Yearbook of Comparative and General literature

Sommaire: Articles. Mutability : E. Eoyang & D. M. Hertz, "Mutability aroud the World"; D. Damrosch, ""Though IT Was Jade, Though It Was Gold": Mutability in Aztec Poetry"; G. Gillepsie, "Illustrating the Theme of Transcience in Brentano's Poem “Schwanenlied”"; C. Kronfeld, "Hyphenated States: Metaphor as Poetics of Survival in the World of Yehuda Amichai"; A. Pettersson, "Gunnar Ekelöf’s “For the Night Comes”"; H. Hirata, "Fueki-Ryûkô (immutability and change) in Bashô Poetics and Poetry"; K. Komar, "Mutability in Wallace Stevens’s “Sunday Morning”"; J. Ricapito, "Mutability: The Case of Francisco de Quevedo y Villegas"; E. Eoyang, "The Theme of Mutability in Three Chinese Poems"; D. M. Hertz, "Two Meanings of Mutability in Montale’s “La primavera hitleriana”"; C. Brown, "Puerto Vallarta Notes: Osip Mandelstam’s “Tristia” (1918)". Architecture, Music, and the Chicago Schooll D. M Hertz, Editor’s Note, L. K. Eaton, "Frank Lloyd Wright: Music and Mathematics"; S. Larson & M. Johnson, "Architectural Metaphors in Music Discourse and music Experience". Departments: In Memoriam: U. Weisstein, "György Mihaly Vajda (1914-2001)"; Horst Frenz Prize Essay, 2002, L. Oukaderova, "Money, Translation and Subjectivity in Isaak Babel’s “Guy de Maupassant”".