Articles in this issue

• John Lyly's Poetic Economy
  Arthur F. Kinney, and [else], Vol. 22: 1-12

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• Embedded and Embodied Poetry in Edgar Allan Poe's "Ligeia" and "The Fall of the House of Usher"
  Elena Anastasaki, and [else], Vol. 23: 207-29

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• The Economy of Literary Interpretation
  David Fishelov, and [else], Vol. 22: 32-56

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• If and It and the Human Condition: Considerations Arising from a Reading of The Merchant of Venice
  Inge Leimberg, and [else], Vol. 22: 57-84

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• The Two Bertie Woosters: A Response to Lawrence Dugan
  William Vesterman, and [else], Vol. 22: 85-88

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• Poetics and Politics in Robert Lowell’s “The March 1” and “The March 2”
  Frank J. Kearful, and [else], Vol. 22: 89-117

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• Generic Differences: A Response to Burkhard Niederhoff
  Raimund Borgmeier, and [else], Vol. 22: 118-24

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• Against an Ethics of Absolute Otherness, for Cross-Cultural Critique: A Response to Tammy Amiel-Houser
  Lars Eckstein, and [else], Vol. 22: 125-36

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• Authorities of Representation: Speaking To and Speaking For. A Response to Barbara Korte
  Lisa Lau, Ana Cristina Mendes and [else] and Ana Cristina Mendes, Vol. 22: 137-43

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• Artists as Mothers: A Response to June Sturrock
  Louisa Hadley, and [else], Vol. 22: 144-56

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• Ruinous Fathers, Lethal Mothers: A Response to June Sturrock
  Lena Steveker, and [else], Vol. 22: 157-61

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• A Daughter Abandons Her Literary Mother: A. S. Byatt’s The Children’s Book and Iris Murdoch’s The Good Apprentice. A Response to June Sturrock
  Nick Turner, and [else], Vol. 22: 162-65

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