Articles in this issue
- Spenser's Monsters: A Response to Maik Goth and to John Watkins
Maurice Hunt, and [else], Vol. 21: 1-7
- 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
- Close Reading vs. Accretions of Dubious Scholarship: A Question of Competence. A Response to Kathryn Walls
Oliver R. Baker, and [else], Vol. 21: 12-19
- Sympathy, Superstition, and Narrative Form; Or, Why is Silas Marner so Short? A Response to John Mazaheri
Anna Neill, and [else], Vol. 21: 20-27
- Writings Backwards—Writing Forwards: A Response to Philipp Erchinger
Beatrix Hesse, and [else], Vol. 21: 28-36
- The Woman in White and the Secrets of the Sensation Novel
Lynn Pykett, and [else], Vol. 21: 37-45
- Thickening the Description: A Response to John R. Reed and Efraim Sicher
Leona Toker, and [else], Vol. 21: 46-54
- Hopkins and Home
Adrian Grafe, and [else], Vol. 21: 55-71
- Turning the Corner of Interpretation: A Response to Elena Anastasaki
Shalyn Claggett, and [else], Vol. 21: 72-85
- Reconsidering Orton and the Critics: The Good and Faithful Servant
Yael Zarhy-Levo, and [else], Vol. 21: 86-100
- Modernist Elements in Jane Hirshfield's Voice and Zen Meditation
Ling Chung, and [else], Vol. 21: 101-24
- Modernist Elements in Jane Hirshfield's Voice and Zen Meditation: A Letter in Response to Ling Chung
Jane Hirshfield, and [else], Vol. 21: 125-27
- The Ethics of Otherness in Ian McEwan's Saturday
Tammy Amiel-Houser, and [else], Vol. 21: 128-57
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