Articles in this issue

• A Response to Åke Bergvall's 'Resurrection as Blasphemy in Canto 5 of Edmund Spenser's "The Legend of Holiness."
  Matthew A. Fike, and [else], Vol. 19: 1-5

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• An Answer to Matthew A. Fike
  Åke Bergvall, and [else], Vol. 19: 6-8

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• A Response to Margret Fetzer's "Donne's Sermons as Re-enactments of the Word"
  Edmund Miller, and [else], Vol. 19: 9-13

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• "Donne's Sermons as Re-enactments of the Word": A Response to Margret Fetzer
  Anita Gilman Sherman, and [else], Vol. 19: 14-20

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• Reanimation or Reversibility in "Valerius: The Reanimated Roman": A Response to Elena Anastasaki
  Graham Allen, and [else], Vol. 19: 21-33

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• A Letter in Response to Leona Toker's "Decadence and Renewal in Dickens's Our Mutual Friend"
  John R. Reed, and [else], Vol. 19: 34-35

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• Reanimation, Regeneration, Re-evaluation: Rereading Our Mutual Friend
  Efraim Sicher, and [else], Vol. 19: 36-44

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• Lowell's Tropes of Falling, Rising, Standing: A Response to Frank J. Kearful
  Henry Hart, and [else], Vol. 19: 45-52

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• Truths of Storytelling: A Response to Burkhard Niederhoff
  Janice Fiamengo, and [else], Vol. 19: 53-67

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• A Response to "The Return of the Dead in Margaret Atwood's Surfacing and Alias Grace"
  Eleonora Rao, and [else], Vol. 19: 68-78

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• Should we believe her? Margaret Atwood and Uncertainty: A Response to Burkhard Niederhoff
  Margaret Rogerson, and [else], Vol. 19: 79-91

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• The Psychoanalytic Theme in Margaret Atwood's Fiction: A Response to Burkhard Niederhoff¹⁾
  Fiona Tolan, and [else], Vol. 19: 92-106

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• In Search of the Dead in Atwood's "Isis in Darkness" and Other Texts: A Response to Burkhard Niederhoff's "The Return of the Dead in Margaret Atwood's Surfacing and Alias Grace"²⁾
  Sharon R. Wilson, and [else], Vol. 19: 107-118

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• Surfacing from Six Feet Under: A Response to Burkhard Niederhoff
  Lorraine York, and [else], Vol. 19: 119-25

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• Ghosts, Knowledge and Truth in Atwood: A Reader's Guide to Six Responses
  Burkhard Niederhoff, and [else], Vol. 19: 126-35

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• About Lew Welch
  Aram Saroyan, and [else], Vol. 19: 136-146

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• Written Sounds and Spoken Letters: Orality and Literacy in Toni Morrison's Beloved
  Bärbel Höttges, and [else], Vol. 19: 147-60

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• … To Say Nothing of Frogs and Angels: A Response to Tom MacFaul
  Bruce Boehrer, and [else], Vol. 19: 161-64

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• More Hot Air: A Large and Serious Response to Tom MacFaul
  Thomas Herron, and [else], Vol. 19: 165-75

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• From Scotland to the Holy Land: Renegotiating Scottish Identity in the Pilgrim Narrative of William Lithgow
  Holly Faith Nelson, Sharon Alker and [else] and Sharon Alker, Vol. 19: 176-202

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• Card and Courtship Plays at Hampton Court Palace: The Rape of the Lock and the Origins of Game Theory. A Response to Sean R. Silver
  Oliver R. Baker, and [else], Vol. 21: 8-11

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• A Question of Competence: The Card Game in Pope's Rape of the Lock. A Response to Oliver R. Baker
  Kathryn Walls, and [else], Vol. 19: 229-37

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• On Superstition and Prejudice in the Beginning of Silas Marner
  John H. Mazaheri, and [else], Vol. 19: 238-58

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• "Mundane Things": Response to Neil Browne
  Michael Anesko, and [else], Vol. 19: 259-62

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• New Money, Slightly Older Money & "Democratic" Writing: A Response to Neil Browne
  Andrew Madigan, and [else], Vol. 19: 263-70

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• The Perception of Relations: An Answer to Andrew Madigan and Michael Anesko
  Neil Browne, and [else], Vol. 19: 271-75

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• Self, World and the Art of Faith-Healing in the Age of Trauma: A Response to Susan Ang's Reading of English Music³⁾
  Susan Onega, and [else], Vol. 19: 276-98

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