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18.1—SPRING 1986

     Articles:

  • “Crusoe’s Legacy”—Richard Braverman, p. 1
  • “Jack Sheppard and Barnaby Rudge Yet More ‘Humbug’ from a ‘Jolter Head’”—Natalie Schroeder, p. 27
  • “Joyce’s Umbrella: The Pattern of Created Things”—Stephen Whittaker, p. 36
  • “Louis-Ferdinand Céline’s Novels: From Narcissism to Sexual Connection”—William K. Buckley, p. 51
  • “The Outsider as Sexual Center: Wright Morris and the Integrated Imagination”—A. Carl Bredahl, p. 66
  • “Deconstructing the Enemy of Color: The Fantastic in Gravity’s Rainbow”—Lance Olsen, p. 74
     Reviews:

  • Barker, Grandison’s Heirs: The Paragon’s Progress in the Late Eighteenth-Century Novel—Sylvia Kasey Marks, p. 87
  • Chase, Eros & Psyche: The Representation of Personality in Charlotte Brontë, Charles Dickens, George Eliot—Kathleen Blake, p. 89
  • DeJean, Literary Fortifications: Rousseau, Laclos, and Sade—Robert J. Ellrich, p. 91
  • Lowe, Towards the Real Flaubert: A Study of “Madame Bovary”—Richard D. Fulton, p. 94
  • Murfin, Conrad Revisited: Essays for the Eighties—Peter Casagrande, p. 96
  • Posnock, Henry James and the Problem of Robert Browning—Elizabeth Langland, p. 102
  • Sattelmeyer and Crowley, One Hundred Years of “Huckleberry Finn”: The Boy, His Book, and American Culture—Michael Oriard, p. 104
  • Stannard, Evelyn Waugh: The Critical Heritage—Jerome Meckier, p. 106
  • Stoltzfus, Alain Robbe-Grillet: The Body of the Text—Robert R. Brock, p. 109
  • Watson, The Cavalier in Virginia Fiction—Philip Castille, p. 111
18.2—SUMMER 1986

     Articles:

  • “Social Hierarchy in Matthew Lewis’s The Monk”—Daniel P. Watkins, p. 115
  • “Scott’s Dreams of the Past: The Bride of Lammermoor as Political Fantasy”—James Kerr, p. 125
  • “Closure and Teleology in Dickens”—Thomas M. Leitch, p. 143
  • “The Social Construction of Redburn’s ‘Mourning Pilgrimage’”—Neal Tolchin, p. 157
  • “‘I and the Abyss’: Transcendental Romance in The Wings of the Dove”—Elissa Greenwald, p. 177
  • “Emptying and Filling Along the Existential Coil in A Passage to India”—Doreen D’Cruz, p. 193
     Reviews:

  • Brontë, Villette, ed. Herbert Rosengarten and Margaret Smith and Eliot, Daniel Deronda, ed. Graham Handley—Eugene Hollahan, p. 206
  • Foster, Victorian Women’s Fiction: Marriage, Freedom and the Individual—Susan Morgan, p. 207
  • Halperin, The Life of Jane Austen—Barry Roth, p. 209
  • Hawthorn, The British Working-Class Novel in the Twentieth-Century—William K. Buckley, p. 211
  • Higbie, Character and Structure in the English Novel—Richard J. Dunn, p. 214
  • Magnet, Dickens and the Social Order—Michael G. Miller, p. 215
  • Schlossman, Joyce’s Catholic Comedy of Language and Tucker, Stephen and Bloom at Life’s Feast: Alimentary Symbolism and the Creative Process in James Joyce’s “Ulysses”—Bernard Benstock, p. 217
  • Seltzer, Henry James and the Art of Power—Judith E. Funston, p. 220
18.3—FALL 1986

     Articles:

  • “‘Poor little talkative Christianity’: James Fenimore Cooper and the Dilemma of the Christian on the Frontier”—Ivan Melada, p. 225
  • “Structure, Myth and Rite in Oliver Twist”—Roland F. Anderson, p. 238
  • “Spenser and the Structure of Mardi”—Carole Moses, p. 258
  • “George Eliot: Mary Ann Evans’s Subversive Tool in Middlemarch”—Patricia Lorimer Lundberg, p. 270
  • “Hawthorne’s Fallen Puritans: Eliot’s Pulpit in The Blithedale Romance”—Byron L. Stay, p. 283
  • “‘The shameless woman is the worst of men’: Sexual Aggression in Nineteenth-Century Sensational Novels”—Anne Dalke, p. 291
  • “The Absence of God in Heart of Darkness”—George Cheatham, p. 304
     Review Essay:

  • “Realism Still Knocking on Academe’s Door”—William K. Buckley, p. 314
     Reviews:

  • Boyers, Atrocity and Amnesia: The Political Novel Since 1945 and Sicher, Beyond Marginality: Anglo-Jewish Literature After the Holocaust—Jerome Klinkowitz, p. 320
  • Daleski, Unities: Studies in the English Novel—Elizabeth Langland, p. 322
  • Fishburn, The Unexpected Universe of Doris Lessing: A Study in Narrative Technique—Betsy Draine, p. 323
  • Fishkin, From Fact to Fiction: Journalism and Imaginative Writing in America—Judith Bryant Wittenberg, p. 326
  • Gallagher, The Industrial Reformation of English Fiction: Social Discourse and Narrative Form 1832-1867; Hardy, Forms of Feeling in Victorian Fiction and Vargish, The Providential Aesthetic in Victorian Fiction—Richard J. Dunn, p. 328
  • Gilmore, American Romanticism and the Marketplace—Mark R. Patterson, p. 330
  • Griffin, Along With Youth: Hemingway, The Early Years and Meyers, Hemingway, A Biography—Leonard Butts, p. 333
  • Welsh, George Eliot and Blackmail—Daniel Cottom, p. 338
18.4—WINTER 1986

     Articles:

  • “Literature and Homosexuality in the Late Eighteenth Century: Walpole, Beckford, and Lewis”—George E. Haggerty, p. 341
  • “The Love Rectangle in Roderick Hudson: Another Look at Christina Light”—Ronald Emerick, p. 353
  • “Fit to Survive: Christian Ethics in Bleak House”—Karen Jahn, p. 367
  • “Conservative Comedy and the Women of Barchester Towers”—Jane Nardin, p. 381
  • “Pierre in the Domestic Circle”—Nicholas Canaday, p. 395
    “Vestiges of Truth: A Study of James Joyce’s ‘Eumaeus’”—Barbara Stevens Heusel, p. 403
  • “Mr Noon: Some Old Problems in a New Text”—Peter G. Christensen, p. 415
  • “Lolita and the Modern Experience of Beauty”—Steven H. Butler, p. 427
     Reviews:

  • Conroy, Modernism and Authority: Strategies of Legitimation in Flaubert and Conrad and Kelly, Graham Greene—Eugene Hollahan, p. 438
  • Felperin, Beyond Deconstruction: The Uses and Abuses of Literary Theory—Michael Patrick Gillespie, p. 441
  • Glatzer, The Loves of Franz Kafka—Richard D. Fulton, p. 443
  • Golding, Idiolects in Dickens—Michael G. Miller, p. 444
  • Kobler, Ernest Hemingway: Journalist and Artist—Gerry Brenner, p. 446
  • McCluskey, Reverberations: Sound and Structure in the Novels of Virginia Woolf—Harvena Richter, p. 447
  • Miller, Doubles: Studies in Literary History—Elizabeth Langland, p. 448
  • Smith, Eve Tempted: Writing and Sexuality in Hawthorne’s Fiction—Terence Martin, p. 450
  • Tompkins, Sensational Designs: The Cultural Work of American Fiction, 1790-1860—Michael Oriard, p. 451
  • Vernon, Money and Fiction: Literary Realism in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries—John J. Burke, Jr., p. 454
  • Westling, Sacred Gloves and Ravaged Gardens: The Fiction of Eudora Welty, Carson McCullers, and Flannery O’Connor—Noel Polk, p. 456
  • Whitlow, Cassandra’s Daughters: The Women in Hemingway—Robert W. Lewis, p. 457