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Volume 95, Issue 3
July 1, 1996
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Thomas Pfau
Thomas Pfau
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Rhonda Ray Kercsmar
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ISSN 0038-2876
EISSN 1527-8026
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Rhetorical and Cultural Dissolution in Romanticism

Editors’ Note

Editors’ Note
Thomas Pfau; Rhonda Ray Kercsmar
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Forever Young: Master Betty and the Queer Stage of Youth in English Romanticism
Julie A. Carlson
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The Detection of the Romantic Conspiracy in Britain
Jerome Christensen
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“Beyond the Suburbs of the Mind”: The Political and Aesthetic Disciplining of the Romantic Body
Thomas Pfau
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Apocalypse and Ambivalence: The Politics of Millenarianism in the 1790s
Jon Mee
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Blake’s “Dark Visions of Torment” Unfolded: Innocence to Jerusalem
Robert F. Gleckner
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Displaced Apocalypse and Eschatological Anxiety in Frankenstein
Rhonda Ray Kercsmar
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Blake’s Agitation
Steven Goldsmith
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Coleridge, Wordsworth, and the Textual Abject
Tilottama Rajan
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The Gothic and the “Otherings” of Ascendant Culture: The Original Phantom of the Opera
Jerrold E. Hogle
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Notes on Contributors

Notes on Contributors
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