Articles in this issue

• The Magic of M. M. Mahood's Shakespeare's Wordplay
  David Laird, 6.1:3-7.

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• Poetry vs. Plot in The Winter's Tale: Modernity and Morality in M. M. Mahood's Shakespeare's Wordplay
  Maurice Hunt, 6.1:8-18.

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• Doubles and Likenesses-with-difference: The Comedy of Errors and The Winter's Tale
  Brian Gibbons, 6.1:19-40.

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• M. M. Mahood, Shakespeare's Wordplay: Some Reappraisals. Introducing the Subject.
  Inge Leimberg, 6.1:1-2.

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• Remembrance of Things Past
  Kenneth Muir, 6.1:41-45.

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• On Reading Early Accounts of the New World
  William Hamlin, 6.1:46-50.

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• "Monsters and Straunge Births": The Politics of Richard Eden. A Response to Andrew Hadfield
  Claire Jowitt, 6.1:51-64.

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• Peter Martyr and Richard Eden: A Letter
  Anthony Pagden, 6.1:65-66.

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• Dialogue-wise: Some Notes on the Irish Context of Spenser's View
  Willy Maley, 6.1:67-77.

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• The End of Editing Shakespeare
  Martin Spevack, 6.1:78-85.

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• More on Reading "Domestic" Tragedy and A Woman Killed with Kindness: Another Response to Lisa Hopkins
  S. J. Wiseman, 6.1:86-91.

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• A Woman Killed with Kindness: Author's Response
  Lisa Hopkins, 6.1:92-94.

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• "Crossing the Bar"
  Jerome H. Buckley, 6.1:95-97.

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• Some Thoughts on Faulkner's "Racism"
  Ursula Brumm, 6.1:98-102.

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• Derek Walcott's Don Juans: A Postilla
  D. L. MacDonald, 6.1:103-10.

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• Response to D. L. Macdonald's "Postilla": The One and the Same Redux
  James Mandrell, 6.1:111-22.

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• D. L. Macdonald's "Derek Walcott's Don Juans": Walcott's Debt to Tirso de Molina
  Raymond Conlon and 123-29, 6.1:123-29.

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• Comparing the Trickster in a Postmodern Post-Colonial Critical World
  Carol Lazzaro-Weis, 6.1:130-34.

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• "Shakespeare's Wordplay—Some Reappraisals": A Reply.
  Molly M. Mahood, 6.2:135-37.

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• Lucius, the Severely Flawed Redeemer of Titus Andronicus
  Anthony Brian Taylor, 6.2:138-57.

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• Carnival Vindicated to Himself? Reappraising "Bakhtinized" Ben Jonson
  Rocco Coronato, 6.2:180-202.

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• Hamlet: Reconstructing a Lost Code of Meaning
  Anthony DiMatteo, 6.2:158-79.

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• Edwin Muir's Chorus of the Newly Dead and its Analogues
  Kenneth Muir, 6.2:203-06.

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• T. H. White, Pacifism and Violence: The Once and Future Nation
  Andrew Hadfield, 6.2:207-26.

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• The Texts of Peter Martyr's De orbe novo decades (1504-1628): A Response to Andrew Hadfield
  Michael Brennan, 6.2:227-45.

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• An Answer to Maurice Hunt's "Modern and Postmodern Discourses in Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale"
  David Laird, 6.2:246-50.

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• Joan Didion and "Company": A Response to John Whalen-Bridge
  Gordon O. Taylor - Joan Didion and "Company": A Response to John Whalen-Bridge and 251-57, 6.3:283-309.

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• "I am not Oedipus": Riddling the Body Politic in The Broken Heart
  Lisa Hopkins, 6.3:259-82.

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• "The country I had thought was my home": David Mura's Turning Japanese and Japanese-American Narrative since World War II
  Gordon O. Taylor, 6.3:283-309.

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• Richard Eden and Peter Martyr: Author's Response
  Andrew Hadfield, 6.3:310-15.

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• Poets, Pastors, and Antipoetics: A Response to Frances M. Malpezzi, "E. K., A Spenserian Lesson in Reading"
  Peter C. Herman, 6.3:316-25.

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• The Need for Editions of Shakespeare: A Response to Marvin Spevack
  R. A. Foakes, 6.3:326-29.

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• "Lucius, the Severely Flawed Redeemer of Titus Andronicus": A Reply'
  Jonathan Bate, 6.3:330-333.

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• Re-navigating "Crossing the Bar"
  Robert F. Fleissner, 6.3:334-36.

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• A Response to John Watters, "The Control Machine: Myth in The Soft Machine of W. S. Burroughs"
  Oliver Harris, 6.3:337-53.

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• New Mythologies: Mamet, Shepard and the American Stage
  Gerry McCarthy, 6.3:354-68.

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