College English, Vol. 40, No. 8, April 1979

Table of Contents

• Life Studies, or, Speech After Long Silence Feminist Critics Today

  Sandra M. Gilbert

• The Miltonic Ideal: A Paradigm for the Structure of Relations Between Men and Women in Academia followed by A Comment by Walter J. Ong, S. J.

  Dianna Hume George

• "A Whole New Poetry Beginning Here": Teaching Lesbian Poetry

  Elly Bulkin

• "Full of Memories": Teaching Matrilineage

  Nan Bauer Maglin

• Images of Men and Maleness: A Thematic Approach to Teaching Women Writers

  William W. Niorgan

• Teaching Griselda to Write

  Joan Bolker

• The Female and Male Modes of Rhetoric

  Thomas J. Farrell

• Sexist Roadblocks in Inventing, Focusing, and Writing

  Magaret B. Pigott

• Poems

  Fran Lindsay/ Roberta Metz/Sanford Pinsker

• NCTE To You

• Dr. Limiter: Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Shaft

  Joseph Trimmer

• At Last It Has Been Done

  Thomas Scarseth

• Editorial Statement: A Year with College English

  Donald Gray

• Books: Review by Hugh Rank of Sissela Bok, Lying: Moral Choice in Public and Private Life and Herbert Kaufman, Red Tape: Its Origins, Uses, and Abuses

• Comment & Response

• Index to Volume 40

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