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E. Articles and Essays in Magazines and Newspapers
First publication in magazines and newspapers of articles and essays by Gardner, arranged chronologically.
E.1 "Bartleby: Art and Social Commitment". Philological Quarterly, 43 ( January 1964), 87-98.
E.2 "Theme and Irony in The Wakefield Mactacio Abel". PMLA, 80 ( December 1965), 515-21.
E.3 "The Owl and the Nightingale: A Burlesque". Papers on Language and Literature, 2 (Winter 1966), 3-12.
E.4 "The Canon Yeoman's Prologue and Tale: An Interpretation". Philological Quarterly, 46 ( January 1967), 1-17.
E.5 "Structure and Tone in the Second Shepherd's Play". Educational Theatre Journal, 19 ( March 1967), 1-8.
E.6 "Introduction". Papers on the Art and Age of Geoffrey Chaucer, Papers on Language and Literature, 3 (Supplement, Summer 1967), 1-2. Gardner was a guest editor. See K.451, 452.
E.7 "The Case Against the 'Bradshaw Shift'; or, the Mystery of the Manuscript in the Trunk". Papers on Language and Literature, 3 (Summer 1967), 80-106.
E.8 "Imagery and Allusion in The Wakefield Noah Play". Papers on Language and Literature, 4 (Winter 1968), 3-12.
E.9 "The Two Prologues to the Legend of Good Women". Journal of English and Germanic Philology, 67 ( October 1968), 594-611.
E.10 "Style as Meaning in the Book of the Duchess". Language and Style, 2 (Spring 1969), 143-71.
E.11 "Cynewulf's Elene: Sources and Structure". Neophilologus, 54 ( January 1970), 65-76.
E.12 "Fulgentius's Expositio Vergiliana Continentia and the Plan of Beowulf: Another Approach to the Poem's Style and Structure". Papers on Language and Literature, 6 (Summer 1970), 227-62.
E.13 "Idea and Emotion in the Towneley Abraham". Papers on Language and Literature, 7 (Summer 1971), 227-41.
E.14 "The Way We Write Now". New York Times Book Review, 9 July 1972, pp. 2, 32-33. On contemporary fiction.

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