Includes bibliographical references and index.

Preliminary Material / Editor: David Bevan -- Introduction / Editor: David Bevan -- Acknowledgments / Editor: David Bevan -- 1. Ingrained Ideology: Blake, Rousseau, Voltaire and the Cult of Reason (Michael Ackland) / Michael Ackland -- 2. Flaubert and Revolution (P.M. Wetherill) / P.M. Wetherill -- 3. Song as Document: The Paris Commune in German Songs (Elena Poletti) / Elena Poletti -- 4. The Hidden Pinocchio: Tale of a Subversive Puppet (M.L. Rosenthal) / M.L. Rosenthal -- 5. Struggles, War, Revolution and Literature in Some Stories by Italo Svevo (Eduardo Saccone) / Eduardo Saccone -- 6. Destruction and Rearmament: The Poetic Process in José Angel Valente (Christine Arkinstall) / Christine Arkinstall -- 7. Paul Nizan: Revolutionary in Politics, Conservative in Aesthetics (Robert Thornberry) / Robert Thornberry -- 8. Toward a Revolutionary Writing: Antonio Skármeta's La insurrección (Jonathan Tittler) / Jonathan Tittler -- 9. Guillermo Cabrera Infante and the Divergence of Revolutions: Political Versus Textual (William L. Siemens) / William L. Siemens -- 10. Quebec: From the Quiet Revolution to the Feminist Revolution (Jacqueline Ferry) / Jacqueline Ferry -- 11. Mario Vargas Llosa and Reality's Revolution: El hablador (Mary E. Davis) / Mary E. Davis -- 12. Fugard's The Island and Sophocles' Antigone within the Parameters of South African Protest Literature (E. Anne Mackay) / E. Anne Mackay -- 13. New Concerns for the Novel: A Latin-American Viewpoint (María Elvira Sagarzazu) / Maria Elvira Sagarzazu -- 14. Revolution and Opposition: Olympe de Gouges and the Déclaration des droits de la femme (Marie Maclean) / Marie Maclean -- Rodopi Perspectives on Modern Literature / David Bevan.

Edited by David Bevan Series discontinued.

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