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Developing character in the nineteenth-century novel	Genres of evidence: Reading facts in England from archives, historiography and literature, 1770--1830

Rooted cosmopolitanism in the poetry of Seamus Heaney, Derek Walcott, and Joseph Brodsky	Abnormal tongues: Style and sexuality in modern literature and culture

Breathing space: Infancy and aesthetics in 19-century British poetry and poetics	Modernism's material forms: Literary experiments in transatlantic print culture, 1880--1945

Visions for company: Otherness and the supernatural in 19th century England and America	Plotting friendship: Male bonds in early nineteenth-century British fiction

Framed: The interior woman artist-observer in modernity	The sense of an audience: Spectators and spectatorship in early modern England

Sentenced to hard labor: Vernacular transformations in the late fourteenth century	Borrowings, derivational morphology, and perceived productivity in English, 1300-1600

Performing queer Shakespeare	Working Dialect: Nonstandard Voices in Victorian Literature

England's Best Birthright: The Law and Theology of Inheritance in Early Modern English Literature	"Incestuous sheets" and "adulterate beasts": Incest and miscegenation in early modern drama

Poetry of Lost Loss: A Study of the Modern Anti-Consolatory Elegy	The Pleasures of Conspiracy: American Literature 1870--1910

Tudor Musical Theater: Staging Religious Difference from "Wisdom" to "The Winter's Tale"	Reading and Reception in Early Modern England: Aesthetics, Judgment, and Selfhood from Sidney to Milton

The City and the Word: London, "Jerusalem," and the Early Modern English Nation	The Persistence of Catholicism: How Eighteenth-Century English Writers Imagined a Minority Religious Community

The Crisis of Infinity: Mathematics, Philosophy, and Nineteenth-Century Poetry