The proceedings were published as a joint issue of Mythlore (Volume 21, Number 2 Issue 80, Winter 1996)
and Mallorn (No 33, 1995), and are available on the respective websites of the Mythopoeic Society and the Tolkien Society.
This table of contents draws together information from both sites. The individual articles are found as separate PDFs on the Mythlore site,
and include the majority of the published material. However, the entire document is found as a single PDF on the Mallorn site, and includes
not only the front and back covers, the title page and publishing details on its reverse, a table of contents marking the sections that group the articles,
lists of papers presented at the conference but not published, panel discussions, and slide presentations, and (at the end) some details of both societies involved,
but most significantly a 20-page index to the published papers.
Therefore, this list of contents links to the PDFs from Mythlore, but includes the page numbers so that they can be related to the entries
from the index in Mallorn.
PDF Complete Proceedings from Mallorn. The index starts on page 440 of the PDF (p439 in print).
| p. 7 | Editorial | Glen H. GoodKnight and Patricia Reynolds | |
| p. 10 | Opening Address | Christina Scull | |
| Section 1: Recollection and Remembrance | |||
| p. 12 | Reminiscences: Oxford in 1920, Meeting Tolkien and Becoming an Author at 77 | Vera Chapman | |
| p. 15 | Tolkien Centenary Banquet Address | Glen H. GoodKnight | |
| p. 17 | Sermon at Thanksgiving Service, Keble College Chapel, 23rd August 1992 | Robert Murray | |
| p. 21 | Recollections of J.R.R. Tolkien | George Sayer | |
| p. 26 | Publishing Tolkien | Rayner Unwin | |
| Section 2: Sources and Influences | |||
| p. 31 | Quid Hinieldus cum Christo? - New Perspectives on Tolkien's Theological Dilemma and his Sub-Creation Theory | Nils Ivar Agøy | |
| p. 39 | Tolkien's Experiment with Time: The Lost Road, “The Notion Club Papers” and J.W. Dunne | Verlyn Flieger | |
| p. 45 | Higher Argument: Tolkien and the tradition of Vision, Epic and Prophecy | Dierdre Greene | |
| p. 53 | An Anthropologist in Middle-earth | Virginia Luling | |
| p. 58 | Frodo and his Spectre: Blakean Resonances in Tolkien | Charles E. Noad | |
| p. 63 | An Overview Of the Northern Influences on Tolkien's Works | Gloriana St. Clair | |
| p. 68 | Volsunga Saga and Narn: Some Analogies | Gloriana St. Clair | |
| p. 73 | Tolkien's Revision of the Romantic Tradition | Chris Seeman | |
| p. 84 | Tolkien as a Post-War Writer | Tom Shippey | |
| p. 94 | Where do Elves go to? Tolkien and a Fantasy Tradition | Norman Talbot | |
| Section 3: The Lord of the Rings | |||
| p. 108 | Eating, Devouring, Sacrifice, and Ultimate Just Desserts | Marjorie Burns | |
| p. 115 | Power and Knowledge in Tolkien: The Problem of Difference in “The Birthday Party” | Jane Chance | |
| p. 121 | The Moral Epiphanies in The Lord of the Rings | Joe R. Christopher | |
| p. 126 | “Less Noise and More Green”: Tolkien's Ideology for England | Patrick Curry | |
| p. 139 | The Earthly Paradise in Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings | Gwenyth Hood | |
| p. 145 | Tolkien as Reviser: A Case Study | Gloriana St. Clair | |
| p. 151 | Open Minds, Closed Minds in The Lord of the Rings | Christina Scull | |
| Section 4: The Silmarillion | |||
| p. 158 | Historical Bias in the Making of The Silmarillion | Alex Lewis | |
| p. 167 | Aspects of the Fall in The Silmarillion | Eric Schweicher | |
| Section 5: Linguistics and Lexicography | |||
| p. 173 | At the Wordface: J.R.R. Tolkien's Work on the Oxford English Dictionary | Peter M. Gilliver | |
| p. 187 | The Growth of Grammar in the Elven Tongues | Christopher Gilson and Patrick Wynne | |
| p. 195 | Tolkien's Dictionary Poetics: The Influence of the OED's Defining Style on Tolkien's Fiction | Dierdre Greene | |
| p. 200 | Problems of Translating into Russian | Natalia Grigorieva | |
| p. 206 | J.R.R. Tolkien and Old English Studies: An Appreciation | Bruce Mitchell | |
| p. 213 | Tolkien and the Gawain-poet | Tom Shippey | |
| Section 6: Response and Reaction | |||
| p. 221 | How Russians See Tolkien | Vladimir Grushnetskiy | |
| p. 226 | The Critical Response to Tolkien's Fiction | Wayne G. Hammond | |
| p. 233 | Tolkien the Anti-totalitarian | Jessica Yates | |
| Section 7: Tolkien Studies | |||
| p. 247 | Good Guys, Bad Guys, Fantasy and Reality | Helen Armstrong | |
| p. 253 | The Realm of Faërie | Christine Barkley | |
| p. 256 | Point of View in Tolkien | Christine Barkley | |
| p. 263 | J.R.R. Tolkien and the Clerihew | Joe R. Christopher | |
| p. 272 | Power in Arda: Sources, Uses and Misuses | Edith L. Crowe | |
| p. 278 | Tolkien and Englishness | Chris Hopkins | |
| p. 281 | A Mythology for England | Carl F. Hostetter and Arden R. Smith | |
| p. 291 | A Tolkien Chronology | Nancy Martsch | |
| p. 298 | Evil and the Evil One in Tolkien's Theology | Tadeusz Andrzej Olszański | |
| p. 301 | Tolkien's Exceptional Visit to Holland: A Reconstruction | René van Rossenberg | |
| p. 310 | A Mythology? For England? | Anders Stenström | |
| p. 315 | Tolkien's Elvish Craft | Dwayne Thorpe | |
| Section 8: Middle-earth Studies | |||
| p. 323 | A Physics of Middle-earth | Jenny Coombs and Marc Read | |
| p. 330 | Explorations into the Psyche of Dwarves | David A. Funk | |
| p. 334 | The Geology of Middle-earth | William Antony Swithin Sarjeant | |
| p. 340 | Writing and Allied Technologies in Middle-earth | Lester E. Simons | |
| Section 9: The Inklings | |||
| p. 345 | Hermetic Imagination: The Effect of The Golden Dawn on Fantasy Literature | Charles A. Coulombe | |
| p. 356 | Tolkien, Sayers, Sex and Gender | David Doughan | |
| p. 360 | Tolkien and the Other Inklings | Colin Duriez | |
| p. 364 | Female Authority Figures in the Works of Tolkien, C.S. Lewis and Charles Williams | Lisa Hopkins | |
| p. 367 | More than a Bandersnatch: Tolkien as a Collaborative Writer | Diana Lynne Pavlac | |
| p. 375 | “A Pattern Which Our Nature Cries Out For”: The Medieval Tradition of the Ordered Four in the Fiction of J.R.R. Tolkien | Stephen Yandell | |
| Section 10: Flights of Fancy | |||
| p. 394 | Baggins Remembered | John Ellison | |
| p. 396 | Short History of the Territorial Development of the Dwarves' Kingdoms in the Second and Third Ages of Middle-earth | Hubert Sawa | |
| p. 411 | The Mechanics of Dragons: An Introduction to The Study of their 'Ologies | Angela Surtees and Steve Gardner | |
| Section 11: Other Writers | |||
| p. 419 | Tales of Wonder - Science Fiction and Fantasy in the Age of Jane Austen | Madawc Williams | |
| p. 431 | Natural Mysticism in Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows | J. R. Wytenbroek | |
| p. 435 | Cetacean Consciousness in Katz's Whalesinger and L'Engle's A Ring of Endless Light | J. R. Wytenbroek | |
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