Vol. 30

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Connotations Vol.30

(2021)

Articles in this issue

• At the Cutting Edge: Touch Images in Edgar Allan Poe's "The Pit and the Pendulum"¹⁾
  Jarkko Toikkanen, 30:1-23.

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• The Authorship of De Doctrina Christiana: A Response to David V. Urban²⁾
  John K. Hale, 30:24-36.

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• “There’s Something Wrong Somewhere”: Disenfranchisement and Diegesis in David Goodis’s Down There
  Robert Lance Snyder, 30:37-47.

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• The Faerie Queene as Satirical Intertext for The Alchemist
  Jennifer C. Vaught, 30:48-66.

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• C. S. Lewis and His Later Respondents: Letting in Fresh Air, Preventing Questions, and Reimagining A Preface to Paradise Lost³⁾
  David V. Urban, 30:67-98.

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• C. S. Lewis’s Complex Relationship with Queer Milton Studies: Indirect Inspiration, Hegemonic Antagonist, and Erased Inconvenient Forerunner⁴⁾
  David V. Urban, 30:99-112.

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• "New Alchimie": Reading John Donne's "Nocturnall" Through Poems by Kimberly Johnson and Alice Fulton
  Theresa M. DiPasquale, 30:113-139.

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• A Sentimental Journey: Lost in Translation
  Mark Loveridge, 30:140-172.

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2021

DOI:
10.25623/conn030-full

Persistent Identifier:

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