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Representations of teaching, curriculum reform, and the formation of collegiate English
 Narratives of irony: Alienation, representation, and ethics in Carlyle, Eliot, and Pater
 
Of grace and gross bodies: Falstaff, Oldcastle, and the fires of reform
 Fathers of a still-born past: Hindu empire, globality, and the rhetoric of the Trikaal
 
Missed connections: Antony Sher's "Titus Andronicus" in Johannesburg
 On paying attention: Particularity in Victorian fiction and empirical thought
 
Matrices of subjectivity: The discourse of learning in Victorian literature
 Notions of friendship in the Bloomsbury Group: G. E. Moore, D. H. Lawrence, E. M. Forster, and Virginia Woolf
 
The Wordsworthian inheritance of Melville's poetics
 That within which passeth show: Interiority, religion, and the cognitive poetics of "Hamlet"
 
"Teeming delight": Irish poetry 1930--1960
The invention of England: Danes and identity in medieval romance
 
Inconsumable realities: Documenting warfare, Britain 1914--1920
 "The long-defended gate": Juvenilia, the real child, and the aesthetics of innocence, 1858--1939