Reflections on Ethical Values in Post(?) Modern American Literature

Content:

Samuel Chase Coale
Searching for a Postmodern Ethics: Oxymoron, Occidental Operations or Open Enigma?    

Marcin Turski
Zygmunt Bauman's Postmodern Ethics and John Barth's The Sot-Weed Factor  

Piotr Dziedzic
Talkers, Callers, Shapers: Value and Discourse in the Stories of Raymond Carver    

Bruno Friedrich Arich-Gerz
"We Got Him to Go Ultraparadoxical." Reading the Reading of the Books of Hypertexts with

Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow    

Charles Vander Zwaag
Cruelty in Recent American Fiction    

Kacper Bartczak
Communication and Passion: The Language Aesthetics of Don DeLillo

Larry Olpin
Acting Badly for a Good Cause: John Brown and Russell Banks's Cloudsplitter

Krzysztof Fordoński
"Everything I Know about Good and Bad Life I Learned from Pigeons." Fiction of William

Wharton as a Course in Practical Ethics    

Ewa Łuczak
Defence of Repetition, or Toni Morrison as an Oral Artist    

Cheryl Alexander Malcolm
Family Values? Father/Daughter Seduction in Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye and Milcha

Sanchez-Scott's Roosters    

Shoji Goto
The Ethical Values of Lesbians in New England Literature     

Monika Hagarty
Violent Loss of Innocence in Joyce Carol Oates's Short Stories "Where Are You Going,

Where Have You Been?" and "The Man That Turned into a Statue" .

Thomas F. Connolly
Happy Endings in American Tragedies    

Anna Krawczyk-Łaskarzewska
The Importance of Being Truthful. The Status of Realism in American Literary Criticism    

Marek Paryż
The House of the Seven Gables by Nathaniel Hawthorne: Dementia versus Social Dictatorship    

Teresa Pyzik
Puritan Attacks on the Theatre    

Thomas Leuchtenmuller
Religious Aspects in the Plays of August Wilson    

David Francis
Poetry's "Ahistorical" Present: Jorie Graham and the "Phase After History" .

Katarzyna Spiechlanin
A Reflection on the Protest against the War in Vietnam in Contemporary American Poetry