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The haunted frontier: Troubling gothic conventions in nineteenth-century literature of the American West	Outlaw mothers: Marital conflict, family law, and women's novels in Victorian England

Beautiful lost causes: Quixotic reform and the Victorian novel	Passion, virtue, and moderation in Shakespearean drama

Marketing women: Representations of working women in early modern London	The life of a text: Bertolt Brecht's "Three Penny Opera". Studies in literary and cultural transfer

The curious life of the corpse in nineteenth-century English literature and culture	Dress and deception: Women's dress and the eighteenth-century British novel

Domestic topographies: Gender and the house in the nineteenth century British novel	Technologies of arousal: Masturbation, aesthetic education, and the post-Kantian auto-

Nature, nurture, nation: Race and childhood in transatlantic American discourses of slavery	Slow folk at work! Literary appropriations of local materials by Irish, Spanish and Bulgarian modernists

Partial arts: Poetic obsessions with the fragment	Printing pleasing profit: The crafting of capital selves and sales in early modern, English drama

Between good girls and vile fiends: Femininity, alterity and female homosociality in the nineteenth-century British Gothic novel	Unruly passions: Reconsidering compassion in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century British poetry and drama

Transatlantic Irish and the racial state	Living her narrative: Writing heroines in the eighteenth-century novel

The end of illustration: The photographic novels of Henry James, Andre Breton, Virginia Woolf, and W. G. Sebald	Spying and surveillance in the early modern state and stage

Stage, cathedral, wagon, street: The grounds of belief in Shakespeare and Renaissance performance	Reproducing the line: 1970s innovative poetry and socialist-feminism in the U.K.