• On Recognition and Renewal (Henry Gifford)
• European Literary Exiles (J.M. Ritchie)
• Comparison between the Arts: a psychoanalytic view (Malcolm Bowie)
• At the Edges of the World: Drawing new maps (Susan Bassnett)
• Transatlantic responses: strategies in the making of a New World Literature (Armin Paul Frank)
• Authority and Interpretation (Harold Fisch)

• First Prize: Pablo Neruda, 'Dead Gallop' and Other Poems. Translated with an introduction by John Felstiner: '"Speak through my words and my blood": translating Neruda and Celan'
• Second Prize: Yves Bonnefoy, Poems from Things once without light. Translated by Lisa Sapinkopf

Hebrew, Yiddish, or on a Jewish theme

• First Prize: Yitzak Oren, A Monument to a New Life: a story. Translated from the Hebrew by Marzell Kay
• Second Prize: Paul Celan, 'Deathsfugue' and Other Poems. Translated from the German by John Felstiner

Special Prizes: Chinese

• First Prize: Liu Sola, Chaos and All That. Translated from the Chinese by Richard King
• Second Prize: Wang Ling, I Dreamed of Locusts. Translated from the Chinese by Jonathan O. Pease

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Part III: Essay Reviews

• Hazard Adams, The Achievements of Northrop Frye (1912-1991)
• Malcolm V. Jones, The Creation of a Prosaics: Morson and Emerson on Mikhail Bakhtin
• Douwe Fokkema, Research or Criticism? A Note on the Canon-Debate
• Gary Handwerk, Romantic Irony: the Comparative history of European Literature

• Books and periodicals received. Compiled by Hugh Stevens
• Bibliography of Comparative Literature in Britain and Ireland 1800-1975 (1971-4). Compiled by Joseph P. Leerssen

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