	13
115	0	30	115 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 73-90 HARRIES K METAPHOR AND TRANSCENDENCE	0	9
116	0	25	116 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 91-106 TRACY D METAPHOR AND RELIGION - TEST CASE OF CHRISTIAN TEXTS	0	5
117	0	20	117 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 107-122 SHIFF R ART AND LIFE - METAPHORIC RELATIONSHIP	0	1
118	2	44	118 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 123-141 GARDNER H; WINNER E DEVELOPMENT OF METAPHORIC COMPETENCE - IMPLICATIONS FOR HUMANISTIC DISCIPLINES	1	7
119	0	11	119 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 143-159 RICOEUR P METAPHORICAL PROCESS AS COGNITION, IMAGINATION, AND FEELING	1	40
120	0	0	120 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 161-162 QUINE WV POSTSCRIPT ON METAPHOR	0	0
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
121	3	5	121 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 163-166 SWANSON DR TOWARD A PSYCHOLOGY OF METAPHOR	0	1
122	1	4	122 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 167-174 HARRIES K MANY USES OF METAPHOR	0	2
123	0	0	123 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 175-176 BOOTH WC 10 LITERAL THESES	0	1
124	1	8	124 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 177-188 SCHAEFER M PSYCHOANALYSIS AND 'MARIONETTE THEATER' - INTERPRETATION IS NOT DEPRECIATION	0	1
125	0	4	125 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 189-197 KOHUT H PSYCHOANALYSIS AND 'MARIONETTE THEATER' - INTERPRETATION IS NOT DEPRECIATION - REPLY	0	1
126	0	0	126 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 199-200 BURKE K 'CRITICAL LOAD, BEYOND THAT DOOR OR, BEFORE THE ULTIMATE CONFRONTATION OR, WHEN THINKING OF DECONSTRUCTIONIST STRUCTURALISTS OR, A HERMENEUTIC FANTASY'	0	0
127	0	8	127 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (2): 203-222 VIERECK P STRICT FORM IN POETRY - WOULD JACOB WRESTLE WITH A FLABBY ANGEL	0	0
128	0	26	128 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (2): 223-251 CAMERON S NAMING AS HISTORY - DICKINSON POEMS OF DEFINITION	0	2
129	0	21	129 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (2): 253-273 MELTZER F COLOR AS COGNITION IN SYMBOLIST VERSE	0	2
130	0	12	130 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (2): 275-290 FRANK J SPATIAL FORM - SOME FURTHER REFLECTIONS	0	16
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
131	0	38	131 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (2): 291-307 GREENBLATT SJ MARLOWE, MARX, AND ANTI-SEMITISM	0	7
132	0	39	132 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (2): 309-322 HEILBRUN CG MARRIAGE AND CONTEMPORARY FICTION	0	2
133	0	13	133 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (2): 323-337 CHAMBERS R COMMENTARY IN LITERARY-TEXTS	0	1
134	0	14	134 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (2): 339-353 MINER E GENESIS AND DEVELOPMENT OF LITERARY SYSTEMS .1.	0	8
135	0	3	135 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (2): 355-368 ALTER R BIBLICAL TYPE-SCENES AND USES OF CONVENTION	0	2
136	0	12	136 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (2): 369-400 CARRINGER RL SCRIPTS OF 'CITIZEN KANE'	1	1
137	1	15	137 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (2): 401-416 BURKE K METHODOLOGICAL REPRESSION AND-OR STRATEGIES OF CONTAINMENT	0	5
138	0	1	138 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (2): 417-422 JAMESON FR IDEOLOGY AND SYMBOLIC ACTION	0	8
139	0	0	139 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (3): 423-424 STREETER RE; BOOTH WC; MITCHELL WJT SACKS,SHELDON 1930-1979	0	0
140	0	3	140 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (3): 425-440 HAUSER A 'SOCIOLOGY OF ART' - LART POUR LART PROBLEM	0	0
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
141	2	27	141 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (3): 441-469 ACKERMAN JS JUDGING ART WITHOUT ABSOLUTES	0	2
142	0	4	142 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (3): 471-480 QUINE WV NATURE OF MORAL VALUES	0	4
143	0	14	143 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (3): 481-487 JUHL PD DO COMPUTER POEMS SHOW THAT AN AUTHORS INTENTION IS IRRELEVANT TO THE MEANING OF A LITERARY WORK	0	0
144	0	24	144 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (3): 489-510 ALTIERI C PRESENCE AND REFERENCE IN A LITERARY TEXT - EXAMPLE OF WILLIAMS 'THIS IS JUST TO SAY'	1	6
145	0	1	145 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (3): 511-527 MCKEON R 'PRIDE AND PREJUDICE' - THOUGHT, CHARACTER, ARGUMENT, AND PLOT	0	1
146	0	41	146 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (3): 529-551 VOGT VE NARRATIVE AND DRAMA IN THE LYRIC - FROST,ROBERT STRATEGIC WITHDRAWAL	0	2
147	1	29	147 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (3): 553-568 MINER E GENESIS AND DEVELOPMENT OF LITERARY SYSTEMS .2.	0	2
148	1	1	148 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (3): 569-575 GRAFF G NEW-CRITICISM ONCE MORE	0	1
149	0	16	149 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (3): 576-579 WELLEK R NEW-CRITICISM ONCE MORE - REPLY	0	2
150	1	2	150 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (3): 580-584 DOWLING WC INVISIBLE AUDIENCE - RABINOWITZ,PETER,J. 'TRUTH IN FICTION'	0	1
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
151	0	10	151 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (3): 585-589 RABINOWITZ PJ WHO WAS THAT LADY - PLURALISM AND CRITICAL METHOD	0	0
152	0	17	152 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (4): 597-619 KRIEGER M POETIC PRESENCE AND ILLUSION .1. RENAISSANCE THEORY AND THE DUPLICITY OF METAPHOR	0	5
153	0	14	153 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (4): 621-633 SCHWENGER P MASCULINE MODE + LITERATURE	0	3
154	0	10	154 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (4): 635-650 PRIOR ME STOWE UNCLE-TOM + 2 CONCEPTIONS OF THE CHARACTER	0	0
155	0	23	155 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (4): 651-661 PURDY S 'STALINGRAD' AND MY-LAI - LITERARY-POLITICAL SPECULATION	0	0
156	0	29	156 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (4): 663-682 SPILKA M ROBBER IN THE BEDROOM - OR, THE THIEF OF LOVE - WOOLFIAN GRIEVING IN 6 NOVELS AND 2 MEMOIRS	0	0
157	0	57	157 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (4): 683-712 RUSSO JP STUDY IN INFLUENCE - MOORE-RICHARD PARADIGM	0	0
158	0	15	158 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (4): 713-723 MCGREGOR R ART + ANALYSIS OF THE TERM WORK-OF-ART - AGAIN	0	1
159	0	29	159 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (4): 725-749 WILSON R BRIGHT CHIMERA - CHARACTER AS A LITERARY TERM	0	13
160	0	11	160 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (4): 751-759 TSUR R LEVELS OF INFORMATION-PROCESSING IN READING POETRY	0	2
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
161	0	33	161 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (4): 761-791 FEHL PP 'FAREWELL TO JOKES' - LAST CAPRICCI OF TIEPOLO,GIOVANNI,DOMENICO AND THE TRADITION OF IRONY IN VENETIAN PAINTING	0	0
162	0	7	162 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (4): 793-799 BELL Q; GOMBRICH EH; ACKERMAN JS NOTES AND EXCHANGES + JUDGING ART WITHOUT ABSOLUTES	0	0
163	0	4	163 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (1): 1-16 TOULMIN S INWARDNESS OF MENTAL LIFE	1	13
164	0	25	164 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (1): 17-32 HOLROYD M SHAW,GEORGE,BERNARD - WOMEN AND THE BODY POLITIC	0	0
165	0	18	165 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (1): 33-49 EDWARDS LR LABORS OF PSYCHE - TOWARD A THEORY OF FEMALE HEROISM	2	11
166	0	27	166 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (1): 51-63 COOPER DD POET AS ELABORATOR - ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY AS A CRITICAL PARADIGM	0	0
167	0	16	167 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (1): 65-78 KEYSER SJ; PRINCE A FOLK ETYMOLOGY IN FREUD,SIGMUND MORGENSTERN,CHRISTIAN AND STEVENS,WALLACE	0	2
168	0	22	168 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (1): 79-97 RABKIN ES META-LINGUISTICS AND SCIENCE-FICTION	0	5
169	0	12	169 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (1): 99-106 EOYANG E BEYOND VISUAL AND AURAL CRITERIA - IMPORTANCE OF FLAVOR IN CHINESE LITERARY-CRITICISM	0	1
170	0	15	170 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (1): 107-123 ORGEL S SHAKESPEARE AND THE KINDS OF DRAMA	0	4
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
171	1	9	171 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (1): 125-130 GOODMAN N METAPHOR AS MOONLIGHTING	0	4
172	2	7	172 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (1): 131-143 BLACK M HOW METAPHORS WORK - REPLY TO DAVIDSON,DONALD	0	2
173	1	24	173 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (1): 144-152 KRAMER L SHAPE OF POST-CLASSICAL MUSIC	0	3
174	0	23	174 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (1): 153-163 SUBOTNIK RR TONALITY, AUTONOMY, AND COMPETENCE IN POST-CLASSICAL MUSIC	0	3
175	1	7	175 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (1): 164-172 REICHERT J BUT THAT WAS IN ANOTHER BALL PARK + LITERARY INTERPRETATIONS - REPLY TO FISH,STANLEY	1	3
176	0	3	176 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (1): 173-178 FISH SE REPLY TO REICHERT,JOHN - OR, HOW TO STOP WORRYING AND LEARN TO LOVE INTERPRETATION	1	5
177	0	1	177 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (1): 179-179 [Anon] EDITORIAL NOTE + CORRECTION TO ARTICLE ON WOOLFIAN GRIEVING BY SPILKA,M	0	0
178	0	15	178 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (2): 183-192 RADER RW LITERARY THEORETICAL CONTRIBUTION OF SACKS,SHELDON	0	1
179	0	2	179 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (2): 193-208 LIPKING L ARGUING WITH SHELLY + SACKS,SHELDON	0	1
180	0	1	180 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (2): 209-219 KINCAID JR 'FICTION AND THE SHAPE OF BELIEF' - 15 YEARS LATER	0	0
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
181	0	1	181 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (2): 221-229 SPRINGER MD UPON REREADING 'FICTION AND THE SHAPE OF BELIEF'	0	0
182	0	0	182 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (2): 231-238 SACKS S PURSUIT OF LEW-ARCHER	0	1
183	0	9	183 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (2): 239-256 BELL Q BLOOMSBURY AND THE VULGAR PASSIONS	0	2
184	0	28	184 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (2): 257-269 STEINER W CASE FOR UNCLEAR THINKING - NEW CRITICS VERSUS MORRIS,CHARLES	0	0
185	0	15	185 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (2): 271-289 MILLER R CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE AFTER MIES	0	0
186	0	34	186 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (2): 291-303 WOODWARD HW ACQUISITION	0	0
187	0	2	187 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (2): 305-330 CAVELL S ON MAKAVEJEV ON BERGMAN	0	0
188	0	2	188 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (2): 331-341 NEMEROV H ON THE MEASURE OF POETRY	0	0
189	1	5	189 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (2): 343-345 FISCHER M REHABILITATING REFERENCE - ALTIERI,CHARLES 'PRESENCE AND REFERENCE IN A LITERARY TEXT'	0	0
190	0	3	190 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (2): 346-354 ALTIERI C CULTURE AND SKEPTICISM - RESPONSE TO FISCHER,MICHAEL	0	0
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
191	2	3	191 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (2): 355-357 ROSKILL M REPLY TO REICHERT,JOHN AND FISH,STANLEY + MEANINGS IN 'SAMSON AGONISTES'	0	0
192	0	1	192 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (3): 359-362 MITCHELL WJT THE LANGUAGE OF IMAGES	0	2
193	0	25	193 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (3): 363-384 ABEL E REDEFINING THE SISTER ARTS - BAUDELAIRE RESPONSE TO THE ART OF DELACROIX	0	0
194	0	36	194 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (3): 385-410 GILMAN EB WORD AND IMAGE IN QUARLES 'EMBLEMES'	0	8
195	0	86	195 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (3): 411-454 STEINBERG L THE LINE OF FATE IN MICHELANGELO PAINTING	0	2
196	0	10	196 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (3): 455-476 MAST G KRACAUER 2 TENDENCIES AND THE EARLY HISTORY OF FILM NARRATIVE	0	0
197	0	7	197 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (3): 477-488 SEARLE JR 'MENINAS' AND THE PARADOXES OF PICTORIAL REPRESENTATION	4	30
198	0	6	198 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (3): 489-497 ARNHEIM R A PLEA FOR VISUAL THINKING + SENSORY EXPERIENCE IN EVALUATION	0	2
199	0	21	199 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (3): 499-526 SNYDER J PICTURING VISION + PERFECT OCULAR IMAGES	0	27
200	0	11	200 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (3): 527-538 MORGAN RP MUSICAL-TIME-MUSICAL-SPACE + DIMENSIONAL CONCEPTS OF SOUND	2	12

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