Articles in this issue

• Donne’s Sermons as Re-enactments of the Word
  Margret Fetzer, 17.1:1-13.

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• The Intrusion of Old Times: Ghosts and Resurrections in Hardy, Joyce and Beyond
  Norbert Lennartz, 17.1:14-28.

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• "Stand and live": Tropes of Falling, Rising, Standing in Robert Lowell's Lord Weary's Castle
  Frank J. Kearful, 17.1:29-60.

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• Outlooks on Honor in Henry V and Julius Caesar
  Carrie Pestritto, 17.1:61-67.

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• A Response to Myrtle Hooper's "Textual Surprise in Pauline Smith's 'The Sinner'"
  Irene Gorak, 17.1:68-79.

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• Excavating a Secret History: Mary Butts and the Return of the Nativist
  Andrew Radford, 17.1:80-108.

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• Reinventing Isabelle Eberhardt: Rereading Timberlake Wertenbaker's New Anatomies
  Verna A. Foster, 17.1:109-28.

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• Painful Restoration: Transformations of Life and Death in Medieval Visions of the Other World
  Fritz Kemmler, 17.2-3:129-43.

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• The Butterfly, the Fart and the Dwarf: the Origins of the English Laureate Micro-Epic
  Tom MacFaul, 17.2-3:144-64.

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• Ambiguities of Honour: A Response to Carrie Pestritto's "Outlooks on Honor in Henry V and Julius Caesar"
  Thomas Kullmann, 17.2-3:165-74.

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• Ironic Oppositions and the Articulation of Dissent in Thomas Heywood's The English Traveller
  David Laird, 17.2-3:175-96.

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• Feminine Agency and Feminine Values in Venice Preserved: A Response to Elizabeth Gruber
  Katharina M. Rogers, 17.2-3:197-99.

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• Unmanning the Self: The Troublesome Effects of Sympathy in Thomas Otway's Venice Preserv'd. A Response to Elizabeth Gruber
  Roland Weidle, 17.2-3:200-09.

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• Pope's Ombre Enigmas in The Rape of the Lock¹⁾
  Oliver R. Baker, 17.2-3:210-237.

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• Strangely Surpriz'd by Robinson Crusoe: A Response to David Fishelov
  Maximillian E. Novak, 17.2-3:238-49.

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• A Reply to Maximillian E. Novak
  David Fishelov, 17.2-3:250-56.

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• Response to Elena Anastasaki's "The Trials and Tribulations of the revenants"
  Claire Raymond, 17.2-3:257-62.

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• Emerson and Milton: Allusion and Theodicy
  Richard F. Hardin, 17.2-3:263-66.

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• (Un)Surprisingly Natural: A Response to Angelika Zirker
  Jennifer Geer, 17.2-3:267-80.

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• Response to "Alice was not surprised"
  Jean-Jacques Lecercle, 17.2-3:281-86.

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• The Phenomenology of Deep Surprise in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
  Michael Mendelson, 17.2-3:287-301.

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• Maintaining Plurality: A Response to Susan Ang
  Annegret Maack, 17.2-3:302-09.

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