...Terry W. Thompson Copyright © 2004 Regents of the University of Colorado 2004 66 English Language Notes OF TWO CLASSES : SOCIAL DARWINISM IN RICHARD CONNELL S THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME Winner of the prestigious O. Henry Award for Short Fiction in 1924, The Most Dangerous Game is the only...

... Connell, T he Elizabethan Bourgeois Hero-Tale: Aspects of an Adolescent Social Consciousness, in After the Reformation: Essays in Honor off. H. Hexter, ed. Barbara C. M alament (Philadelphia: U of Pennsyl­ vania P, 1980) 267. See also h er book-length study of the subject, Laura Caroline Stevenson...

... by author. 6 Roman Martyrology, ed. J.B. O Connell, 1922 translation (Westminster, Maryland: Newman Press, 1962) 279. 7 Davidjones, The Anathemata (London: Faber, 1952) 58. Subsequent page references to this text appear in parentheses. HIT S HARD TO HIT HIT While I was studying at Oxford approximately...

..., interviewed in 1989 by author. 6 Roman Martyrology, ed. J.B. O Connell, 1922 translation (Westminster, Maryland: Newman Press, 1962) 279. 7 Davidjones, The Anathemata (London: Faber, 1952) 58. Subsequent page references to this text appear in parentheses. HIT S HARD TO HIT HIT While I was studying at Oxford...

... Nations ; and Cheah, What Is a World? 12 On southern theory as a theory that is “grounded” in the South, see Connell, Southern Theory ; on “theory from the South” as a privileged vantage point on global processes, see Comaroff and Comaroff, Theory from the South . 13 Coetzee...

... of a Frankenstein s mon­ ster to invoke the trope anachronistically a melding of dis­ parate and ill-suited parts for the expedient ends of its creator. In part because Catholics could not be elected to the British Parliament, the hoped-for assimilation was incomplete, and Catholic leader Daniel O Connell...