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Chikamatsu Monzaemon II:34,
II:52–54, II:131–132
Chilam Balam, Books of II:25–26,
II:54–55
Chilam Balam of Chumayel, Book of
II:25–26
Chilam Balam of Mani, Book of
II:54–55
Chilam Balam of Tizimin, Book of
II:54
Childhood (Chamoiseau). See Antan
d’enfance
Childhood (Sarraute) III:387
Childhood (Tolstoy) III:428
The Childhood of Lovers (Pasternak)
III:341
Child of All Nations (Toer) III:427
Child of Fortune (Tsushima) III:431
Child of God (Dagˇlarca) III:108
The Child of Pleasure (D’Annunzio)
III:110
Child of War, Woman of Peace (Hayslip)
III:199
children
drama for III:58, III:242
film for III:29
letters for III:51
literature for III:15, III:27, III:52,
III:115, III:116, III:135, III:186,
III:198, III:251, III:270, III:279,
III:302, III:327, III:329, III:333,
III:365, III:380–381, III:409,
III:434, III:460
in romanticism III:374
TV programs for III:323
Children and Fools (Fried) III:153
Children of Heracles (Euripides) I:102
Children of Lir I:200
“Children of Manuhiki, Arise”
(Kauraka) III:237
Children of the Alley (Mahfouz) III:273
The Children of the Sabbath (Hébert).
See Les Enfants du du Sabbat
Children of the Soil (Sienkiewicz)
III:401
Children of the Sun (Gorky) III:178
Children of Tuirenn I:200
Children’s and Household Tales (Grimm
and Grimm) III:181–182
“Child’s Play” (Higuchi) III:204
Child’s Play (Malouf) III:277
Chilean literature II:210
Chilean National Prize for Literature
III:123
Chilean writers III:122–123, III:296,
III:318–319
Chills (Akhmadulina) III:10
The Chimeras (Nerval) III:320
chimiky’ana’kowa I:299
China
censorship in II:159, III:47,
III:406, III:426
Cultural Revolution in III:47,
III:52, III:91, III:119, III:158,
III:256, III:300, III:406, III:425
China (periodical) III:119, III:120
China in Her Prime (Tian) III:426
China Reconstructs (periodical) III:158
Chin Ching-mai III:406
Chinese literature
magic realism in III:300
modernism in III:47, III:158,
III:299–300, III:366
postmodernism in III:300
realism in III:366–367
socialist realism in III:405–406
symbolism in III:300
works
through 13th century
I:51–52, I:252–253
14th through 18th centuries
II:125–126
writers
through 13th century
I:37–38, I:60–61, I:73–75,
I:104–105, I:111–112,
I:121–123, I:164–166,
I:168–172, I:226–227,
I:254–255, I:264, I:289–292,
I:297, I:324–327, I:334–335,
I:337–338, I:340
14th through 18th centuries
II:40–43, II:158–159,
II:164–165, II:268–269,
II:269–270, II:281–282,
II:307–310, II:310, II:312
19th and 20th centuries
III:34, III:47, III:51–52,
III:91, III:119–120, III:144,
III:158–159, III:209–210,
III:210–211, III:256–257,
III:264, III:265–266,
III:297–298, III:425–426,
III:459–460
Chinese Writers Association III:158,
III:256, III:297, III:425
Chinook myths and tales I:63–64
Chin Ping Mei I:325
Chinsa II:152
chin-shih. See jinshi
Chiotki (Akhmatova) III:11
Chippewa. See Ojibway myths and
legends
chivalry I:64–66
and Arthurian romance I:65, I:67
Crusades and I:80
and Holy Grail I:130
influence of I:107, I:116,
I:124–125, I:269, I:329, II:270,
II:284
in Middle Ages I:189
origins of I:257
practitioners of II:171
Renaissance adaptations of II:45
troubadour songs and I:146
works on I:112, I:147, I:212, I:260,
I:285, I:318, II:271
The Choephori (Aeschylus) I:5
Choice of the Elect (Giraudoux) III:169
Choirs (Arghezi) III:26–27
“Cholera” (Mala’ika) III:274–275
Cholmondeley Award for Poetry III:51,
III:105
Chong Hasang II:130
Chongjo (king of Korea) II:130
Chong Zhen (Ch’ung-chen; emperor of
China) II:141
chonin II:126
Choon Huang Jun II:55
“Choose” (Kabbani) III:231
Chopin, Frédéric III:383
Chopinel, Jean. See Jean de Meun
Chrétien de Troyes I:67–69
influence of I:68, I:115, I:124,
I:131, I:329, II:171
influences on I:201, I:311
and medieval romance I:190,
I:258
works by I:65–66, I:130–131,
II:271
Christ and Satan I:217
The Christian Faith (Ruusbroec) II:255
Christiani, Johann Rudolph III:146
Christianity. See also saints
converts to I:29, I:30–31, II:181,
II:209
critics of I:248
Crusades and I:79–81
in Enlightenment II:138
existentialism and III:136
Holy Grail and I:130
influence of I:65, I:124,
II:128–129, II:135–136, III:9–10
influences on I:249
Middle Ages and I:189
modern view of III:298
in Roman Empire I:243
spread of I:79, I:86, I:109, I:152,
I:157
works on II:216, II:218, III:324,
III:325
Christian literature, allegory in II:6
The Christian Philosopher (Mather)
II:178, II:179
Christian VIII (king of Denmark)
III:20
528 Cumulative Index
Christina (queen of Sweden) II:72
Christine de Pisan. See Pisan, Christine
de
“A Christmas Cradle” (Lope de Vega)
II:163
Christ on the Mount of Olives (Nerval)
III:319–320
Christophe, Henri (king of northern
Haiti) III:78
Chronicle (Apollodorus) I:17
Chronicle (Jean de Joinville) I:80
Chronicle of a Death Foretold (García
Márquez) III:162
Chronicle of the Battle of Ichinotani
II:132
Chronicle of the Romanians, Moldavians,
and Vlachs (Cantemir) II:40
Chronicle of the Seven Sorrows
(Chamoiseau). See Chronique des sept
misères
Chronicles (Froissart) II:97
Chronique des sept misères (Chronicle of
the Seven Sorrows; Chamoiseau)
III:85, III:86
chuan-chi. See zhuanji
ch’uan-ch’ I. See chuanqi
chuanqi (tales of wonder) 136
Chubb, Thomas Caldecot I:14–15
Chudakov, Aleksandar III:90
Ch’u Elegies. See Qu Elegies
Chughtai, Ismat III:92
Chung-cheng hsiao-tzu lien-huan chien
(The Repeated Admonition of an
Upright Devoted Son; Luo
Guanzhong) II:164–165
Chun Hyang (film) II:55
The Church (Hus). See De Ecclesia
Church on the Mountain (Gunnarsson)
III:187
Ch`usa. See Kim Jung Hee
ch’usach’e II:136
Chushingura (The 47 Ronin; Takeda,
Miyoshi, and Namiki) II:131, II:281
La Chute (The Fall; Camus) III:75
La Chute d’un Ange (Lamartine). See An
Angel’s Fall
Ch’ü Yu. See Qu You
ci (tz’u; poetry) I:171, I:226, I:291, I:327
Cicero, Marcus Tullius I:69–71
contemporaries of I:130, I:299
influence of I:29, I:30, I:167, I:242,
I:293, II:20, II:56, II:62, II:97,
II:115, II:221, II:294, III:94
influences on I:23, I:101, I:302
literary criticism by I:125
literary criticism on I:12
opinions expressed by I:173
translations of I:167
works on I:177, I:245
Le Cid (Corneille) I:72, II:2, II:63–64,
II:202
Cid, El I:71–73, I:190, II:63
Cid Campeador. See Cid, El
“Cigarettes” (Mishima) III:295
Cikectabea de Poemas (Neto) III:320
Cimitrul Buna-Vestire (Arghezi) III:27
“Cinderella” (Grimm and Grimm)
III:182
“Cinderella” (Perrault) II:221
Cinna (Corneille) II:64
Cinq-Mars (Vigny) III:443
“Il Cinque Maggio” (Manzoni) III:284
Cioso (Ferreira) II:94
The Circle Game (Atwood) III:32
The Circle of Reason (Ghosh) III:166
Circulo (Ibn al-Khatı¯b) II:117
The Cistern (Seferis). See E Sterma
Citizen Kane (film) III:154
The City and the House (Ginzburg)
III:168
The City in Tears (Seifert) III:394
City of God (Augustine) I:30, I:31
City of Kings (Castellanos) III:79
City of Night (Rechy) I:233
The City of the Sun (Campanella) II:39,
II:293
City Theater of Leipzig III:59
Civilization and Its Discontents (Freud)
III:152
Civil Rights movement III:3, III:353
Civil War (Lucan). See Pharsalia
Cixous, Hélène III:92–94, III:143,
III:264
Claiming an Identity They Taught Me to
Despise (Cliff) III:95
Claire Lenoire (Villiers) III:444
Clare, Monica III:3
Clare of Assisi, Saint I:107
“Clare Savage as a Crossroads
Character” (Cliff) III:95
Clarimonde (Gautier). See La Mort
amoreuse
Clarissa (Richardson) I:66, II:207,
II:245–246
Clarke, Howard W. I:133–134
classical epics I:97
classicism II:55–56, III:94
French. See neoclassicism
humanism and II:56, II:115
influence of II:277, III:36
practitioners of II:226, III:208,
III:224
Renaissance and II:244, III:93–94
v. romanticism III:212
Claudel, Paul III:95
friends and colleagues of III:348
influences on III:419
Claude’s Confession (Zola) La
Confession de Claude
Claudine novels (Colette) III:99
Claudius (emperor of Rome)
contemporaries of I:234
influence of II:50
influences on I:172
reign of I:275
works on I:294
Clayton, Stephen III:3
Cleanness. See Purity (Pearl poet)
Clear Light of Day (Desai) III:115
Clélie (Scudéry) II:264
Clemens-Brentano Prize III:243
Clement of Alexandria I:174
Clement VII (pope) II:7
Cleon of Athens I:20, I:308
Cleopatra I:92
“Cliff” (Ishigaki) III:223
Cliff, Michelle III:95–96
Clifford, James II:280
Cligés (Chrétien de Troyes) I:68
Clingman, Stephen III:177
The Cloak (Naubert). See Der Kurze
Mantel
cloak-and-sword plays (capa y espada)
II:162
Close Sesame (Farrah) III:142
“A Cloud in Trousers” (Mayakovsky)
III:287
“The Cloud Messenger” (Kalidasa). See
“Megha Duuta”
The Cloud of Unknowing II:56–57,
II:129
Clouds (Aristophanes) I:20, I:282
Clovek Zahrada Sirá (Man: A Broad
Garden; Kundera) III:245
The Clown (Böll). See Ansichten eines
Clowns
The Coach, or the Debate on Love
(Marguerite de Navarre). See La
Coche, ou le Debat sur l’Amour
The Coast of Utopia (Stoppard) III:202
La Coche, ou le Debat sur l’Amour (The
Coach, or the Debate on Love;
Marguerite de Navarre) II:173
“The Cock and the Pearl” (Phaedrus)
I:235
Cocteau, Jean III:96–97
friends and colleagues of III:164,
III:389, III:439
influence of III:22, III:103
Codicil of Jean de Meun (Jean de Meun)
I:147
Coetzee, Jacobus III:97
Coetzee, J(ohn) M. III:97–98
literary criticism by III:64, III:250
literary criticism on III:64
Coffee Mill (Krylov) II:142
Cumulative Index 529
Coffin Texts I:53
Cognitive Space and Patterns of Deceit in
La Fontaine’s Contes (Grisé) II:148
Cohen, Abraham I:295–296
A Coin in Nine Hands (Yourcenar). See
Denier du rêve
Colby, William III:141
“Cold Is the North” (Li He) I:169
Cold Nights (Ba Jin) III:34
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor
influences on I:6, I:306, II:17,
II:84, II:296
literary criticism by II:44
Colet, Louise III:147
Colette III:98–99, III:145
Colima Award for Best Novel (Mexico)
III:16
Collected Poems (Feng Zhi) III:144
Collected Stories, 1935–1963 (Sargeson)
III:386
The Collected Works of Billy the Kid
(Ondaatje) III:334
Collection of Best Secular and Folk Songs
(Dmitriev) II:77
Collection of Old and New Japanese
Poems. See Kokinshu
A Collection of Plays and Poems, by the
Late Colonel Robert Munford
(Munford) II:198
The Collectors of Treasures (Head)
III:200
Collège de Sociologie III:260
The Colliget (Averroës) I:33
Collin, Jonas III:20
Collymore, Frank III:100, III:254,
III:446
La Colmena (The Hive; Cela) III:82,
III:331
Colombe (Anouilh) III:22
Colombo, Christoforo. See Columbus,
Christopher
Colón, Cristóbal. See Columbus,
Christopher
Colonel Jack (Defoe) II:70
colonialism and exploration. See also
postcolonialism
in Africa II:246
in Australia II:284, II:304
impact on Native Americans II:6,
II:35, II:36, II:58, II:151–152
in India II:246
and Négritude III:120
in North America II:17, II:35–36,
II:44, II:45, II:57–58, II:112,
II:273, II:306
in South and Central America
II:6, II:43–44, II:57–58, II:64–65,
II:74, II:124–125, II:159, II:164,
II:180, II:184, II:203–204, II:210,
II:230, II:235, II:249, II:295
in South Pacific II:230–231
views on III:142
works on III:84, III:85, III:97–98,
III:241, III:290, III:316–317,
III:318, III:321–322, III:332–333,
III:389, III:395, III:396, III:410,
III:460
Colonialism and Neo-Colonialism
(Sartre) III:389
The Colonizer and the Colonized
(Memmi) III:290
Colonna, Vittoria II:187
A Color for Solitude (Bhatt) III:51
The Color of Summer (Arenas) III:26
“Colours” (Tanikawa) III:423
Coltraine, John III:288
“Columbia, Columbia, to Glory Arise”
(Dwight) II:79
Columbus, Christopher II:57–58
influence of II:295, II:302
influences on I:247
works on II:152, III:269
The Column (periodical). See Die
Kolonne
“Come, Africa” (Faiz) III:140
comedia II:161–162
Comédie-Française II:190, II:191,
II:240
La Comédie humaine (The Human
Comedy; Balzac) III:38, III:366
The Comedy of Bristo (Ferreira) II:94
The Comedy of Death (Gautier) III:163
The Comedy of Errors (Shakespeare)
I:240, II:266
comedy of manners II:58–59, II:254
Comedy of the Florentine Nuns
(Boccaccio) II:23
Comenius, Johann Amos II:59–60
Comento de’ miei sonetti (Comment on
My Sonnets; Medici) II:182
Comical Mystery (Fo) III:148
Coming, Coming Home: Conversations II
(Lamming) III:255
“The Coming Back of the Assassinated
Poet” (Alberti) III:13
Coming through Slaughter (Ondaatje)
III:334
“Coming to Writing” (Cixous)
III:93–94
commedia dell’arte II:60, II:127
commedia erudita II:60
Commentaries on the Attic Orators
(Dionysius of Halicarnassus) I:93
Commentary on Lucius Anneas Seneca’s
Two Books on Clemency (Calvin)
II:37
Commentary on Romans by Philipp
Melanchthon (Melanchthon) II:183
Commentary on the Civil War (Caesar)
I:58, I:59
Commentary on the Inca (La Vega)
I:199
Commentary on the Timaeus (Proclus)
I:249
Commentary on the War in Gaul
(Caesar). See De Bello Gallico
Comment on My Sonnets (Medici). See
Comento de’ miei sonetti
Committee of Peasant Unity (CUC)
III:290–291
Commodus, Emperor I:110
Common Sense (Paine) II:212–214
Commonwealth Literary Fund Awards
III:239
Commonwealth Poetry Prize III:51,
III:105, III:263, III:334, III:398
Commonwealth Writers Prize III:77,
III:147, III:166, III:297
communism, works on III:304, III:408
Communist and socialist authors
III:1–2, III:25, III:44, III:60–61,
III:91–92, III:119–120, III:130,
III:140, III:158–159, III:178–179,
III:204–205, III:228–229, III:241–242,
III:247, III:256–257, III:265–266,
III:280, III:287–288, III:288–289,
III:297–298, III:336, III:346–347,
III:356, III:367, III:398–399, III:400,
III:425–426, III:451, III:454–455
Communist Party
enemies of III:62
members of III:2, III:13, III:25,
III:44, III:59, III:60, III:84,
III:91, III:111, III:119, III:127,
III:131, III:143, III:245, III:287,
III:351, III:361, III:384, III:395,
III:400, III:425, III:426, III:434,
III:440
persecution of in United States
III:281
supporters of III:43, III:388
Companion of the Order of Canada
III:112
Companions of the Day and Night
(Harris) III:193
Companion to Education (periodical)
II:105
Compassion (Pérez Galdós) III:347
La Compiuta Donzella. See Donzella,
Compiuta
A Complete Account of the Settlement at
Port Jackson (Tench) II:284
The Complete Perfectionist (Jiménez)
III:227
Complete Poems (Olmedo). See Poésias
completas
Complete Sonnets (Quental) III:363
The Complete Works of Louise Labé of
Lyon (Labé) II:144–145
composers III:206
530 Cumulative Index
Comus (Milton) II:188
“Concepts of the Caribbean”
(Lamming) III:255
Concerning the Angels (Alberti) III:13
Concerning the Origin and Location of
the Germans (Tacitus) I:293
Concerning the Ruin of Britain (Gildas)
I:112
Concerning the System of the
Mohammedan Religion (Cantemir)
II:40
Conchobar Mac Nessa (king of Ulster)
I:200
Conclusive Evidence (Nabokov) III:309
Concolorcorvo II:43
Concord (Kochanowski) II:140
concrete movement III:173, III:323
Condé, duc de II:145
Condé, Maryse III:100–101
Condé, prince de II:190
El condenado por desconfiado (The
Doubted Damned; Tirso de Molina)
II:287
Condillac II:76
Le Con d’Irène (Aragon) III:25
Condorcet, Antoine-Nicolas de
II:83
The Conference of the Birds (`Atta¯r)
I:25–26
Confesionario (Regulations for the
Confessors of Spaniards; Las Casas)
II:152
Confessio Amantis (Lover’s Confession;
Gower) I:261, II:106–107
La Confession de Claude (Claude’s
Confession; Zola) III:462
La Confession d’un enfant du siècle
(Confessions of a Child of the Century;
Musset) III:308
Confessions (Augustine) I:29, I:30–31,
II:222
Confessions (Rousseau) II:251, III:375
Confessions of a Child of the Century
(Musset). See La Confession d’un
enfant du siècle
Confessions of a Hooligan (Yesenin)
III:457
Confessions of Amant (Gower) II:51
Confessions of a Mask (Mishima)
III:295
Confessions of Felix Krull (T. Mann)
III:282
Confessions of Zeno (Svevo). See La
Coscienza di Zeno
Confiant, Raphaël III:84–85, III:353
Confucianism
critics of III:299
influence of II:43, II:152, II:264,
III:210, III:265
works on III:303
Confucius I:73–75
Book of Songs and I:51, I:52, I:74
contemporaries of I:165
family of II:141
influence of I:38, I:74, I:104, I:122,
I:171, I:297
philosophy of I:74–75
“A Congratulatory Ode on the Occasion
of the Feast of Sacrifices” (al-
Mutanabbi) I:196
Congress of South African Writers
III:275
Congreve, William II:59
Conics (Euclid) I:101
Conjuração Mineira II:100
Connery, Sean III:129
conocimientos de los Tiempos (Koenig
and Peralta) II:220
The Conquerors (Malraux) III:278
The Conquest of Canaan (Dwight) II:79
Conquest of Constantinople (Robert of
Clari) I:80
The Conquest of Gaul (Caesar). See De
Bello Gallico
The Conquest of Istanbul (Dagˇlarca)
III:108
The Conquest of New Granada (Jiménez
de Quesada) II:124–125
Conquest of the West Indies (López de
Gómara) II:164
La Conquête de Constantinople
(Villehardouin) I:319
Conrad, Joseph III:73, III:311, III:381
The Conscious Lovers (Steele) I:300
Conservateur Littéraire (periodical)
III:212
Considerations on the Causes of the
Greatness of the Romans and Their
Decline (Montesquieu) II:194
Considerations on the Discourses of
Machiavelli (Guicciardini) II:108
Considerations sur la Révolution
Française (Thoughts on the French
Revolution; Staël) III:411
The Consolation of Philosophy
(Boethius). See De consolatione
philosophiae
The Conspiracy of Catiline (Sallust)
I:270–271
Constance, Gertrud Anna III:153
Constant, Benjamin III:412
Constant de Rebecque, Benjamin
III:102
Constantia. See Murray, Judith Sargent
Constantine (prince of Byzantium)
I:15–16
Constitution, U.S.
influences on II:194, II:293
supporters of II:75
Constitutional Convention, U.S. II:96
The Constitution of the Lacedaemonians
(Xenophon) I:333
The Constraint of What Is Not
Compulsory (Al-Ma`rrı¯) I:181
Contares Mexicanos (Mexican Songs)
I:209
Il Conte de Carmagnola (Manzoni)
III:284
“Un conte de la nuit” (Rabéarivelo)
III:364
conte moral II:120
“Contemplations” (Bradstreet) II:30
The Contemporaneos III:429–430
The Contemporary (periodical) III:91
Contemporary Novelists (Rowland)
III:112–113
Contes à Ninon (Stories for Ninon; Zola)
III:462
Contes de ma Mère l’Oye (Tales of
Mother Goose; Perrault) II:221
Contes d’Espagne et d’Italie (Musset)
III:308
Contes et nouvelles en vers (Tales and
Novels in Verse; La Fontaine) II:148
Conti, prince de II:190
Continental Congress, delegates to
II:95, II:122
“Continuation” (Nortje) III:327
Continuation of the History of Aufidius
Bassas (Pliny the Elder) I:241
Contra academicos (Against the
Skeptics; Augustine) I:29
Contra Arianos liber unus (A Work
Against Arians; Fulgentius) I:109
Contradictions, Oppositions and Denials
in the Life of the Mind (Pascal) II:217
Contrasts (Allfrey) III:17
Contre Sainte-Beuve (Proust) III:357
Conventions II:217
Conversation for the Freemasons
(Lessing) II:158
Conversation in a Train, and Other
Critical Writings (Sargeson) III:386
Conversations at Curlow Creek (Malouf)
III:277
Conversations with Indian Poets (Souza)
III:409
Conversation with a Dinosaur (Kirsch).
See Gesprach mit dem Saurier
The Conversion of St. Paul II:67
conversion plays II:67
Convivio (Banquet; Dante) I:83
Cook, Ebenezer II:60–61
Cook, James II:16
Cook, Robert I:285
Cooke, E. See Cook, Ebenezer
Coolidge, Olivia I:71, I:177, I:320
Coolie (Anand) III:19
“Coolness” (Lasker-Schüler) III:257
Cumulative Index 531
Cooper, Anthony Ashley. See
Shaftsbury, Anthony Ashley Cooper,
third earl of
Cooper, Carolyn III:49
Cop, Nicolas II:37
Copernican Theory II:62, II:99
Copernicus (Armitage) II:62
Copernicus, Nicolaus II:61–63
critics of II:166
friends and colleagues of II:32
influence of II:32, II:99
Renaissance and II:244
works on II:33, II:160, III:459
Copies (Seferis) III:394
Copland, William II:287
Copley, Frank O. I:178–179
Corbaccio (Old Crow; Boccaccio) II:23
La corde raide (The Tightrope; Simon)
III:402
Corinna I:236
“Corinna’s Going A Maying” (Herrick)
I:62
Corinne (Staël) III:412
Corinthian Culture Prize III:192
Coriolanus (Shakespeare) III:180
Corneille, Pierre II:63–64
friends and colleagues of II:25,
II:241
influence of II:174, II:220
influences on I:72, I:203, II:254
literary criticism on II:2, II:299
neoclassicism and II:56, II:202,
III:375
and unities II:292
Corneille, Thomas II:64
Coronation (Donoso) III:122
La corona trágica (The Tragic Queen;
Lope de Vega) II:162
The Corpse on the Throne (Becher). See
Der Leichnam auf dem Thron
Correction (Bernhard). See Korrektur
correspondence I:38, I:70, I:93, I:104,
I:243, I:293, II:7, II:17, II:46, II:107,
II:204, II:251, II:265–266, II:303,
III:357. See also entries under Letters
Corriere Lombardo Prize III:303
corroboree III:3
Cortázar, Julio III:102–103
forerunners of III:111
influences on III:56
Cortés, Hernán II:64–65
associates of II:74, II:159,
II:164
life of II:36, II:203–204, II:235
works on II:164, III:269
Cortés, Martín II:164
Cortigiana (The Courtesan; Aretino)
II:8
Corydon (Gide) III:167
La Coscienza di Zeno (Confessions of
Zeno; Svevo) III:418
Cosmographiae Introductio
(Waldseemüller) II:295
Cosmos (Gombrowicz) III:173
Costa, Cláudio Manuel de II:100
Coster, Simon II:31
Costumbrismo III:104
Cotton, John II:178, II:179
Cotton, Maria II:179
Coudenberg, Vrank van II:254
Coulanges, Marie de II:265
Council of Clermont I:79, I:80
Council of Trent II:282
“Councilor Krespel” (Hoffmann)
III:206
The Counterfeiters (Gide) III:168
Counter-Reformation II:71, II:282,
II:284–285
Countess of Dia I:312–313
The Countess of Pembroke’s Arcadia
(Sidney) II:270
The Countess of Tende (Lafayette)
II:147
“Counting the Stars” (Yun) III:460
“The Country Mouse and the City
Mouse” (Aesop) I:8
The Country Wife (Wycherley) II:59
The Country Without Music (Hasluck)
III:195
Un Coup de dés Jamais n’abolira le
hasard (Mallarmé) III:276
Le Coup de grâce (Yourcenar) III:459
Coursebook (periodical). See Kursbuch
The Courtesan (Aretino). See Cortigiana
The Courtier (Castiglione) II:45–46,
II:71
courtly love I:64–66
and Arthurian romance I:65–66,
I:67, I:68
chivalry and I:189
influence of I:116, I:269, I:313,
I:329, II:210
influences on I:229
origins of I:257
troubadour songs and I:146, I:311,
I:318
works on I:43, I:147, I:259–261,
I:318, II:270, II:271
Cousin Bette (Balzac). See La Cousine
Bette
La Cousine Bette (Cousin Bette; Balzac)
III:38
Coverdale, Linda III:86
Coverley,Mrs.Eric.See Bennett, Louise
Covey, C. II:35
Coward, David I:267
The Cowards (
ˇ
Skvoreck´y) III:403–404
“Coyote and Junco” I:341
Coyote tales
Hopi I:75–77, I:205, I:313
White Mountain Apache I:328
Zuni I:299
“Crabs” (Carey) III:77
Cracraft, James II:232
Crane, Ralph III:227
Cranmer-Byng, L. I:227
Crassus I:57
“Craven” (Han Yu) I:123
Crayencour, Marguerite de. See
Yourcenar, Marguerite
Creation by the Sword (Sri Sri) III:411
Creation Fire (Espinet) III:135
creation myths
Finnish I:152
Indian I:152
Mayan II:180, II:229
Native-American I:75, I:77–79,
I:223, I:299, I:314, I:328, I:341
Oceanic I:205–207
oral tradition and I:223
Creation Myths of Primitive America
(Curtin) I:78
Creation of Adam and Eve II:66
Creations (Nikolev) II:205
Creole Folktales (Chamoiseau) III:86
Créolité movement III:85
Le Crève-Coeur (Aragon) III:25
Crèvecoeur, J. Hector St. John de II:65
Crèvecoeur, Michel-Guillaume-Jean de.
See Crèvecoeur, J. Hector St. John de
Crime and Punishment (Dostoyevsky)
III:124
O crime do padre Amaro (The Sin of
Father Amaro; Queiróa) III:362
The Crime of S. Karma (Abe) III:2
The Crimson Island (Bulgakov) III:69
Crispus, Gaius Sallustius. See Sallust
Cristóbal de Molina I:199
Criterion (periodical) III:19
Critical-Analytical Studies of Metal and
Stone Inscriptions (Li and Zhao)
I:170
critics. See Art critics; literary critics
Critic’s Prize III:372–373
A Critique of Judgment (Kant) II:134
A Critique of Practical Reason (Kant)
II:133
A Critique of Pure Reason (Kant)
II:132–134
Croatian literature II:177–178
Croce, Benedetto III:301
Crockett, Roger III:128
Croesus (king of Lydia) I:6
Cromwell (Hugo) III:212, III:375
“Crónica de Chac-Xulub-Chen” II:54
Crónica de la conquista de la Nueva
España (López de Gómara) II:164
532 Cumulative Index
Crónica de los muy nombrados Omiche y
Haradin Barbarrojas (López de
Gómara) II:164
Crónica de veinte reyes I:72
Cronin, Jeremy III:104–105, III:114
Cronopios and Famas (Cortázar)
III:103
Cronos I:202, I:203
Crossing Borders (Menchú) III:291
Crossing the Mangrove (Condé) III:101
Crossing the Peninsula and Other Poems
(Lim) III:263
Cross Purpose (Camus) III:74
A Crow and a Fox (Krylov) II:142
Crowds and Power (Canetti) III:75
Crow Indian creation myths I:78
Crusades I:79–81
chivalric code and I:65
goals of I:189
impact of I:257, I:311
participants in I:107, I:146, I:318,
I:319
works on I:284
Crusts (Claudel). See Le Pain dur
Cruz, Sor Juana Inés de la II:65–66
Cruz e Sousa, Joa¯o III:376
Cruz Oliveira, José Auto da III:362
The Cry (Munch) III:138
Cry, the Beloved Country (Paton)
III:342
“Cry Mercy” (Brasch) III:57
The Crystal Carrot (Mo) III:297
The Crystal Frontier (Fuentes) III:155
Ctesias I:92
Ctesiphon I:90
Los cuatro jinetes del Apocalipsis (The
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse;
Blasco) III:54
Cuauhtlaptalzén II:196
Cuba, censorship in III:72
Cubana (Yáñez, ed.) III:455
Cuban literature III:26, III:72,
III:78–79, III:184, III:455
Cuban National Prize for Literature
III:184
cubism III:23, III:96, III:251
The Cubist Painters (Apollinaire) III:23
CUC. See Committee of Peasant Unity
Cu Chulainn I:200
La Cuestión Palpitane (Pardo Bazán)
III:340
cuicahuicque I:208
cuicamatl I:208
Cultural Life in Modern America
(Hamsun). See Fra det Moderne
Amerikas Aansliv
Cultural Revolution. See China
Cumani, Maria III:361
Cumhuriyet (Republic; periodical)
III:239
Cummings, E. E. III:150, III:419
The Cunning Man (Davies) III:113
Cura Pastoralis (Gregory) I:11
Curiositiés esthétiques (Aesthetic
Curiosities; Baudelaire) III:42
Curnow, Allen III:105
Curtin, Jeremiah I:78
Curzon, Daniel I:233
Cushing, Frank Hamilton I:299
Cut Glass and Blown Glass (Hayashi
Kyo¯ko) III:198
Cutter, John II:82
Cuvinte Potrivite (Arghezi) III:26
Cycle of Kings I:199, I:201
cycle plays II:66–68
Cyclopedia II:76
Cynddlew I:39
Cynewulf I:217
Cyrano de Bergerac (Rostand) II:21
Cyril I:225
The Cyropaedia (Xenophon) I:333
Cyrus (prince of Persia) I:332, I:333
Czaczkes, Shmuel Yosef. See Agnon,
Samuel Joseph
Czechoslovakia, censorship in III:245,
III:394, III:403–404
Czech writers II:59, II:116, III:197,
III:232–233, III:394–395, III:403–404
D
Dada III:107
figures associated with III:25,
III:28, III:131, III:434
influence of III:25, III:140,
III:259–260, III:394, III:411
and Theatre of the Absurd III:424
Dagˇlarca, Fazil Hüsnü III:107–108
Daibu, Lady I:82
Daily Telegraph (periodical) III:377
The Dailyu Daily (Guillén) III:185
Dáire, Tadhg Mac I:39
“The Dairy Maid and Her Milk Can”
(Aesop) I:7–8
Dai Wangshu III:367
Dakar World Festival of Negro Arts
III:326
Dalí, Salvador III:411
Dalit literature III:19, III:109,
III:117–118, III:353
Dalit Panthers III:109, III:118
Dal tuo al Mio (Varga) III:442
La dama boba (The Lady Nit-Wit; Lope
de Vega) II:162
Damas, Léon-Gontran III:84, III:317
Damasus (pope) I:148
Damned for Despair (Tirso de Molina)
II:288
Damon (Lessing) II:157
Dance of the Happy Shades (Munro)
III:305
The Dancing Girl (Mori) III:303
The Dancing Socrates, and Other Poems
(Tuwim) III:434
Dangerlok (Souza) III:409
A Dangerous Encounter (Jünger) III:230
Dangerous Liaisons (Laclos). See Les
Liasons dangereuses
“The Dangerous Neighbor” (Pushkin).
See “Opasnyi sosed”
Daniel, Arnaut. See Arnaut Daniel
Daniélou, Alain I:155, I:156
Danish literature III:20–21, III:118
D’Annunzio, Gabriele III:99,
III:109–110, III:296
Danso¯ (periodical) III:222
Dante Alighieri I:83–85
allegory in II:6
classicism in II:56
contemporaries of I:14, I:143,
I:167
editors of II:20
epic genre and II:87
influence of I:66, I:190, II:22–23,
II:50, II:172, II:223, II:226,
III:38, III:163, III:447
influences on I:25, I:85, I:203,
I:229, I:235, I:250, I:313, I:322
literary criticism by II:222, II:225
literary criticism on I:84–85,
I:128, II:22, II:182, II:223,
III:260
themes of I:66
works by I:97, I:318, II:182
works on I:14
Dantons Tod (Danton’s Death; Büchner)
III:68
Danzig trilogy (Grass) III:179–180
Daodejing (Tao Te Ching; Laozi)
I:165–166
Daoism (Taoism)
founding of I:165
influence of I:104, I:122, I:168,
I:264, I:291, I:334, II:43, III:210
tenets of I:165–166
Daphnis and Chloë (Longus)
I:174–175, II:247
Darío, Rubén III:110–111
comparable writers III:363
and Generation of 1898 III:163
influences on III:47
and Latin-American modernism
III:299, III:376
literary criticism on III:269
Cumulative Index 533
Dario Fo: People’s Court Jester (Mitchell)
III:149
Dark Age I:190
The Dark Bird (Burkart). See Der dünkel
Vo gel
“Darkness within the Light” (Kauraka)
III:237
Dark Night of the Soul (St. John of the
Cross) II:126
A Dark Night’s Passing (Shiga) III:399
Dark Testament (Abrahams) III:5
Darwin, Charles III:298
Darwish, Mahmud III:111–112
Das, Kamala III:409
Da Silva da Silva’s Cultivated Wilderness
(Harris) III:193–194
Data (Euclid) I:101
Daudet, Alphonse III:210
Daughter of Fortune (Allende) III:16
Daughter of Isis (Sadawi) III:380
Daughter of the Sea (Castro) III:80
The Daughters of Fire (Nerval). See Les
filles du feu
Daurat, Jean II:225
Davanzati, Chiaro I:85, I:85–86
David (Michelangelo) II:186
David Copperfield (Dickens) III:343
David of Sassoun I:86–87
Davidson, Cathy N. II:31
David’s Psalms (Rej) II:243
David’s Story (Wicomb) III:449
Davies, Robertson III:112–113
Davies, Rosalind II:15
Davis, Elizabeth Gould III:143
Davis, Jack III:3–4
Davis, Miles III:288, III:423
Dawes, Kwame III:58, III:135, III:175
Dawla, Sayfal al- I:196
Dawlah, ‘Ala’ ad- I:34
Dawlah, Shams ad- I:34
The Dawn Is at Hand (Noonuccal)
III:327
Dawson, Raymond I:75
The Day (Parini) II:214–215
da ya (ta ya) I:52
Day after Day (Quasimodo) III:361
The Day Before Yesterday (Agnon) III:9
Daybreak (Nietzsche) III:324
Daye, Angell I:175
The Day of Doom (Wigglesworth)
II:305
Days of Hope (Malraux). See L’Espoir
Days of the Turbins (Bulgakov) III:69
Dazai Osamu III:431
D’Costa, Jean III:369
Deacon Gregor I:224
Dead Man on Campus (
ˇ
Skvoreck´y)
III:404
Dead Roots (Nortje) III:327
Dead Sea Scrolls I:49, I:87–89, I:115
Dead Souls (Gogol) III:172
De Amicitia (On Friendship; Cicero)
I:70
Dean, James III:423
De animae quantitate (On the Greatness
of the Soul; Augustine) I:29
Dear Departed (Yourcenar). See
Souvenirs Pieux
Death and the Compass (Borges) III:56
Death and the Fool (Hofmannsthal). See
Der Tor und der Tod
Death and the King’s Horseman
(Soyinka) III:410
“Death Fugue” (Celan) III:82
Death in Venice (T. Mann) III:281
The Death of Agrippina (Bergerac) II:21
Death of a River Guide (Flanagan)
III:146
The Death of Artemio Cruz (Fuentes)
III:154
Death of a Son (Ndebele) III:317
“The Death of Cuauhtemoc” II:54
The Death of Ivan Ilyich (Tolstoy)
III:429
Death of Oleg Drevlianskii (Ozerov)
II:211
“The Death of Sohrab” (Firdawsı¯)
I:278
The Death of Virgil (Broch). See Der Tod
des Vergil
Death on the Installment Plan (Céline)
III:83
Death’s Duel (Donne) II:78
Deathwatch (Genet) III:164
The Debate Between Folly and Love
(Labé) II:144
De beata virgine dei matre Maria
(Anchieta) II:6
De beata vita (On the Happy Life;
Augustine) I:29
De Bello Gallico (Commentary on the
War in Gaul; Caesar) I:57, I:58–59,
I:130
Debussy, Claude A. III:276
Début et fin de la neige (Beginning and
End of Snow; Bonnefoy) III:55
decadence III:113
figures associated with III:110,
III:189, III:213–214, III:315
in fin de siècle III:145
influence of III:110
influences on III:276
scapigliatura movement and
III:390
symbolism and III:418, III:419
Decades (Livy) II:222
The Decameron (Boccaccio) I:14–15,
I:190, I:232, I:305, II:23–24, II:48
De Casibus Virorum Illustrium
(Boccaccio) II:167
“Declaration” (Bei Dao) III:47
Declaration of Independence, U.S.
authors of II:122
Enlightenment thought in
II:122–123
impact of II:75
De Clementia (On Mercy; Seneca)
I:276
Decolonizing the Mind (Ngugi) III:322
De consolatione philosophiae (The
Consolation of Philosophy; Boethius)
I:11, I:50–51, I:147, II:51
Deconstruction III:355
De Divinatione (On Divination; Cicero)
I:70
De Ecclesia (The Church; Hus) II:116
The Deeds of the Franks I:80
De Ente et Uno (On Being and
Unity;Pico della Mirandola) II:224
“The Deepest Essence of the Soul”
(Hadewijch) I:119
Deep Roots (Nortje) III:328
“Deer Park” (Wang Wei) I:326
deer songs, Yaqui I:78, I:335–337
The Defence of Poesie (Sidney) II:270
Defenders of Peace (Ba Jin) III:34
Defense (Montesquieu) II:194
The Defense and Illustration of the
French Language (Bellay). See La
Deffence et Illustration de la Langue
Françoyse
The Defense of Galileo (Campanella)
II:39
Defense of the Wolves (Enzensberger).
See Verteidigung der Wölfe
The Deferred Time (Bachmann) III:36
La Deffence et Illustration de la Langue
Françoyse (The Defense and
Illustration of the French Language;
Bellay) II:20, II:225–226
The Defiant Muse: Hispanic Feminist
Poets from the Middle Ages to the
Present (Madariaga) III:80
“De Fide” (“Of Life”; Fulgentius) I:109
Defoe, Daniel II:69–70, II:87, III:98,
III:343
De Humanis Corporis Fabrica Libri
Septem (Seven Books on the
Construction of the Human Body;
Vesalius) II:294
The Dehumanization of Art (Ortega y
Gasset) III:336
De immortalitate animae (On the
Immortality of the Soul; Augustine)
I:29
De institutione arithmetica (Principles
of Arithmetic; Boethius) I:50
De institutione musica (Principles of
Music; Boethius) I:50
De Ira (On Anger; Seneca) I:276
534 Cumulative Index
Dejemos hablar al viento (Let the Wind
Speak; Onetti) III:335
De-Ka-Nah-Wi-Da II:70–71
De Kok, Ingrid III:113–114
Delacroix, Eugène III:41
De la littérature (On Literature; Staël)
III:411–412
De l’Allemange (On Germany; Staël)
III:375, III:412
De la Religion (On Religion; Constant
de Rebecque) III:102
“De Laudibus Britanniae” (“In Praise of
Britain”; Skelton) II:272
Deledda, Grazia III:442
De l’esprit de conquête et de l’usurpation
(On the Spirit of Conquest and
Usurpation; Constant de Rebecque)
III:102
De libero arbitrio (On Free Will;
Augustine) I:29–30
“The Delights of Roaming Afar” (Shen
Fu) II:269
The Delights of the Door (Ponge)
III:351
De l’influence des passions (On the
Influence of the Passions; Staël)
III:411
Della Casa, Giovanni II:71
Della famiglia (Alberti) II:3–4
Delphine (Staël) III:412
The Deluge (Sienkiewicz) III:400
De magistro (Augustine) I:30
The Demesne of the Swans (Tsvetaeva)
III:431
Demeter I:203
Demetrius of Phaelerum I:234
Demetz, Peter III:66, III:134
Demian (Hesse) III:203
democracy, origins of I:26
Demon (Lermontov) III:261
Demosthenes I:89–91
contemporaries of I:27, I:140,
I:141
literary criticism on I:173
works on I:90, I:245
Demosthenes: Statesman and Orator
(Worthington) I:90
De musica (On Music; Augustine) I:29
De Mysteriis (Ambrose) I:12
Den africanske farm (Out of Africa;
Dinesen) III:118
De natura Deorum (The Nature of the
Gods; Cicero) I:70
De natura novi orbis (Acosta) II:2
De natura rerum liber (On Nature;
Bede) I:41
Denby, David I:133, I:239, I:281
Dengaku II:143, II:313
Denier du rêve (A Coin in Nine Hands;
Yourcenar) III:459
De Officiis (On Duties; Cicero) I:70
De Officiis ministrorum (Ambrose) I:12
De oratore (On the Orator; Cicero) I:70
De ordine (On Order; Augustine) I:29
Depardieu, Gérard III:127
Dépestre, René III:114
De procuranda indorum salute (Acosta)
II:3
De Providentia (On Fortune; Seneca)
I:276
Deptford trilogy (Davies) III:112
Derain, André III:23
De re Militaria (The Art of Chivalry;
Vegetius) I:147
De re Publica (On the Commonwealth;
Cicero) I:70
De Rerum Natura (On the Nature of
Things; Lucretius) I:100, I:177–179,
I:320
De Revolutionibus Orbium Coelestium
(On the Revolutions of the Heavenly
Spheres; Copernicus) II:62
Le Dernier chouan, ou la Bretagne en
1800 (Balzac) III:38
Les Derniers Rois Mages (The Last Magi;
Condé) III:101
Derrida, Jacques III:40, III:93, III:355
Derzhavin, Gavriil Romanovich
II:71–72
Desai, Anita III:115
Desbordes-Valmore, Marceline
III:115–116
Descartes, René II:72–74
critics of II:296, III:137
friends and colleagues of II:215
influence of II:73, II:275–276
influences on I:277
literary criticism on II:72–73
neoclassicism in II:56
predecessors of II:33
works on III:45
The Descendants of Cain (Hwang Sun-
won) III:214
Deschamps, Eustace II:50, II:297
Deschevaux-Dusmesnil, Suzanne III:45
“Description of a City Shower” (Swift)
II:279
“Description of an American Species of
Certhia, or Creeper” (Bartram) II:17
Description of Moldavia (Cantemir)
II:40
A Description of New England (Smith)
II:273
The Description of the World (Polo)
I:246–248
De Senectute (On Old Age; Cicero) I:70
Desert (Memmi) III:290
“The Deserted Camp” (Labid) I:164
Design for Good Government (Jung Yak
Yong). See Kyongse yp’yo
Desire Under the Elms (O’Neill) I:203
Desolation (Mistral) III:296
Despair (Nabokov) III:310
Destiny’s Journey (Döblin) III:122
Destito, Teresa II:296
Destruction (Ba Jin) III:34
“The Destruction of the First People”
(Sethol) II:181
Detti (Jacopone da Todi) I:144
Il Detto d’Amore I:261
deus ex machina I:24, I:91–92, I:102,
I:286
Deutsches Roulette (German Roulette;
Köhler) III:243
Deutsches Theater, Berlin III:59
Devadas (Chatterji) III:88–89
The Development of Creole Society in
Jamaica (Brathwaite) III:58
The Development of Medieval Aesthetics
(Eco) III:129
Devi, Mahasweta III:116
Devi Bhagavata I:250
The Devil in the Hills (Pavese) III:343
The Devil is Loose! (Maillet) III:274
Devil on the Cross (Ngugi) III:322
The Devil’s Elixir (Hoffmann) III:206
Devonshire, duchess of II:253–254
Devotions (Donne) II:78
De vulgari eloquentia (Eloquence in the
Vernacular; Dante) I:84
Dewey, John III:209, III:210
Dhammachoti, Ussiri III:117
dharma I:46, I:231, I:316
Dharma Shastra I:155, I:231
Dhasal, Namdeo III:109, III:117–118
Diaboliad (Bulgakov) III:69
Les Diaboliques (Barbey) III:39
Diaghilev, Sergey III:96
Dialectic (Abélard) I:1
Dialogh: d’amore (Philosophy of Love;
Hebreo) II:101
Diálogo de los muertos: La causa
académica (Dialogue of the Dead: The
Academic Case; Peralta) II:220
Dialogue between a Philosopher, a
Christian, and a Jew (Abélard) I:1
Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief
Systems of the World (Galileo Galilei)
II:99–100
“Dialogue in the Mountains” (Li Bai)
I:168
Dialogue of the Dead: The Academic
Case (Peralta). See Diálogo de los
muertos: La causa académica
Dialogue on Nobility (Parini) II:214
Dialogue on Orators (Tacitus) I:254
Dialogues (Tasso) II:282
Dialogues of the Gods (Lucian) I:176
Dialogus de Oratoribus (Tacitus) I:293
Diamant, Dora III:232
Cumulative Index 535
Diana I:202
Diana enamorada (Montemayor)
II:217
Diana’s Hunt (Boccaccio) II:23
Diaries 1899–1941 (Musil) III:307
Diario de la Marina (periodical) III:184
diarists and memoirists I:141–142,
I:191–192, I:194–196, II:16–17,
II:18–19, II:27–28, II:138–139, II:147,
II:218–220, II:246–247, II:268–269,
II:307, III:87, III:97, III:111, III:154,
III:175, III:290–291, III:301, III:307,
III:309, III:314, III:319, III:346,
III:372, III:386, III:394, III:459
Diaro del ‘71 e del ‘72 (Montale) III:301
Diaro di Quattro Annini (Montale)
III:301
Diary (Gombrowicz) III:173
“The Diary of a Madman” (Lu) III:265,
III:300
Diary of a Mad Old Man (Tanizaki)
III:424
“Diary of a Week” (Radishchev) II:242
The Diary of Michael Wiggglesworth,
1653–1657 (Wigglesworth) II:306
Diary of My Father’s Last Days
(Kobayashi Issa). See Chichi No
Shuen Nikki
Díaz del Castillo, Bernal II:65, II:74,
II:164
Díaz de Vivar, Rodrigo. See Cid, El
The Diabolic Ones (Barbey) III:39
Dickens, Charles
friends and colleagues of III:20
influence of III:226, III:256,
III:342, III:428
influences on I:302, I:306
translations of III:343
Dickinson, Emily II:39, III:114
Dickinson, John II:74–75
Dictionary of Music (Rousseau) II:251
Dictionary of Proper Sino-Korean
Pronunciation (Se-jong). See Dongguk
jeong-un
Didactic Poems (Hadewijch) I:118
Diderot, Denis II:75–77
on the Crusades I:80
Encyclopedia and II:82, II:85,
II:194, II:243, II:250
Enlightenment and II:85, II:242,
II:243, II:258
friends and colleagues of II:4,
II:46, II:250, II:251, III:411
influence of II:157
influences on II:194
literary criticism by II:107
literary criticism on II:76–77
Dido, Queen of Carthage (Marlowe)
II:176
Dido Forsaken (Metastasio) II:185
Diego (count of Oviedo) I:71
Diego de Guzmán I:336
Die Kolonne (The Column; periodical)
III:211
Die Leiden des jungen Werther (The
Sorrows of Young Werther; Goethe)
II:102–103, II:207, II:245
Different Works (de Bergerac) II:21
Dikter (Poems; Södergran) III:407
Dilemma (Chatterjee) III:88
Dimitrii the Impostor (Sumarokov)
II:277
Din, Lisan al-. See Ibn al-Khatı¯b
Dinarchus I:27
Dinesen, Isak III:118
Ding Ling III:119–120, III:300, III:406
Diodorus I:92–93
Dionysius II:56
Dionysius II (king of Syracuse) I:238
Dionysius of Halicarnassus I:93, I:173
Dionysius the Areopagite I:249
Diop, Alioue III:317
Diop, Birago III:120
Diop, David III:120–121
Diop, Obèye III:35
“Diotima” (Hölderlin) III:208
The Dipper (periodical) III:119
Dirge for Ignacio Sánchez Mejías (García
Lorca) III:160
Discours Antillais (Glissant) III:85
Discourse of Irish Affairs (Sidney) II:270
Discourse on Colonialism (Césaire). See
Discours sur le colonialisme
Discourse on Metaphysics (Leibniz)
II:153
Discourse on Method (Descartes) II:73
Discourse on Ordering the Popular
Government (Guicciardini) II:108
Discourse on the Arts and Sciences
(Rousseau) II:250
Discourse on Two New Sciences (Galileo
Galilei) II:100
Discourses of Epictetus (Epictetus) I:99
Discourses on Livy (Machiavelli) I:172
Discourses on the First Decade of Titus
Livy (Machiavelli) II:169
Discours sur le colonialisme (Discourse
on Colonialism; Césaire) III:84,
III:318
Disgrace (Coetzee) III:97–98
A Dish of Pork with Green Bananas
(Schwarz-Bart and Schwarz-Bart).
See Un Plat de porc aux bananes
vertes
A Dish of Spices (Huysmans). See Le
Drageoir aux épices
The Disinherited Lady (Pérez Galdós)
III:347
Dislocations of Culture (Bahba) III:352
Dismissal of the Grecian Envoys
(Kochanowski) II:140
La Disparition (A Void; Perec) III:346
Disputationes Tusculanae (Discussions
in my villa at Tusculum; Cicero) I:70
A Dissertation on Greater Exactitude in
Navigation (Lomonosov) II:160
‘’Ditsela! Ditsela” (Malange) III:275
divan III:108
Divan (al-Farazdaq) I:105
Divani Shamsi Tabriz (The Works of
Shams of Tabriz; Rumi) I:265
The Divan or the Wise Man’s Parley with
the World (Cantemir) II:40
The Divided Heaven (Wolf). See Der
Geteilte Himmel
“A Divine and Supernatural Light”
(Edwards) II:80
The Divine Comedy (Dante)
allegory in II:6
composition of I:83
content and themes I:25, I:84–85
as epic I:97, II:87
influence of I:190, II:23, III:38,
III:447
influences on I:203, I:322
The Divine Names (Dionysius the
Areopagite) I:249
“The Divine Right of Infant-Baptism”
(Mather) II:180
Diwan (Ha¯fiz) II:109
diwans I:3, I:140
Djebar, Assia III:121
Djinn (Robbe-Grillet) III:373
Djojonegoro, Wardiman I:317
Dlagtego Zyjemy (Szymborska) III:420
Dmitriev, Ivan Ivanovich II:77–78,
II:105
Dmitrii Donskoi (Ozerov) II:211
Döblin, Alfred III:122
Le Docker noir (The Black Dockworker;
Sembène) III:395
Doctor Faustus (Marlowe) I:203, II:176,
II:289
Doctor Faustus (T. Mann) III:282
Doctor in Spite of Himself (Molière)
II:191
“A Doctor’s Journal Entry for August”
III:6, III:1945” (Seth) III:398
Doctor Zhivago (Pasternak) III:341–342
The Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce
(Milton) II:188
doctrine of the absurd III:74
Doe, Paula I:226
Dog Heart: A Travel Memoir
(Breytenbach) III:63–64
Dogood, Silence II:94
Dog Years (Grass). See Hundejahre
Dokimes (Essays on the Greek Style;
Seferis) III:394
536 Cumulative Index
dolce stil nuovo I:85
La Doleur (M. Duras) III:127
Dollenmayer, David III:122
Dollimore, Jonathan II:197
A Doll’s House (Ibsen) III:217, III:416
Domenico, Giovan. See Campanella,
Tommaso
The Dominica Herald (periodical)
III:17
Dominica Labor Party III:17
Dominion Drama Festival Award
III:112
Domitian (emperor of Rome) I:99,
I:150, I:242, I:294
Dom Juan (Molière) II:190
Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands: A
Moral and Amorous Tale (Amado)
III:17
Donati, Gemma I:83
Don Carlos (Schiller) II:260, III:391
Don Catrin de Fachenda (Fernández de
Lizardi) II:93
Donetti, Bice III:361
Dongguk jeong-un (Dictionary of Proper
Sino-Korean Pronunciation; Se-jong)
II:264
Don Gil of the Green Stockings (Tirso de
Molina) II:287
Don Giovanni (Mozart) II:288
Dong Jieyuan I:325
Doniger, Wendy I:156
Don Juan II:287–288
“Don Juan” (Hoffmann) III:206
Don Juan and the Stone Guest (Tirso de
Molina). See El burlador de Sevilla
Donnadieu, Marguerite. See Duras,
Marguerite
Donne, John II:78–79
burial of II:50
influence of II:30, III:114
influences on I:313
Donno, Daniel II:24
Donohue, Neil H. III:140
Donoso, José III:122–123
Don Quixote (Cervantes) II:47–50
and chivalry I:66
influence of II:49–50, II:174–175,
III:340
literary criticism on II:125
Renaissance and II:244
as romance II:247
Don Quixote: An Introductory Essay in
Psychology (Madariaga) III:269
Don’t Die Before You’re Dead
(Yevushenko) III:457
Donzella, Compiuta I:93–94
Doody, Margaret II:279
“Dopadi” (Devi) III:116
Dorat, Jean II:20
Doré, Gustave II:149
La Dorotea (Lope de Vega) II:162
Dorval, Marie III:443
Dostoyevsky, Feyodor Mikhaylovich
III:123–125
adaptations of III:75
existentialism in III:136
friends and colleagues of III:174
influence of III:21, III:146, III:272,
III:281, III:402, III:461
influences on III:384
literary criticism on III:124–125
realism in III:366
works on III:98
Dostoyevsky, Mikhail III:123
A Double Life (Pavlova) III:344
Double Persephone (Atwood) III:32
Double Suicide at Amijima
(Chikamatsu) II:52
The Doubted Damned (Tirso de Molina).
See El condenado por desconfiado
Douglas, Gavin II:262, II:263
Douglass, Frederick II:87
The Dove’s Necklace (Ibn Hazm) I:65
Down There (Huysmans). See Là-bas
Le Doyen de la Killerine (The Master of
Killarney; Prévost) II:231
Le Drageoir aux épices (A Dish of Spices;
Huysmans) III:213
The Dragon: Fifteen Stories (Zamyatin)
III:461
Dragon Beard Ditch (Lao) III:256
The Dragon’s Village (Chen) III:91
La Dragontea (Lope de Vega) II:162
Drake, Sir Francis II:162
drama
comedy of manners II:58–59,
II:254
commedia dell’arte II:60, II:127
cycle plays II:66–68
farce. See farce
Kabuki. See Kabuki
Kyogen II:126, II:143
in Middle Ages I:190
miracle plays I:190, I:194, I:198,
II:66–68
morality plays I:190, I:194, I:198,
II:66–68, II:90
mummers’ plays I:193–194
mystery plays I:190, I:194,
I:197–198, II:66–68
naturalism in III:315
Noh (No¯). See Noh
pastoral II:217
in Renaissance II:66
Restoration II:58–59, II:219
social comedy II:58
Theater of Cruelty III:30
Theater of the Absurd. See
Theater of the Absurd
tragedy. See tragedy
Dramatic Actions (video) III:253
Drapier’s Letters (Swift) II:278–279
“Drawing Close to Love” (Hadewijch)
I:119
Drayman Henschell (Hauptmann). See
Fuhrman Henschell
Drayton, Michael II:177
A Dream (Musset) III:308
Dreamers (Hamson) III:191
The Dreamers (Davis) III:4
The Dreaming Youth (Kokoschka)
III:243–244
Dream in the Form of a Complaint
(Orléans) II:211
Dream of Fair to Middling Women
(Beckett) III:45
Dream of Red Mansions. See Dream of
the Red Chamber
Dream of the Red Chamber (Cao
Xuequin) I:325, II:41–43, III:210
The Dream of the Rood I:217
Dream on Monkey Mountain (Walcott)
III:447
A Dream Play (Strindberg) III:416–417
Dreams (Eich). See Träume
Dreams (Quevedo). See Sueños
Dreams and Destinies (Yourcenar)
III:459
Dreams of a Rainbow (Kauraka) III:237
Dreams of Georgia (Akhmadulina)
III:10
Dream-Stories (Brathwaite) III:59
Dreamtime III:3
Die drei Sprünge des Wang-lun (The
Three Leaps of Wang-lun; Döblin)
III:122
Dressed in Light (Seifert) III:395
A Dress of Fire (Ravikovitch) III:365
Dreyfus, Alfred III:145, III:357, III:462
Dreyfus affair III:53, III:145, III:357,
III:462
Drifting Clouds (Hayashi Fumiko)
III:198
Das dritte Buch über Achim (The Third
Book about Achim; U. Johnson)
III:229
Driven by the Light of the Night
(Tsushima) III:431
Drouet, Juliette III:212, III:213
“The Drover’s Wife” (Lawson) III:259
The Drowned and the Saved (Levi)
III:262
“The Drowning of an Old Cat” (Huang
Chunming) III:211
The Drum (periodical) III:177, III:325
The Drum Singers (Lao) III:256
“Drunkard” (Izmailov) II:120
The Drunkard (Zola). See L’Assommoir
Drury, Anne II:78
Cumulative Index 537