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... the m u rth e re r shall be. {Richard III I. i. 32-40)1 March 2002 19 O n R ichard s orders, George, the Duke o f Clarence, is th en stabbed and drow ned in a b u tt o f Malmsey wine by two m urder­ ers (Richard III I. iv). A fter C laren ce s m urder, R ichard an ­ nounces his death to King Edward, m...

... Indian; Gwendolen s grandfather, a West Indian). But, both, descended from wealth and power, spoiled, and nourished on sentim ental literature, are selfish and willful, determ ined to dom inate on grounds of what they think their general superiority. 8R ichard s obsession that everyone acknowledge his...

... give the reader a reason fo r caring R ichard d e lg a d o / J ean Stefancic 10 3 about the story, too. It must grab him or her by the shoulders, draw him or her in.This is no tim e for false modesty. And the same m ight seem even truer in law. Lawyers operate in an adversary system. A fights against...

... when Sir Robert had sex with his wife, this p o in t rem ains a variable; for Sir Robert, it is an ever-fixèd m ark which enables him to be so confident about the hypothetical period of prematurity. It is also one factor which perm its Lady Faulconbridge to be confident that R ichard is Philip s...

... (Sullivan 69). Shordy after the grave desecration episode, Sir R ichard be­ gins to suffer from insomnia, a very bad case of it, and eventu­ ally declares that he m ust find an o th er bedroom in Castringham Hall, one that will allow him some quality slumber. He finally settles on his gran d fath er s...

... does n o t suddenly change h er mind; she expresses conflicting desires at once. She recognizes her distance and faults herself for it, yet she absolutely requires it. She m arried R ichard rath er than Peter, for instance, because in m arriage a little license, a little in d epen d en ce there m ust...

...Richard Menke Copyright © 2013 Regents of the University of Colorado 2013 W h o i s M r . R e u t e r ? : O bjectivity and Electric T e x t u a l it y in th e A ge of T elegraph Jo u rn alism R ichard M e n k e In the m iddle of the nineteenth century, a variety of discourses treat...

... by powerfully constructed personalities. The text calls us to acknowledge this quality o f language, th at signs are March 2002 87 empty and m eaning can be infinitely deferred, through the use of ethical appeals in arguments that are unethical. Eastern Oregon University Nancy Knowles NOTES 1R ichard F reedm...

... iner, The Cavalier Mode from Jonson to Cotton (Princeton: P rinceton UP, 1971) 72; and R ichard S. P eterson, Imitation and Praise in the Poems of BenJonson (New Haven: Yale UP, 1981) 215. Prof. M iner also speaks o f the floure o f light as a supererogatory im age, m eaning (presumably) th a t...

... ichard L ehan, F. Scott Fitzgerald and the Crafi ofFiction (C arbondale: South­ e rn Illinois UP, 1966). M oreover, Lowell m uddies th e waters fu rth e r by com ­ m en tin g th a t The Waste Landis, itself a com plete novel, m ade m ore spacious by the omission o f the fam iliar filler o f p lo t...

..., b u t reflecting a wide range o f virtues an d vices ( H istori­ ography 64-65; M iracle 10-11, 14-16). 5Life of Cuthbert 4 in C linton A lbertson, Anglo-Saxon Saints and Heroes, (New York: Fordham UP, 1967) 37. See also Merivale 59-60. 6Paul F ouracre and R ichard G erberding. Late Merovingian...

... stock has been steadily rising since the m iddle of the 1950s, and received a m ajor boost with the pub­ lication o f R ichard E llm a n n s b io g rap h y in 1988. Now, as Lawrence D anson com m ents, H e s everywhere again in the fin de siècle, on stage, screen, and T-shirt, in books and on book...

.... Baltimore: T he Jo h n s H opkins UP, 1999. Pp. xii + 397. hc. $40.00. 0-8018-6247-7. H eale, Elizabeth. T he Faerie Q ueene: A Reader s Guide. 2d ed. Cam bridge: C am bridge UP, 1999. Pp. xi + 190. pb. $20.95. 0-521-65468-8. Hirst, D erek and R ichard Strier. Writing and PoliticalEngagement...

... on Radclyffe Hall and Simone de Beauvoir. R ichard H ornsey is senior lecturer in cultural studies at the University of the West of England, Bristol, UK. His recent work has appeared in the Journal of Historical Geography, Visual Culture in Britain, Gender, Place and Culture and the London Review of Books. His...

... and Poems, Complete Works, Vol. 5 (Boston: H oughton, 1929) 224. s Ralph Waldo Em erson, Self-Reliance, Ralph Waldo Emerson: A Critical Edition of the Major Works, Ed. Richard P oirier (Oxford: O xford UP, 1990) 32. ' R ichard Weaver, The Ethics of Rhetoric, 1953 (Davis: H erm agoras, 1985) 212-13...

... outledge, 1988), p. 33. M arjorie Garber, D escanting on D efor­ mity: Richard III an d th e Shape o f History, in The Historical Renaissance: New Essays on Tudor and Stuart Literature and Culture, ed. H ea th er Dubrow an d R ichard Strier (Chicago: U o f Chicago P, 1988), pp. 89-90, notes th a t T he...

... Criticism," in L eft o f the C o lo r L ine: Race, R ad ica lism , a n d T w e n tie th -C e n tu ry L ite ra tu re o f th e U n ite d States, ed. Bill V. M ullen and Jam es Sm ethurst. (Chapel Hill, NC: U of North Carolina Press, 2003), 279-297; and Abdul JanM oham ed, The D eath-B ound S ubject: R ichard...

... it is gen­ erally supposed. University of Windsor Thomas Dilworth June 2002 39 NOTES 'W alterJackson Bate,John Keats, Cam bridge, Mass.: H arvard, 1963, 88. 2J o h n Keats, The Poetical Works, ed. H.W. G arrod. (Oxford: O xford Univer­ sity Press, 1956) 45. 3R ichard D. Altick, The Shows o fLondon (Cam...

..., 1981) an d Poetry and Place, in Standing by Words (San Francisco: N o rth P oint Press, 1983) 92199. Also see essays by R ichard J. D uR ocher and Jeffrey S. Theis listed below. 7 Gary Snyder, Buddhism and the Possibilities o f a Planetary C u ltu re, A ppendix G to G eorge Sessions Deep Ecology...

... on Wilde between 1926 (when the bibliography abandoned its essay form for a m ore com prehensive listing) to 1955. However, W ilde s stock has been steadily rising since the m iddle of the 1950s, and received a m ajor boost with the pub­ lication o f R ichard E llm a n n s b io g rap h y in 1988. Now...