The Kentucky Review

Volume 11 | Number 2 Article 1

Spring 1992

Contributors [v. 11, no. 2]

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THE KENTUCKY

REVIEW Volume XI Number 2 Spring 1992

CONTENTS

Towards Natural Supernaturalism: Carlyle's Dyspepsia and the Germans, 1817-1825 by Tom Lloyd ...................... ........ .... ............ ................. . 3

Over the Wall: Breaking Out of Misconceptions About Standard English and Dialects by Jim Wayne Miller. ................... . .. .. ....... . .. .. ..... . ............ 20

Designing for Power: Lessons from T .V.A . by David Spaeth ........................................ ..................... 33

LIBRARY NOTES Gnomon Press and Jonathan Greene: Two Bibliographies

by James D. Birchfield ............................. .... . .... ............... 49 t:L Coleridge Manuscripts in the W. Hugh Peal Collection <f) by Richard W. Scott. ................................. ..... . .. .... ..... . .... 83

Selected Acquisitions . . ............. . ............... ..... ....................... 93 1'\

"if THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATES Activities of the Library Associates ............................. .. . .. ... ... 96

CONTRIBUTORS

]ames D. Birchfield is Assistant Director of Libraries for Collection Development at the University of Kentucky. He has written in the fields of literary criticism, art and architectural history, and bibliography. He was recently a visiting scholar in the Department of American Studies at the University of Rome.

Tom Lloyd is Associate Professor of English at Georgia Southern University, where he teaches Victorian literature . He has published a number of articles on Carlyle and the reception of German thought in nineteenth-century Great Britain . He is currently writing a book on fictive strategies in the British novel.

]im Wayne Miller is Professor of Modern Languages and Intercultural Studies at Western Kentucky University. His books include The Mountains Have Come Closer and Brier, His Book (poems) , the novel Newfound, and the play His First, Best Country.

Richard W. Scott is a librarian at the Ft. Omaha Library, Metropolitan Community College, in Omaha, Nebraska.

David A. Spaeth , Professor of Architecture at the University of Kentucky, has written extensively on modern architecture and its protagonists: he published annotated bibliographies on the work of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Ludwig Karl Hilberseimer in 1979 and 1981, and his examination of the life and work of Mies van der Rohe appeared in 1985; in 1986, he edited Howard Dearstyne's memoir, Inside the Bauhaus. Currently, he is writing an examination of the nature and structure of urban form.