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...Leo Kirschbaum Copyright © 1946 by Duke University Press 1946 SOME LIGHT ON THE JEW OF MALTA By LEOKIRSCHBAUM Some scholars hold that the text of The Jew of Malta which we have today is not the text which Marlowe...

...Alan C. Dessen Copyright © 1974 by Duke University Press 1974 THE ELIZABETHAN STAGE JEW AND CHRISTIAN EXAMPLE GERONTUS, BARABAS, AND SHYLOCK By ALANC. DESSEN There will be no final solution...

...Lauren M. E. Goodlad A Probable State: The Novel, the Contract, and the Jews . By Irene Tucker. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2000. xiv + 311 pp. © 2003 University of Washington 2003 Reviews Ideographia: The Chinese Cipher in Early Modern Europe. By David Porter. Stanford, Calif...

...Richard Rex Copyright © 1984 by Duke University Press 1984 In nienynge of miracles muche wex ther hangeth. -Piers Plowman (C.I.99) CHAUCER AND THE JEWS...

...Robert Casillo Copyright © 1984 by Duke University Press 1984 THE DESERT AND THE SWAMP ENLIGHTENMENT7 ORIENTALISM, AND THE JEWS IN EZRA POUND There are two common critical views of Ezra Pound’s anti-Semi- tism...

.... Hawthorne’s Romanticism: From Canon to Corpus William Jewe tt The hand that renovates is always more sacrilegious than that which destroys. -Hawthorne, “The Old Manse” his essay takes Hawthorne’s little-read sketch “P.’s Correspon- Tdence” as a guide to a deferential...

.... Mad Men belongs to a long line of naturalist narratives in which the outsider within (often a Jew or probable Jew) assimilates the myriad impacts of capitalist globalization and thus exemplifies the periodic resurgence of historical realism, which Georg Lukács predicted in The Historical Novel...

..., N.C.: Duke University Press, 1995. ix + 340 pp. $54.95 cloth, $17.95 paper. With ‘World enough, and Time” Andrew Marvell’s supplicant would suffer his lover to refuse his plea “till the Conversion of the Jews.” But lovers don’t have that kind of time. Nobody does. Marvell, who in his...

... is meant to be read as an account of Truth among the Jews in Old Testament times. It is the purpose of this article to show that the iconography of the episode, as well as several biblical and historical parallels with parts of it, strongly supports such a reading. An interpretation...

... of the very numerous anti- Jewish tales which consist of accusations that Jews had nefariously secured Christian consecrated wafers, which they had persecuted in various ways in imitation of Christ’s Passion, and so, once more, literally shed the blood of the Christian God.2...

... means “unless.” The immediately obvious sense of the last two lines of the speech is that, unless the Jews reverence the Cross and the Resurrection and cast off the Old Law for the New, they will be lost, life and It is at least possible, however, that be lost in line 257 is parallel...

... recent texts that I examine, the character who best embodies the temporal oddity and incongruity of the date line is identi ed as a Wandering Jew, that arche- typal gure associated with cosmopolitanism, capitalism, and home- lessness. For these texts’ authors, the anxieties of temporal...

... The Jewish Character in the French Novel 1870-1914. By EARLE STANLEYRANDALL. Evanston, Illinois : Privately published. 1941. Pp. x + 213. $2.00. The problem of the Jew in a Gentile world seems perennial, but the past ten years have presented the question with renewed poign- ancy...

... of Jerusalem. She is author of Emily Dicltimon and the Life OfLanguuge (1985),Fiction and Histmica1 Consciousness (1989), Engendering Romance ( 1 994), Nineteenth-Century American Romance (1996),and Blacks and Jews in Literary Conversation (1998).This essay is part of a project concerning...

... Society of America, 1944. Pp. viii + 298. $3.00. In his thoroughgoing study, Germany’s Stepchildren, Dr. Liptzin analyzes anew the pathetic problem of “German and Jew-two souls within a single breast.” More in particular, he evaluates the reaction towards this “tragic duality” on the part...

..., and the third part of Anthony Munday’s prose romance, 2elauto.l The lost Jew play mentioned by Stephen Gosson in The Schoole of Abuse (1579) is regarded by many as a further probable source of The Merchant.2 Janet Spens suggested that the third part of Zelauto was perhaps a prose reconstruction...

... and Anti-Semitism in Literary Anglo-America. By Jonathan Freedman. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000. vi + 264 pp. Jonathan Freedman’s new book examines the following curious paradox: the figure of the Jew held an importance for nineteenth- and twentieth-century...

... and Anti-Semitism in Literary Anglo-America. By Jonathan Freedman. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000. vi + 264 pp. Jonathan Freedman’s new book examines the following curious paradox: the figure of the Jew held an importance for nineteenth- and twentieth-century...

... and Anti-Semitism in Literary Anglo-America. By Jonathan Freedman. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000. vi + 264 pp. Jonathan Freedman’s new book examines the following curious paradox: the figure of the Jew held an importance for nineteenth- and twentieth-century...

... and Anti-Semitism in Literary Anglo-America. By Jonathan Freedman. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000. vi + 264 pp. Jonathan Freedman’s new book examines the following curious paradox: the figure of the Jew held an importance for nineteenth- and twentieth-century...