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Volume 58, 1 - ENGLISH RENAISSANCE (WINTER 2018)

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Volume 58

 
Volume 58, Number 2 - TUDOR AND STUART DRAMA (SPRING 2018)
Digital Sources for Renaissance Scholarship Jonathan P. Lamb
Rereading Transvestism and Desire in Christopher Marlowe's Edward II
Matthew D. Lillo
The "Old Tale" in Webster's Duchess of Malfi
Ernest Gilman
Wonder and Nostalgia in Hamlet
Judith H. Anderson
"All's Obliquy": Debt and Poetry in Timon of Athens
Laura E. Kolb
"Tis My Familiar Sin": Illicit Sex and Slander in Measure for Measure
Carla Rosell
Mourning Thomas Kyd's Lost Works Ted Tregear
"The Royal Disposition of that Beast": Non-Human Topical Allusion and Political Critique in As You Like It Samantha Snively
 
Volume 58, Number 3 - RESTORATION AND EIGHTEENTH CENTURY (SUMMER 2018)
Naming the Nameless: Gray's "Elegy" and the Politics of Memorialization
Jonathan C. Williams
Sarah Fielding, Benevolent Heroism, and the "true Christian Philosophy"
Michael Behrens
Magnifying God: Milton, the Royal Society, and the Galileo Problem
Jacqueline Cowan
The Renaissance Richardson: Error and Allegory in "Clarissa" Jonathan P. Callis
Hypocritical Apple: Knowing about Milton in John Philips's Cyder Gabriel Bloomfield
This Bounding Line: William Blake's Enemies Schott Juengel
Why Did Dryden Rehabilitate Cressida? Candy Schille
Sir Joshua Reynolds, Decolonization, and the Pictorial Dialectics of Crisis Daniel O'Quinn
 
Volume 58, Number 4 - NINETEENTH CENTURY (AUTUMN 2018)
Autumnal Affect in the Poetry of John Clare
Jonas Cope
The "Tragedy of a Poor Man's Life": Christianity and Class in Elizabeth Gaskell's Mary Barton
Lynn Shakinovsky
The Realist Novel as Liberal Form: Strong and Many-Sided Evaluation in the Character-Sytem of Middlemarch
Matthew T. Flaherty
Ayesha and the Threat of Translation: Philological Fantasy  in H. Rider Haggard's She Katy Brundan
Ourselves Writing: Clare's Manuscript Translations of Byron and the Bible Stephanie Weiner
William Wordsworth and the Invention of Culture Peter Miller
Nature and Classification in Dorothy and William Wordsworth's Writing Allison Turner
George Eliot, George Henry Lewes, and Parasitic Form Jeanette Samyn

 

Volume 59

 
Volume 59, Number 1 - ENGLISH RENAISSANCE (WINTER 2019)
"Gather the flowers, but spare the buds": Girls and Sexuality in Seventeenth-Century Love Lyrics Jennifer Higginbotham
Intimacy Unbound: Epistolary Copulation in Donne's Verse Letters Timothy Duffy
Marvell on Renaissance Translation Practice Curtis Whitaker
George Herbert's Career as a Holy Laureate Brice Peterson
Reading Rapture: Richard Crashaw's St. Teresa Jonathan V. Crewe
"Divers schedules of my beauty": The Miniature in Early Modern English Literature Amanda Kellogg
Austerity Measures: The Poetics of Ethical Eating in George Herbert's "The Temple" Andrea Crow
"The Compound Good": Atomic Theory in Donne's "Obsequies to the Lord Harrington" Alan James Hogarth
Decay, Intimacy, and Lyric Metaphor in Donne Eileen M. Sperry
 
Volume 59, Number 3 - RESTORATION AND EIGHTEENTH CENTURY (SUMMER 2019)
Incomprehensible Contextures: Sterne & Hume on Entanglement Andrew Warren

 

Volume 60

 
Volume 60, Number 1 - ENGLISH RENAISSANCE (WINTER 2020)
Free to Fall in the Waste Wide Anarchie: Hobbes, Milton, and the Political Problem of Chaos William Dean Clement
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