Recently added articles from The Arizona Quarterly:
Ibn Tufayl's Hayy Ibn Yaqdan in New England: A Spanish-Islamic Tale in Cotton Mather's Christian Philosopher?
Jul 01, 2008; Quiggle, Doyle R Jr ... AN ENIGMATIC FIGURE FROM A twelfth-century SpanishArabic Islamic philosophical romance, Hayy ihn Yaqdan, makes an even more enigmatic appearance, circa 1700, in the introduction to Cotton Mather's The Christian Philosopher: A Collection of the Best Discoveries in Nature with Religious ...
Savage Visions: Ethnography, Photography, and Local-Color Fiction in National Geographic
Jul 01, 2008; Hawkins, Stephanie ... BEGINNING WITH ITS JANUARY 1896 issue, National Geographic, which originated in 1888 as a specialized journal for American geographers, refashioned itself as an "illustrated monthly" and published its first nude photograph, a wedding portrait of a bare-chested Zulu bride and bridegroom. In ...
Cruising Among Ghosts: Hart Crane's Friends
Jul 01, 2008; Khalip, Jacques ... He slowed (without those friends to keep going, to keep up), stopped dead and the head could not go further without those friends .. . And so it was I entered the broken world Hart Crane. Hart Robert Creeley, "Hart ...
Making Metaphor Happen: Space, Time and Trickster Sign
Jul 01, 2008; Hawley, Steven ... In trickster's case, how did mental fakery come to replace incarnate fakery? It is one thing for trypanosomes to change their skins; another for Raven to become a leaf floating in spring water; another still for storytellers to have imagined Raven in the first place, or for one of us to ...
James Merrill's Late Poetry: AIDS and the "Stripping Process"
Jul 01, 2008; Materer, Timothy ... Shouldn't readers know the emotional circumstances in which [Merrill's] later poems were written? Wouldn't that knowledge affect, even enrich, their understanding of Merrill's work? J.D. McClatchy, "Two Deaths, Two Lives" like Henry James "damned by the public for decorum"; not ...