2019: Verso 2019

Articles

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• Of Paradigmatic Suffering and its Place in Humanity

  ROBERT ANDRADE

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• Flaws are only Parchment Deep: How Form and Biographical Features Shape Anne Bradstreet‘s “The Author to Her Book"

  AMEL BENSALIM

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• Nationality, Socialism, and Great Depression Era Politics in This Time A Better Earth

  BRADLEY COX

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• Am I Not Fallen Away: Surrogate Fathers in Shakespeare's Henry IV Part 1 and Romeo and Juliet

  GRIFFIN KING

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• The Fallibility of Interpretation and the Worth of Intent in “The Clerk‘s Tale”

  DAVID LUCIA

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• The Denial of Dissent in John Clellon Holmes‘ GO

  DRUE MACPHERSON

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• I Wanted to Vanish: Grief, Loss, and Disappearance in Helen MacDonald‘s H is for Hawk

  CARMEL MIKOL

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• The Aestheticized Male Gaze in The Woman in White

  RACHEL O‘BRIEN

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• Measured Steps: Recovery in “Big Two-Hearted River”

  NICOLAS PAQUETTE

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• Of Guy, of his Felice, and of his Guilt: Problematic Love in the Auchinleck Guy of Warwick

  MATTHEW ROONEY

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• Play with a Purpose:The Moral, Philosophical, and Societal Value of Child‘s Play in John Newbery‘s A Little Pretty Pocket-Book

  TAYLOR SIMON

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• “Why do I collude in this mis-use of language?”:Language and the Implication of the Reader in the Creation of the Gendered Subject in Jeanette Winterson‘s Written on the Body

  GHISLAINE SINCLAIR

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• Historical Fiction and the Male-Imposed Identity:The Deconstruction of Metatexuality and “Leda and the Swan” in Angela Carter‘s Nights at the Circus

  SIDNEY-LEE WOOD

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• Flaws are only Parchment Deep: How Form and Biographical Features Shape Anne Bradstreet‘s “The Author to Her Book"

  AMEL AMEL BENSALIM

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