Articles in this issue

• The Poetics of Conversation in Virginia Woolf's A Room of One's Own
  Christiane Bimberg, 11.1:1-28.

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• 'Weisst du noch, dass ich sang?' Conversation in Celan's Poetry
  Hannah K. Charney, 11.1:29-41.

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• "Fortuitous Wit": Dialogue and Epistemology in Tom Stoppard's Arcadia
  Burkhard Niederhoff, 11.1:42-59.

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• Shakespeare De-witched: A Response to Stephen Greenblatt
  Inge Leimberg, 11.1:60-77.

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• Narrative, Typology and Politics in Henry Vaughan's "Isaac's Marriage"
  Alan Rudrum, 11.1:78-90.

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• Another View on The Turn of the Screw
  Ursula Brumm, 11.1:91-97.

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• Conrad, Capitalism, and Decay
  Christoph Lindner, 11.1:98-115.

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• Response to Alan Latta, "Spinell and Connie: Joyce Carol Oates Re-Imaging Thomas Mann"
  Rodney Symington, 11.1:116-25.

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• Foreign Appetites and Alterity: Is there an Irish Context for Titus Andronicus?¹⁾
  Joan Fitzpatrick, 11.2-3:127-45.

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• Camusian Revolt and the Making of Character: Falconbridge in Shakespeare's King John
  Val Morgan, 11.2-3:146-65.

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• Gilding Loam and Painting Lilies: Shakespeare's Scruple of Gold
  Gabriel Egan, 11.2-3:165-79.

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• Tragic Closure in Hamlet
  Laury Magnus, 11.2-3:180-200.

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• Milton and the Restoration: Some Reassessments
  Clay Daniel, 11.2-3:201-25.

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• Conspicuous Leisure and Invidious Sexuality in Jane Austen's Mansfield Park
  Leona Toker, 11.2-3:222-40.

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• What's New in Mnemology
  William E. Engel, 11.2-3:241-61.

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• Beneath the Surface: Motives for Rhetoric and Action in Troilus and Cressida. A Response to Vernon Loggins et al.
  Glenn Dayley, 11.2-3:262-71.

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• "Invisible Bullets": Unseen Potential in Stephen Greenblatt's New Historicism
  Mark Derdzinski, 11.2-3:272-90.

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• A Response to Neal R. Norrick
  Ronald Carter, 11.2-3:291-97.

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• Comment on Neal R. Norrick, "Poetics and Conversation"
  Maurice Charney, 11.2-3:298-300.

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• Conversation and Poetics: A Response to Neal R. Norrick
  Peter K. W. Tan, 11.2-3:301-09.

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• Conversation, Poetics, and the 'Found Poem': A Response to Neal R. Norrick
  John Whalen-Bridge, 11.2-3:310-14.

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