... Taylor Coleridge in Malta and Italy. Hy DONALDSULTANA. New York: Barnes 8c Noble, 1969. xviii + 429 pp. $13.50. ‘I’his book, ill-mannered and lifeless despite the author’s industry, suffers from having no organizing center of effort. At times Sultana deals exclusively...

... + 429 pp. $13.50. ‘I’his book, ill-mannered and lifeless despite the author’s industry, suffers from having no organizing center of effort. At times Sultana deals exclusively with the details of Maltese and Mediterranean history, at times with Cole- ridge; he seldom brings the two...

...Melvin J. Friedman text of hFotebooks 11. Sultana’s method of footnoting and indexing, the paucity of detailed presentation of evidence for redating notebook entries, and the way this is scattered in text and notes throughout the book make it difficult to locate and examine...

... interests: “Passing and the Fictions of Spanish Identity,” “Border Crossings: Transvestism and Passing in Don Quijote,” “Empire Unmanned: Gender Trouble and Genoese Gold in ‘Las dos doncellas “Passing Pleasures: Cos- tume and Custom in ‘El amante liberal’ and La gran sultana,” “‘La disimu- lación es...

... interests: “Passing and the Fictions of Spanish Identity,” “Border Crossings: Transvestism and Passing in Don Quijote,” “Empire Unmanned: Gender Trouble and Genoese Gold in ‘Las dos doncellas “Passing Pleasures: Cos- tume and Custom in ‘El amante liberal’ and La gran sultana,” “‘La disimu- lación es...

... amante liberal’ and La gran sultana,” “‘La disimu- lación es provechosa’: The Critique of Transparency in the Persiless and ‘La española inglesa and “Afterword: Passing and the Arts of Subjectifi cation.” Fuchs outlines the thrust of her study as follows: “The play of genre and of gender...

... in ‘Las dos doncellas “Passing Pleasures: Cos- tume and Custom in ‘El amante liberal’ and La gran sultana,” “‘La disimu- lación es provechosa’: The Critique of Transparency in the Persiless and ‘La española inglesa and “Afterword: Passing and the Arts of Subjectifi cation.” Fuchs outlines the thrust...

... interests: “Passing and the Fictions of Spanish Identity,” “Border Crossings: Transvestism and Passing in Don Quijote,” “Empire Unmanned: Gender Trouble and Genoese Gold in ‘Las dos doncellas “Passing Pleasures: Cos- tume and Custom in ‘El amante liberal’ and La gran sultana,” “‘La disimu- lación es...

... amante liberal’ and La gran sultana,” “‘La disimu- lación es provechosa’: The Critique of Transparency in the Persiless and ‘La española inglesa and “Afterword: Passing and the Arts of Subjectifi cation.” Fuchs outlines the thrust of her study as follows: “The play of genre and of gender...

... in ‘Las dos doncellas “Passing Pleasures: Cos- tume and Custom in ‘El amante liberal’ and La gran sultana,” “‘La disimu- lación es provechosa’: The Critique of Transparency in the Persiless and ‘La española inglesa and “Afterword: Passing and the Arts of Subjectifi cation.” Fuchs outlines the thrust...

... interests: “Passing and the Fictions of Spanish Identity,” “Border Crossings: Transvestism and Passing in Don Quijote,” “Empire Unmanned: Gender Trouble and Genoese Gold in ‘Las dos doncellas “Passing Pleasures: Cos- tume and Custom in ‘El amante liberal’ and La gran sultana,” “‘La disimu- lación es...

.... Shakespeare’s Images of Pregnancy. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1980. x + 148 pp. $18.95. Spencer, T.J. B. (editor).John Ford: The Broken Heart. Manchester: Manchester Uni- versity Press; Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, The Revels Plays, 1980. xiv + 239 pp. $22.00. Sultana, Donald...

... Voices in “The Ring and the Book”: A Study of Method and Meaning. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1969. xv + 226 pp. $7.50. Sultana, Donald. Samuel Taylor Coleridge in Malta and Ztaly. New York: Barnes & Noble, 1969. xviii + 429 pp. $13.50. Sutherland, James. English Literature...

... Debauchery and flirts with Death, monsters who maim what they do not mow down, and yet their talons have not dared molest 190 MLQ March 2004 the simple majesty of this proud flesh. Artemis walking, a sultana prone, she worships pleasure...

... elle est assez heureuse pour avoir conqu, & qu’elle accouche d’un fils, on I’appelle Hcrsaki Sultana, & elle est solemnellement couronnee. C’est bien 1i la substance des vers suivants que prononce Roxane sur les coutumes des sultans: Parmi tant de beaut& qui briguent leur...

..., spoke of Ball’s unprecedented kindness, and the ordinary Maltese, to whom he regularly gave audiences without intermediaries, called him “father” 48 Ball had detained Vincenzo Borg for having “similar intentions to those of Robespierre” (quoted in Donald Sultana, Samuel Taylor...

... you told your stories!’ ” (Crébillon, 311). Yet the narrative both excites and educates its hearers. Since the audience includes the sultana, some episodes lead the royal couple to verbal byplay over their differing interpretations of the episodes’ impli- cations and the ways that their own...