Literature, English.
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"The mirthless laugh": Feeling pain in Samuel Beckett's trilogy of novels.
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Walking through the shadows: Ruins, reflections, and resistance in the postcolonial gothic novel.
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The otherworld vessel as metatraditional motif in Northern European literature and folk narrative.
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The curious life of the corpse in nineteenth-century English literature and culture.
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Domestic topographies: Gender and the house in the nineteenth century British novel.
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Alterations: Gender and needlework in late Georgian arts and letters.
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Novel gifts: The form and function of gift exchange in nineteenth-century England.
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Victorian gothic materialism: Realizing the gothic in nineteenth-century fiction.
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Improving oral fluency in English Language Learners through Readers Theatre.
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Deceived from within: Monstrosity and villainy in William Shakespeare's "Richard III".
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Recycling History: Early Modern Fasting and Cultural Materialist Awareness in Thomas Middleton.
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The discourse of marriage in the French fabliaux and Chaucer's "Shipman's Tale".
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Documents of culture, documents of barbarism: Gothic literature, empiricism, and the rise of professional science.
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Modernism's Critique du Coeur: The Novelist as Critic, 1885--1925.
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Empire in a glass case: Japanese beauty, British culture, and transnational aestheticism.
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"A differing and Eastern kind": The idea of the 'Oriental style' in eighteenth-century British literature.
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Ethical revivals: Discontinuities and moral self-cultivation in James Joyce, Elizabeth Bowen, and Iris Murdoch.
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"Towards the temple of fame": Class, the classics, and the struggle for distinction in the poetry of John Keats.
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From natural theology to scientific materialism: Science fiction and Victorian philosophies of science.
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"The common man is the common hero." New inclusive definitions of war poetry.
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Embodying loathliness: The Loathly Lady in Medieval and postfeminist (con)texts.
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'Sole author, I': isolation and the devotional self in early modern English literature.
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Eros and eikos mythos: Love and plausibility in Shakespeare's "Sonnets".
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Loving the neighbor: Difference, desire, and aggression in the romance of late medieval England and Castile.
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The Infant Phenomenon: Shakespeare, the Mimetic Child, and Nineteenth-Century British Literature.
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Women's Modernism in Peripheral Catholic Europe: The Poetry of Blanaid Salkeld and Concha Mendez.
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Counter Strategies for Coping with Othering in Contact Zone Encounters: Caryl Phillips's Travel Texts "The Atlantic Sound" and "The European Tribe".
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"In the beaten way of friendship": Horace Howard Furness, Edwin Booth, and the New Variorum Shakespeare.
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Penmanship in print: English copy-books and their makers, 1570-1763.
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Finding Happiness: Interfaith Marriage in British Literature, 1745--1836.
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A theater of the senses: A cultural history of theatrical effects in early-modern England.
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Between "Ernest" and "Game": The Aesthetics of Knowing and Poetics of "Witte" in William Langland's "Piers Plowman" and Geoffrey Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales".
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Writing Conquest: Traditions of Anglo-Saxon Invasion and Resistance in the Twelfth Century.
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Centers of Consciousness: Protagonism and the Nineteenth-Century British Novel.
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'The duty of woman by woman': Exploring female friendships in Jane Austen's novels.
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Late modern lyricism: The poetry and opera of Stein, Auden, and Hughes.
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