Connotations Vol.35
(2026)
Articles in this issue
- Rilke, Richter, and Wallace Stevens's "Chaos"
Clay Daniel, 35:1-12. - Strange Case of Stevenson and Unseen Collaborators: “A Chapter on Dreams” as a Textual Double of Jekyll and Hyde
Gero Guttzeit, 35:13-31. - On the Notion of the Counter-Flâneur: A Response to Cecile Sandten
Eva Ries, 35:32-46. - Robert Louis Stevenson’s “The Sire de Malétroit’s Door” and Its Intertexts
Burkhard Niederhoff, 35:47-68. - Natural Images of Death and Rebirth, and Pastoral Longing, in Milton and Herbert
David V. Urban, 35:69-102. - The Memoir-Novel as Revisionist History: A Response to Katrin Berndt
Eleni Coundouriotis, 35:103-112. - Anthologizing a Chameleon Poet: An Answer to Roland Weidle
Thomas Kullmann, 35:113-122.