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May 1, 2005
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Feminism, Fiction, and the Utopian Promise of
Dracula
NANCY ARMSTRONG
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titled, Feminism, Fiction, and the Utopian Promise of <em>Dracula</em>
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Of Beauty, Cruelty, and Animal Life: Hogarth's Baroque
SCOTT J. JUENGEL
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titled, Of Beauty, Cruelty, and Animal Life: Hogarth's Baroque
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What Is a Literary Landscape? Immanence and the Ethics of Form
TIMOTHY BEWES
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titled, What Is a Literary Landscape? Immanence and the Ethics of Form
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The Afterlife of Coverture: Contract and Gift in “The Ballad of the Sad Café”
NAOMI MORGENSTERN
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titled, The Afterlife of Coverture: Contract and Gift in “The Ballad of the Sad Café”
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Did the Supreme Court Come Out in
Bush V. Gore
? Queer Theory on the Performance of the Politics of Shame
SUSAN BURGESS
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titled, Did the Supreme Court Come Out in <em>Bush V. Gore</em>? Queer Theory on the Performance of the Politics of Shame
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