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Domesticity and the Victorian Gothic short story:
Domesticity and the Victorian Gothic short story: "Flesh and blood is not made for such encounters"
"Drauma" and "Newseryreel": Joyce's dramatic aesthetic in adaptation
Eating English: Food and the construction and consumption of imperial national identity in the British novel
Eating English: Food and the construction and consumption of imperial national identity in the British novel
Economics and apocalypticism: Radical nostalgia in the age of
Economics and apocalypticism: Radical nostalgia in the age of "Piers Plowman"
Effeminacy, masculinity, and homosocial bonds: The Victorian construction of John Keats
Effeminacy, masculinity, and homosocial bonds: The Victorian construction of John Keats
English inns and taverns:  their structural and thematic function in Fielding's novels
English inns and taverns: their structural and thematic function in Fielding's novels
Epochs of impossibility: A Marxian theory of dramatic parody and burlesque
Epochs of impossibility: A Marxian theory of dramatic parody and burlesque
The false optic: Poisoned fictional objects in Renaissance revenge tragedies
The false optic: Poisoned fictional objects in Renaissance revenge tragedies
Family relationships in Coleridge's poetry
Family relationships in Coleridge's poetry
Figures in the carpet: Unitarianism, Henry James, Sr., and Henry James's
Figures in the carpet: Unitarianism, Henry James, Sr., and Henry James's "The Portrait of a Lady"
The fire and the rose: The deconstruction of T. S. Eliot
The fire and the rose: The deconstruction of T. S. Eliot
The first fortune:  the plays and the playhouse (drama)
The first fortune: the plays and the playhouse (drama)
Freud and Spenser:  a dream poetic:  an isomorphic comparison of Freud's
Freud and Spenser: a dream poetic: an isomorphic comparison of Freud's "The Interpretation of Dreams" and Spenser's "The Faerie Queene" emphasizing books ii and vi (psychoanalysis, hermeneutics, aesthetics)
Gender and rationality:  Detection and late-Victorian domesticity
Gender and rationality: Detection and late-Victorian domesticity
The genealogy of the Chester Expositor
The genealogy of the Chester Expositor
Genres of truth: Vision and knowledge in nineteenth-century ghost and detective fiction
Genres of truth: Vision and knowledge in nineteenth-century ghost and detective fiction
Her best self did not escape: Rape and the crisis of identity in the early English novel
Her best self did not escape: Rape and the crisis of identity in the early English novel
Heroic martyrdom in Milton's
Heroic martyrdom in Milton's "Samson Agonistes"
History and the form of the dream vision: Shelley's poetic confrontations with material reality
History and the form of the dream vision: Shelley's poetic confrontations with material reality
Imagining Auschwitz:  Postmodern representations of the Holocaust
Imagining Auschwitz: Postmodern representations of the Holocaust
The influence of Thomas Carlyle's writings on Alfred Tennyson's concept of the hero in
The influence of Thomas Carlyle's writings on Alfred Tennyson's concept of the hero in "Idylls of the King."
John Fletcher's
John Fletcher's "A Wife for a Moneth": a critical, old-spelling edition
The killing letter, or, The presence of the
The killing letter, or, The presence of the "Kells" manuscript in "Finnegans Wake"
Lacan's mirror and beyond:  Dante, Spenser, and Milton (
Lacan's mirror and beyond: Dante, Spenser, and Milton ("La Divina commedia," "The Faerie Queene," "Paradise Lost," psychoanalysis)

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