English Journal, Vol. 77, No. 1, January 1988

Table of Contents

Issue Theme: Responding to Literature

• This World of English

• EJ Forum: Critical Thinking, Critical Viewing

• Invisible Thinking and the Hypertext

  Stephen Tchudi

• EJ Focus: Responding to Literature

• Dialogue with a Text

  Robert E. Probst

• Spiders, Surgeons, and Anxious Aliens: Three Classroom Allies

  Bill Corcoran

• Developing a Classroom Community of Interpreters

  Steven Athanases

• Readers Responding to "Rappaccini's Daughter"

  Jane Carlson

• Teaching My Antonia, with Guidance from Rosenblatt

  Mary Jo Schaars

• Reading a Poem by Dickinson: A Psychological Approach

  David J. Marhafer

• Twenty (Better) Questions

  Kris L. Myers

• Correlative Thinking: Writing Analogies about Literature

  Elizabeth McGonigal

• Student Responses to Don Gallo's Sixteen

  Elizabeth Poe

• EJ Workshop: Ideas, Resources & Reviews

• Booksearch: Recent Novels Used for Common Reading

• The Round Table: English Teachers and Librarians Working Together

• Moving Words

  Dan Lake

• Increasing Success in the Middle Grades

  Tate Hudson and M. Kay Alderman

• Supplementary Materials: Encouraging Independence

  Carol Pope and Karen Kutiper

• New Views of Readers and Texts

  Ruth Vinz and Dan Kirby

• A Poet Re-Views Her Work

  Nick Otten and Marjorie Stelmach

• Imaginary Gardens, Real Toads: Wallace's "Ungainly Things"

  Elizabeth D. Nelms and Ben E Nelms

• 1987 Books for Young Adults Poll

  John Conner and Kathleen M. Tessmer

• Poetry

  S. Vogel, Mary Legato Brownell, Benjamin L. Gordon, Kay Meier, Donna Davis

• Editorial Comment: Response and Responsibility

• NCTE to You

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