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Fantastic emigres: Translation and acculturation of the fairy tale in a literary diaspora	Shakespeare's common prayers

The rudiments of eloquence: Pedagogy and literary practices in the English Renaissance	Lyric forces: Organizing English poetry, 1557--1591

The impossible contract: Law, parentage, and the Victorian novel	Common profit: Economic morality in English public political discourse, c. 1340--1406

Visible hand: "System," method, and suasion in the human natural science of Adam Smith	Writing, imagination, and the production of empire from Adam Smith to William Wordsworth

Future selves: Disinterest and the sympathetic imagination, from Hazlitt to Wilde	Required rereading, or how contemporary novels respond to the canon

Uneasy justice: Images of the legal system in the Victorian novel	The afterlife of fiction: Reprinting the nineteenth-century British novel

The third sphere: Male intimacy and developmental narrative in nineteenth-century Britain	Hearing and listening in early modern drama

Between tragedy and utopia: Revolution and the political stage after 1945	Literary maps: Cartography in Anglo-Irish literature

Lady killers: Women, violence, and representation in medieval English literature	Modernity in translation: Figures of empire in the works of Mary Shelley, Samuel Beckett, and Assia Djebar

Liberal visions: The art world, the social world and the Victorian novel	Moral sensibilities: Ethical feeling and narrative form in the Victorian novel

"A view of the thing": The visual art of the Victorian novel	Getting lost: Modes of disorientation in twentieth-century literature

The birth of theatre from the spirit of philosophy: Friedrich Nietzsche and the development of the modern drama	Beyond freedom and constraint: Alternative intimacies in the novels of Yvonne Vera, Calixthe Beyala, and Amma Darko

Shock and contemplation: "Close Up" and the female avant-garde	The Bildungsroman: A desire for form and a form for desire

Speculative ethics: Victorian finance and experimental moral landscapes in the mid-century novels of Oliphant, Trollope, Thackeray, and Dickens	All the world's a market: Economic life on English stages, c. 1400--c. 1625

The nation of counties: Literature and local identity in Victorian England	Memorial modernisms: Remembering the dead in British literature and culture

The 'last but one but one': Old age and the modernist novel	Social protest and the novel: Chartism, the radical press, and early Victorian fiction

The Emergence of Species: Animals, Humans, and Literary Form in Eighteenth-Century Britain	Telling Time: Temporality and Narrative in Late Medieval English Literature

Melville's England	Impossible Heroes: Heroism and Political Experience in Early Modern England

Queer things: Victorian objects and the fashioning of homosexuality