The dimensions of the short story
Subtitle: a critical anthology
By: [edited by] James E. Miller, Jr. and Bernice Slote.
Contributors: Slote, Bernice, joint editor.
Publisher: Dodd, Mead
Published: 1964
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 564
Subjects: Short stories.
Table of contents: title: Part I. The Horizontol View: Ovid / The story of Pyramus and Thisbe; title: Blackfoot Legend / The dog and the stick; title: Irving / Rip Van Winkle; title: Hawthorne / My kinsman, Major Molineux; title: Poe / The man of the crowd; title: Gogol / The diary of a madman; title: Turgenev / Bezhin meadow; title: Dostoevski / The crocodile; title: Melville / Bartleby; title: Hardy / The three strangers; title: James / The beast in the jungle; title: de Maupassant / Epiphany; title: Chekhov / In exile; title: Conrad / Youth; title: Crane / The blue hotel; title: Cather / The sculptor's funeral; title: Anderson / Sophistication; title: Forster / The story of a panic; title: Woolf / The new dress; title: Joyce / A painful case; title: Kafka / A hunger artist; title: Akutagawa / Rashomon; title: Lawrence / Two blue birds; title: Mansfield / A dill pickle; title: Fitzgerald / Absolution; title: Hemingway / Cat in the rain; title: Faulkner / The old people; title: Porter / The grave; title: O'Connor / The face of evil; title: Welty / Why I live at the P.O.; title: Cheever / The angel of the bridge; title: Camus / The artist at work; title: Thomas / A visit to grandpa's; title: O'Connor / The river; title: Updike / A & P; title: Part II.  The Vertical View; Washington Irving: Style; title: Edgar Allan Poe: Effect; title: Nathaniel Hawthorne: Allegory; title: Joseph Conrad: Suggestiveness; title: Henry James: Compression; title: Sherwood Anderson: Words; title: William Faulkner: Exactitude; title: Katherine Anne Porter: Theme; title: Eudora Welty: Atmosphere; title: Frank O'Connor: Form; title: Henry James: On "The beast in the jungle"; title: John V. Hagopian: Symmetry in "Cat in the rain"; title: Marvin Felheim: Meaning and structure in "Bartleby"; title: Mordecai Marcus: Melville's Bartleby as a psychological double; title: Philip Young: Fallen from time: The mythic Rip Van Winkle.