The University of Dayton Review was published by the University of Dayton mostly three issues a year (spring, summer, fall) from 1964 to 1998. As its title implied, the Review presented articles by individual contributors, all of whom had a connection with the University. These articles were presented on the authority of their authors; neither the editorial board nor the University of Dayton assumed responsibility for the views expressed by these writers. It was sent without charge to the members of the faculty and to alumni, students and friends of the University who requested copies.
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Current Issue: Volume 14, Number 2 (1980)
Front Matter
Cover and Table of Contents
University of Dayton
Articles
An Anti-Imperialist's View of the American Revolution: Brecht's Adaptation of Farquhar's The Recruiting Officer
Siegfried Mews
"To Overgo Ariosto": The Faerie Queene, Book Four
Louis A. Marre
Two Views of Time: James Joyce and William Faulkner
Margaret Church
Hans Erich Nossack and the Expressionists
G. H.S. Mueller
Woman as the Outsider: Implications for the Development of Literary and Social Attitudes As Seen in Aus guter Familie and Nachdenken über Christa T.
Linda Schelbitzki Pickle
Looking for Mr. Herman: Fassbinder's Despair
Robert T. Eberwein
