Katherine Anne Porter Criticism
- Porter, Katherine Anne (Vol. 10)
- Porter, Katherine Anne (Vol. 1)
- Porter, Katherine Anne (Vol. 3)
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Porter, Katherine Anne (Vol. 101)
- Introduction
- Principal Works
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Criticism
- Flowering Judas
- Flowering Judas
- Katherine Anne Porter: Psychology as Art
- Katherine Anne Porter's Crowning Work
- The Responsibility of the Novelist: The Critical Reception of Ship of Fools
- Placing Miss Porter
- Symbolism, the Short Story, and 'Flowering Judas'
- The Dreams Self in 'Pale Horse, Pale Rider'
- The 'Booby Trap' of Love: Artist and Sadist in Katherine Anne Porter's Mexico Fiction
- Letters of Katherine Anne Porter
- The Jilting of (Hetero) Sexist Criticism: Porter's Ellen Weatherall and Hapsy
- One Fixed Desire
- The Love Ethos of Porter, Welty, and McCullers
- The Angel of Malignity: The Cold Beauty of Katherine Anne Porter
- Further Reading
- Porter, Katherine Anne (Vol. 7)
- Porter, Katherine Anne (Vol. 13)
- Porter, Katherine Anne (Vol. 15)
- Porter, Katherine Anne (Vol. 27)
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Porter, Katherine Anne
- Introduction
- Principal Works
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Criticism
- A Matter of Quality
- 'The Grave' as Lyrical Short Story
- Porter's ‘Hacienda’ and the Theme of Change
- To Tell a Straight Story
- The Upward Path: Notes on the Work of Katherine Anne Porter
- Death's Other Kingdom: Dantesque and Theological Symbolism in ‘Flowering Judas’
- Southern Myth: A Note on ‘Noon Wine’
- Myth and Epiphany in Porter's ‘The Grave’
- Life after Life: Katherine Anne Porter's Version
- Narrative Irony and Hidden Motivations in Katherine Anne Porter's ‘He’
- Mentioning the Tamales: Food and Drink in Katherine Anne Porter's Flowering Judas and Other Stories
- The Making of ‘Flowering Judas’
- Systems and Patterns
- ‘Endless Remembering’: The Artistic Vision of Katherine Anne Porter
- Miranda's Guarded Speech: Porter and the Problem of Truth-Telling
- Non-Identical Twins: Nature and ‘The Garden Party’ and ‘The Grave’
- Literary Criticism, Katherine Anne Porter's Consciousness, and the Silver Dove
- ‘Mingled Sweetness and Corruption’: Katherine Anne Porter's ‘The Fig Tree’ and ‘The Grave’
- Death and Repetition in Porter's Miranda Stories
- ‘The Man in the Tree’: Katherine Anne Porter's Unfinished Lynching Story
- Katherine Anne Porter, Politics, and Another Reading of ‘Theft’
- Reading the Endings in Katherine Anne Porter's ‘Old Mortality’
- The Achievement of the Miranda Stories
- South by Southwest: Texas and the Deep South in the Stories of Katherine Anne Porter
- Granny Weatherall: A Life of Quiet Desperation
- ‘A Little Stolen Holiday’: Katherine Anne Porter's Narrative of the Woman Artist
- One Singer Left to Mourn: Death and Discourse in Porter's ‘Pale Horse, Pale Rider’
- Further Reading