College English, Vol. 36, No. 1, September 1974

Table of Contents

• English is Private Enterprise

  Vern Wagner

• On Not Talking: An Experience in Teaching Poetry

  Robert Stallman

• Teaching Poetry: Notes toward an Integrative Rationale

  David Swagner

• Hermeneutics in the Classroomn E: D. Hirsch, Jr., and a Poem by Housman

  Robert M. Ryley

• Faulkner's "The Brooch": A Story for Teaching

  Joseph M. Garrison, Jr.

• Beyond Lady Audley's Secret: Drama in the English Department

  Stephen Martineau

• "Stay, Illusion," or How to Teach Hamlet

  Peggy Ann Knapp

• The Faintest Praise: Using the Unfriendly Critic

  Allen Shepherd

• Poetics of Learning

  Kenneth R. Lincoln

• The Pedagogic Palavers of Mrs. Dimit, Part II

  H. Doolittle

• Poems

  Kenneth O. Hanson, Charles Suhor, Tienecke De Witt, Joan Colby, Alice F. Worsley, Thomas F. Sexton, & Craig Williamson

• Excerpts from A Handbook for Teaching Assistants

  John H. Irsfeld

• Public Doublespeak: On Communication and Pseudocommunication

  Terrence P. Moran

• Comment & Response

  Keith Schap / Elias Schwartz; Alma Blinn Hill / Robert R. Hellenga; Albert C. Yoder

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