Articles in this issue

• Parody, Paradox and Play in The Importance of Being Earnest
  Burkhard Niederhoff, 13.1-2:32-55.

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• Falstaff's Vocation: A Response to Arthur F. Kinney
  David Laird, 13.1-2:23-31.

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• Parody, Sympathy and Self. A Response to Donald Cheney
  Richard A. McCabe, 13.1-2:5-22.

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• Highways and Byways: A Response to Donald Cheney
  Anthony Esolen, 13.1-2:1-4.

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• “Across the pale parabola of Joy”: Wodehouse Parodist
  Inge Leimberg, 13.1-2:56-76.

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• Parody—and Self-Parody in David Mamet
  Maurice Charney, 13.1-2:77-88.

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• A Response to Frank J. Kearful
  Bonnie Costello, 13.1-2:89-92.

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• The Parody of "Parody as Cultural Memory in Richard Powers's Galatea 2.2": A Response to Anca Rosu
  Lars Eckstein and Christoph Reinfandt, 13.1-2:93-102.

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• A Letter in Response to "Catholic Shakespeare"
  Thomas Merriam, 13.1-2:103-04.

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• Love, That Four-Letter Word: A Response to Amanpal Garcha
  Leona Toker, 13.1-2:105-10.

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• "… and the long secret extravaganza was played out": The Great Gatsby and Carnival in a Bakhtinian Perspective
  Winifred Farrant Bevilacqua, 13.1-2:143-58.

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• Waugh Among the Modernists: Allusion and Theme in A Handful of Dust
  Edward Lobb, 13.1-2:130-44.

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• Jane Austen Meets Dickens: A Response to Thierry Labica
  Jean-Jacques Lecercle, 13.1-2:145-48.

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• Translating English: Youth, Race and Nation in Colin MacInnes 's City of Spades and Absolute Beginners
  Nick Bentley, 13.1-2:149-69.

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• Who Shot the Hare in Stoppard's Arcadia? A Reply to Anja Müller-Muth
  Burkhard Niederhoff, 13.1-2:170-78.

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• A Letter in Response to Lara Narcisi
  Maxine Hong Kingston, 13.1-2:179-80.

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• A. S. Byatt and the Life of the Mind: A Response to June Sturrock
  Sue Sorensen, 13.1-2:180-90.

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• Mourning Place in Pastoral Elegy
  Trevor Laurence Jockims, 13.3:191-212.

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• The Trials of Sincerity: William Godwin's Political Justice v. His Memoirs of Mary Wollstonecraft
  Eva M. Pérez, 13.3:213-29.

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• A Good Natured Warning: Herman Melville's "Benito Cereno"
  Joseph Matthew Meyer, 13.3:230-45.

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• The Politics of Playful Confrontation: Barthelme as Disgruntled Liberal
  John Whalen-Bridge, 13.3:246-69.

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• "Catholic Shakespeare?" A Letter in Response to Thomas Merriam
  E. A. J. Honigmann, 13.3:270.

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• A Response to "'Across the pale parabola of Joy': Wodehouse Parodist."
  Barbara C. Bowen, 13.3:271-73.

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• An Answer to Barbara C. Bowen
  Inge Leimberg, 13.3:274-75.

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• Analogy and Contiguity: A. S. Byatt's The Biographer's Tale
  Annegret Maack, 13.3:276-88.

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• Analogies and Insights in "Morpho Eugenia": A Response to June Sturrock
  Dirk Vanderbeke, 13.3:289-99.

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