...Charles G. Hoffmann Joyce Cary’s Africa . By Mahood Molly M. . Boston : Houghton Mifflin Company , 1965 . Pp. vi , 206 . $4.50 . Copyright © 1965 by Duke University Press 1965 566 The South Atlantic Quarterly detached friend; there was enough of the hardheaded Scot in Boswell...

...Molly Ierulli Copyright © 1999 by Duke University Press 1999 Molly lerulli The Politics of Pathos: Electra and Antigone in the Polis Electra and Antigone, mourning and bereaved maidens, are Sophocles surviving unmarried heroines, and their similarities are made the more remarkable...

...Molly Bernheim Book Reviews 635 have appeared since he wrote.) He provides a useful bibliography but no index. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL C. M. ARMITAGE The Wreck of the Memphis. By Captain Edward L. Beach, USN. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1966. Pp. 312. $5.95. Daddy s...

...Molly Bernheim Hurricane . By Douglas Marjory Stoneman . New York : Rinehart and Company , 1958 . Pp. 363 . $5.95 . Copyright © 1959 by Duke University Press 1959 498 The South Atlantic Quarterly the weight of an eternity of sorrow, ready to topple headlong into the eddying...

..., philosophizes, soliloquizes, argues, acts, and is acted upon, by way of presenting his author s view and his author s criticism of man and society. Stephen, Poldy, and Molly are as much personae of Joyce as Gulliver is a mask for Swift. What is more, both Swift and Joyce, be it explicitly or by implication...

... the kingdom forever.18 The Virginian uses the same device. Neither Molly Wood, the Virginian s 15. Wister to Sarah Wister, 11 August 1891, in Journals and Letters, 126-29. Doning­ ton, Wagner s Ring, and Its Symbols, 172-74. Wister, Concerning Bad Men : The True Bad Man of the Frontier, and the Reasons...

... of com­ plete compromise. He is, in the first place, its owner only by right of the color of his skin; the owner by right of inheritance from the male line should be Lucas Beauchamp, son of Tomey s Turl. To add to the complexity of Roth s position, the only mother Roth can remember is Lucas wife, Molly...

... Pride and her select group of proper Bostonians in Boston Adventure to the emotional alienation of Ralph and Molly Fawcett in The Mountain Lion and the spiritual disintegration of Katherine Congreve and Andrew Shipley in The Catherine Wheel. Obliquely and with the perhaps unwitting sensitivity...

.... The women he knows are not especially noted for their intelligence, and, if, at one time, he thought of Molly as foam-engendered goddess, he has probably discovered with Strephon that it was not a sea shell she issued from but dirty ooze. Infre­ quently, however, he does experience a kind of nostalgia...

... code for Society and Civil Government. The effect of this coordination on the popular representations of sodomy is graphically demonstrated in documents describing a series of trials that resulted from raids on London s molly houses raids quite likely initiated by the Societies for the Reformation...

... factory. The factory s sonorous decor threatens to turn him into a machine, compels him to seek human contact in a brothel. It is here that he falls in love with the generoushearted prostitute Molly, but decides in the end to return to France to finish his medical degree and become a doctor. America gave...

... son (Dedalus) who searches Dublin for his father while doubting both his mother and his father. There is a family bed, and a Penelope (Molly) ensconced in this bed. A gabbling schoolmaster serves as Nestor, a windy editor plays Aeolus, Nausicaa is a young Dublin virgin, Circe is a prosti­ tute who...

... that has made their existence possible and, throughout the narratives of both books, they make their way through socially significant chaos. Alison Murray is, above all things, the woman beset. Not only has she been visited with the inexplicable evil of a defective daughter, Molly, in whom she has...

.... Ulysses the book is, of course, an image of Man the universal, just as its characters, headed by the trinity of Stephen, Bloom, and Molly, compose an image of diverse humanity, Dublin City as a cracked lookingglass image of the City of God. The book (which this reviewer sees as a literary colossus-emblem...

... a decade, to insure the success of the plan, but as the results of the program became apparent this would be less necessary. The administrators would have to be freed from the pressure of both politics and mothers. I have in mind a Mollie I taught years ago fourteen and in the fourth grade, but merely...

... the point where it was sufficient to introduce the invention and point at it, marveling. Gibson intuitively used simstim as a narrative device, taking for granted its place in the society he imagined. One of the most striking passages in Neuromancer is Molly Million s venture into the orbiting station...

... link allows Case, the protagonist in Neuromancer, to vicariously experience the point of view and thoughts of his partner, the razorgirl Molly, when she stalks into dangerous situations. In both Gibson s and Effinger s novels, the experience of plugging into another mind is often associated with sexual...

... deeply con­ servative ideological impulses that are often eclipsed in discussions of his much-touted anarchism. The following description of the pros­ titute Molly, the winsome angel of mercy who rescues Bardamu from the crushing monotony of the Ford assembly line, succinctly illus­ trates Celine s...

... of home, state, and history in early modern European drama and painting. molly ierulli teaches classics at the University of Southern California and is writing a book on Sophocles. 624 Notes on Contributors tom mccall, Associate Professor of Humanities at the University of Hous­ ton, Clear Lake, has...

... Poster, Alicia Rodriguez, Dorothee Schneider, and Angharad Valdivia; in Las Cruces: Elea Aguirre, Cynthia Bejarano, Neil Harvey, Molly Molloy, J. Paul Taylor, Louise Stanford, and Wenda Trevathan. ...