I. LECTURING ON WALLACE STEVENS'S LECTURES

1. WALLACE STEVENS AND "THE IRRATIONAL ELEMENT IN POETRY"

2. WALLACE STEVENS'S "TWO OR THREE IDEAS"

II. DRAMATIS PERSONAE IN WALLACE STEVENS: MAN and LION

III. MUSIC IN WALLACE STEVENS

IV. MEAN(ING)S & ENDS OF METAPHOR:
1. MEANINGS OF METAPHOR

2. METAPHORICAL VALUES IN PAUL RICOEUR AND WALLACE STEVENS:
"Metaphor and Reference" in "The World as Meditation";
"Metaphor and Philosophic Discourse" in "Poetry Is a Destructive Force" and "The Well Dressed Man with a Beard"

3. (LIVE) METAPHOR AS TRANSLATION IN WALLACE STEVENS

4. A PLATONIC QUEST FOR POETIC TRUTH IN WALLACE STEVENS'S
POEM "FINAL SOLILOQUY OF THE INTERIOR PARAMOUR" AND IN HIS ESSAY "ON POETIC TRUTH"

5. THE "VIRILE POET" AS A PREDICATION OF THE VERB TO BE

V. CHRONOLOGY

VI. SELECTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY