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Volume 36, Issue 3

Summer 2003

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“The Waters of Civic Finance”: Moneyed States in Joyce’s Ulysses

MICHAEL D. RUBENSTEIN

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Suburbia, Ressentiment, and the End of Empire in A Passage to India

TODD KUCHTA

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Buying Time: Howards End and Commodified Nostalgia

ELIZABETH OUTKA

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“Was Anyone Hurt?”: The Ends of Satire in A Handful of Dust

JONATHAN GREENBERG

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“Get Out!”: Empire Migration and Human Traffic in Lord Jim

SCOTT A. COHEN

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“New forms for our new sensations”: Woolf and the Lesson of Torts

RAVIT REICHMAN

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