Articles in this issue

• What is the Dream in A Midsummer Night's Dream?
  Robert Crosman, and [else], Vol. 7: 1-17

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• The Opening of All's Well That Ends Well
  Richard Levin, and [else], Vol. 7: 18-32

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• Getting A Head In A Warrior Culture: Shakespeare's Macbeth and the Problem of Identity
  Lynne M. Robertson, and [else], Vol. 7: 33-43

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• Of Mountains and Men: Vision and Memory in Wordsworth and Petrarch
  Åke Bergvall, and [else], Vol. 7: 44-57

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• Science and the Re-representation of African Identity in Major Gentl and the Achimota Wars
  Francis Ngaboh-Smart, and [else], Vol. 7: 57-79

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• Readers, Auditors, and Interpretation
  Frances M. Malpezzi, and [else], Vol. 7: 80-86

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• Exonerating Lucius in Titus Andronicus: A Response to Anthony Brian Taylor
  Maurice Hunt, and [else], Vol. 7: 87-93

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• "Lucius, the Severely Flawed Redeemer of Titus Andronicus": A Reply
  Philip C. Kolin, and [else], Vol. 7: 94-96

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• Lucius, Still Severely Flawed: A Response to Jonathan Bate, Maurice Hunt, and Philip Kolin
  Anthony Brian Taylor, and [else], Vol. 7: 97-103

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• Lisa Hopkins on John Ford's The Broken Heart: A Letter
  Verna A. Foster, Stephen Foster and [else] and Stephen Foster, Vol. 7: 104

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• The Incorporation of Identities in Perkin Warbeck: A Response to Lisa Hopkins
  Willy Maley, and [else], Vol. 7: 105-15

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• Modernism Revisited: Willi Erzgräber's Studies in Modern English and Anglo-Irish Literature
  Bernfried Nugel, and [else], Vol. 7: 116-27

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• Some Comments on "T. H. White, Pacifism and Violence"
  Elizabeth Brewer, and [else], Vol. 7: 128-34

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• More Than Just a Fashion: T. H. White's Use of Dress as a Means of Characterization
  Christiane Berger, and [else], Vol. 7: 135-40

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