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ECCB The Eighteenth-Century Current Bibliography n.s. Volume 31—for 2005 General Editors Kevin L. Cope and Robert C. Leitz, III |
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Dickens Studies Annual Essays on Victorian Fiction Volume 41 Edited by Edited by Stanley Friedman, Edward Guiliano, Anne Humpherys, Natalie McKnight, and Michael Timko |
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AMS Studies in the Renaissance, No. 46 SECRETS OF THE PRINTED PAGE IN THE AGE OF SHAKESPEARE By Akihiro Yamada In the last twenty-five years a new sensibility has come to predominate in the editing of early modern English drama. Textual critics of Shakespeare in particular have come to privilege stage versions of his plays, thus presenting readers with an image of Shakespeare . . . Read more |
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AMS Studies in the Eighteenth Century, Nos. 60 & 61 CLARISSA: THE EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY RESPONSE, 1747–1804 Edited by Lois E. Bueler In the spirit of the Clarissa Project’s emphasis on primary texts and contexts, Clarissa: The Eighteenth-Century Response, 1747–1804 brings together examples of the extensive and impressively varied reaction to the novel from the moment of its publication to the first edition of Richardson’s correspondence. Drawn from sources in Britain, the Continent, and North America . . . Read more |
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AMS Studies in Modern Literature, No. 27 EMMA WOLF’S SHORT STORIES IN THE SMART SET Edited by Barbara Cantalupo Gathers together, for the first time, the ten stories that Jewish-American author Emma Wolf (1865–1932) published in The Smart Set: A Magazine of Cleverness. Wolf was already a well-published novelist . . . Read more |
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LITERATURE IN THE EARLY AMERICAN REPUBLIC Annual Studies on Cooper and His Contemporaries Volume 2 Edited by Matthew Wynn Sivils and Jeffrey Walker See volume contents |
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STUDIES IN MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE HISTORY Third Series, Volume VII Edited by Roger Dahood and Peter E. Medine |
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RESOURCES FOR AMERICAN LITERARY STUDY Volume 33 Edited by Jackson R. Bryer and Richard Kopley |
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AMS Studies in the Nineteenth Century, No. 36 THE WATER-WITCH; OR, THE SKIMMER OF THE SEAS By James Fenimore Cooper This monumental edition of The Water-Witch; or, The Skimmer of the Seas (1830) offers a definitive scholarly treatment of the text, with hundreds of pages of editorial matter, including an extensive historical introduction, explanatory notes, and just under 200 pages of descriptive bibliographic material. . . . Read more |
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RELIGION IN THE AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT Edited by Brett C. McInelly See volume contents |
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AMS Studies in the Nineteenth Century, No. 44 DICKENS AND GENDER:RECENT STUDIES, 1992–2008 By Natalie B. Cole This lively and carefully considered survey details scholarly writings on Dickens and gender published between 1992 and 2008. Cole analyzes nearly 200 books and essays to give students and advanced researchers. . . . Read more |
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DANCE Current Selected Research Volume 7 Editors: Lynnette Young Overby and Billie Lepczyk See volume contents |
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SPENSER STUDIES A Renaissance Poetry Annual Volume XXIV Guest Editors: Kenneth Borris, Jon Quitslund, and Carol Kaske Spenser and Platonism: An Expanded Special Volume See volume contents |
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AMS Studies in the Middle Ages, No. 28 TRAVELS AND TRAVELOGUES IN THE MIDDLE AGES Edited by Jean-François Kosta-Théfaine “Travel in the Middle Ages, it goes without saying, differs considerably from its twenty-first-century counterpart,” Jean-François Kosta-Théfaine notes in the introduction to this compelling collection of essays. . . . Read more |
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SYMBOLISM An International Annual of Critical Aesthetics Volume 9 Editors: Rüdiger Ahrens and Klaus Stierstorfer Special Focus: Literature and Circularity See volume contents |
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READINGS ON EQUAL EDUCATION Enhancing Institutional and State Initiatives to Increase Student Success: Studies of the Indiana Project on Academic Success Volume 24 Series Editor: Edward P. St. John Volume Editors: Don Hossler, Jacob P. K. Gross, and Mary Ziskin See volume contents |
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EMBLEMATICA An Interdisciplinary Journal for Emblem Studies Volume 17 Managing Editor: David Graham Editors: Daniel S. Russell, Peter M. Daly, and Michael Bath See volume contents |
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AMS Studies in the Eighteenth Century, No. 53 RELIGION IN THE AGE OF REASON A Transatlantic Study of the Long Eighteenth Century Edited by Kathryn Duncan This collection of essays brings together international scholars examining the role of religion during a period that has often been seen primarily through its secular concerns. While Locke, Newton, and Hume . . . Read more |
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1650–1850 Ideas, Æsthetics, and Inquiries in the Early Modern Era Volume 16 Edited by Kevin L. Cope Book Review Editor Scott Paul Gordon Special Feature: “Horace Walpole: Beyond The Castle of Otranto.” Edited and introduced by Peter Sabor. See volume contents |
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AMS Studies in the Eighteenth Century, No. 58 ADVENTURE: AN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY IDIOM Essays on the Daring and the Bold as a Pre-Modern Medium Edited by Serge Soupel, Kevin L. Cope, and Alexander Pettit As readers of medieval and Renaissance literature know, etymologists associate “adventure” with chance: with that which happens surprisingly—“at” a “venture”—through an unexpected confluence of unpredictable events. Reading the whole history of the word, however, reveals . . . Read more |
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THE EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY NOVEL Volume 6–7 Edited by Albert J. Rivero and George Justice Special Double Volume: Essays in Honor of John Richetti |
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DICKENS STUDIES ANNUAL Essays on Victorian Fiction Volume 40 Edited by Stanley Friedman, Edward Guiliano Anne Humpherys, Michael Timko, and Talia Schaffer Special Feature: A book-length edition of Dickens’s juvenilia edited by Robert C. Hanna. |
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