... that had been left to its melancholy fate alone among the otherwise dutifully pious volumes of devotional literature that shared their final resting place with the frozen corpses of the ships' crew was nothing other than a solitary copy of Oliver Goldsmith's 1766 novel, The Vicar o f Wakefield...

.... Yet while critics have long exam ined the duality in h e re n t in the parody of the Nativity, published critical com m entary has heretofore neglected parodie duality in the rest o f the play. In fact, double meanings and innuendo throughout the play add immeasurably to the Wakefield M aster s social...

... and The Vicar o f Wakefield and Marc Malandra's study of sacred m em ory in Li-Young Lee's Book o f M y Nights. Part II introduces "ELN Forums," which the editorial collective hopes to establish as a regular feature of the journal beginning w ith this issue. Here we intend to feature clus­ ters of note...

... . 79 Wakefield and Schmitz, “How Many People Have Alcohol Use Disorders?” 80 Pai, Vella, and Richardson, “Is Food Addiction a Valid Phenomenon through the Lens of the DSM-5?” 81 American Psychiatric Association, DSM-V , 329 . ssussma@usc.edu ewright@usc.edu...