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Correspondence: The epistolary and textual influence between James A.H. Murray's "Oxford English Dictionary" and Henry A. Yule's "Hobson-Jobson"	Monstrous England: Nation and reform, 1375--1385

Sex, sense, and nonsense: The anal erotics of early modern comedy	"Tales of other times": Scotland's past and women's future in eighteenth-century British writing

Faith in the language: Reformation biblical translation and vernacular poetics	Modernism and the wreck of education: Lawrence, Woolf, and the democratization of learning

Early modern pornographies	Shakespeare's posthumus God: Postmodern theory, theater, and theology

Copycat culture: The role of memory and parody in nineteenth-century British information society	Voice lessons: Violence, voice, and interiority in Middle English religious narratives, 1300--1500

"Wayke been the oxen": Plowing, presumption, and the third-estate ideal in late medieval England	Traveling to meet the dead 1750--1860: A study of literary tourism and necromanticism

A "pure excess of complexity": Tropical surfeit, the observing subject, and the text, 1773--1871	The serpent and the dove: Gender, religion, and social science in Victorian culture

Sensational confessions: Disruptions of form and epistemology in Victorian narrative	The lamp and the ledger: Victorian poetry and liberal thought

Res videns: The subject and vision in the plays of Samuel Beckett, Sam Shepard, and Harold Pinter	The soul of the book: Textual theory in Herbert, Trapnel, Vaughan, Traherne and Milton

The modern Prometheus: The persistence of an ancient myth in the modern world, 1950 to 2007	Lyrical beasts: Equine metaphors of race, class, and gender in contemporary Hollywood cinema

The quest for collective identity in the Middle English Charlemagne Romances	The rhetoric of grief: Seamus Heaney, Joseph Brodsky, Yves Bonnefoy, and the modern elegy

Feeling like a clerk: The emotional economy of the lower middle class in Dickens, Gissing, and Wells	Enthusiasm, sociability, and the genres of self-observation in the eighteenth century

Unnatural selections: Linguistic preservation and divine origins in the age of Darwin and the OED	The inward urge: 1960s science fiction and imperialism

Medievalism's inheritance: Early inventions of medieval pasts	Spiritual marriage and visionary experience in Margery Kempe, "Eliza's Babes," and Anne Wentworth

The gospels of aestheticism	Speech acts at work in tragedy: Ordinary language from the classical to the contemporary stage

Darwin's sisters: Darwinian catalysts in late nineteenth-century feminism	Recreational subjects: Authorship, familiar conversation, and the "interested" reader

Race, romance, and imperialism: Interracial relationships in Victorian literature	The hypermetric line in Germanic alliterative verse

A regnal genealogy in trouble: The Trojan myth as a traumatic national historiography in medieval England	The poetics of automatism: Poetry, media, and the nineteenth-century body

'Spare the sympathy, spoil the child:' Sensibility, selfhood, and the maturing reader, 1775--1815	Cosmic plots: Occult knowledge and narratives of belief

Virginia Woolf and the art of modernist conversation	An empire of collars and corsets: Charting body maps on the late-Victorian stage

Towards a poetics of violence: The Early Modern and postmodern English stage	Coming of age with Shakespeare: The convergence of American youth culture and high culture since the 1980s

This isn't really happening: Fictions, decisions, and the unauthorized modern