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• Wilson's Use of Parallels in The Mound Builders

  Bily teaches English at Adrian College in Adrian, Michigan. In the following essay, Bily examines Wilson’s uses of parallels in The Mound Builders to show the connections between Dan and Chad, characters who seem on the surface to be dissimilar.

• When The Center Cannot Hold; or, The Problem of Mediation in Lanford Wilson’s The Mound Builders

  In the following essay, Callens discusses Wilson’s intent, his characters, and critical response to The Mound Builders.

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1. The Mound Builders: Introduction
2. The Mound Builders: Summary
3. The Mound Builders: Lanford Wilson Biography
4. The Mound Builders: Characters
5. The Mound Builders: Themes
6. The Mound Builders: Style
7. The Mound Builders: Historical Context
8. The Mound Builders: Critical Overview
9. The Mound Builders: Essays and Criticism
   1. Wilson's Use of Parallels in The Mound Builders
   2. When The Center Cannot Hold; or, The Problem of Mediation in Lanford Wilson’s The Mound Builders
10. The Mound Builders: Compare and Contrast
11. The Mound Builders: Topics for Further Study
12. The Mound Builders: Media Adaptations
13. The Mound Builders: What Do I Read Next?
14. The Mound Builders: Bibliography and Further Reading
15. The Mound Builders: Pictures
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