Victor Yelverton Haines is Professor of English at Dawson College in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He is the author of Uneasy Truce (Deluge Press, Montreal, 1981).

...a stimulating book with several perceptive insights into the meanings of the Gawain... CHOICE This book is welcome...because it does venture beyond the conventional 'No Man's Land' of likelihoods, and in the process gives a clear picture of what one might call a typological mentality. Oxford Journals This book is welcome...because it does venture beyond the conventional 'No Man's Land' of likelihoods, and in the process gives a clear picture of what one might call a typological mentality. Oxford Journals ...a stimulating book with several perceptive insights into the meanings of the Gawain... CHOICE

Victor Yelverton Haines is Professor of English at Dawson College in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He is the author of Uneasy Truce (Deluge Press, Montreal, 1981).

...a stimulating book with several perceptive insights into the meanings of the Gawain... CHOICE This book is welcome...because it does venture beyond the conventional 'No Man's Land' of likelihoods, and in the process gives a clear picture of what one might call a typological mentality. Oxford Journals This book is welcome...because it does venture beyond the conventional 'No Man's Land' of likelihoods, and in the process gives a clear picture of what one might call a typological mentality. Oxford Journals ...a stimulating book with several perceptive insights into the meanings of the Gawain... CHOICE

Victor Yelverton Haines is Professor of English at Dawson College in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He is the author of Uneasy Truce (Deluge Press, Montreal, 1981).

...a stimulating book with several perceptive insights into the meanings of the Gawain... CHOICE This book is welcome...because it does venture beyond the conventional 'No Man's Land' of likelihoods, and in the process gives a clear picture of what one might call a typological mentality. Oxford Journals This book is welcome...because it does venture beyond the conventional 'No Man's Land' of likelihoods, and in the process gives a clear picture of what one might call a typological mentality. Oxford Journals ...a stimulating book with several perceptive insights into the meanings of the Gawain... CHOICE