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Michael Austin is provost, vice president for Academic Affairs, and professor of English at Newman University in Wichita, Kansas.
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1: Narrative Closure as a Cognitive Problem
Chapter 2: God's Sequel
Chapter 3: "His Great Duel, Not of Arms": Davidic Typologyand Rhetorical Combat in Paradise Regained
Chapter 4: The Figural Logic of the Sequel and the Unity of The Pilgrim's Progress
Chapter 5: "Jesting with the Truth": Figura, Trace, and theBoundaries of Fiction in Robinson Crusoe and its Sequels
Chapter 6: Everybody's Story: Pamela as Type
Conclusion
End Notes
Works Cited