Articles in this issue

• The Emergent Environmental Humanities: Engineering the Social Imaginary
  Chad Weidner, Rosi Braidotti and Goda Klumbyte, 28:1-25.

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• John Lyly and the Most Misread Speech in Shakespeare
  Frederick Kiefer, 28:26-41.

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• More Context and Less: A Response to Lena Linne and Burkhard Niederhoff
  Carolin Hahnemann, 28:42-64.

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• Revisiting the Aesopic Race in the Late Twentieth Century: New Facets of Speed in Vikram Seth’s “The Hare and The Tortoise”
  Bircan Nizamoğlu, 28:65-83.

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• Rewriting Close Reading: A Response to Judith Anderson and Theresa M. DiPasquale
  Heather Dubrow, :84-93.

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• “You Are Black Inside”: Class, Race, and Sexuality in John Gray’s Park
  Edward Lobb, 28:94-110.

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• 1943
  William Harmon, 28:111.

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• God’s Mending: Formal and Spiritual Correction in George Herbert’s “Deniall” and Henry Vaughan’s “Disorder and frailty”
  Jonathan Nauman, 28:112-27.

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• Shifting Perspectives on Law in De Doctrina Christiana: A Response to Filippo Falcone
  Jason A. Kerr, 28:128-40.

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• Wordsworth’s “The Baker’s Cart”
  Venus Bargouth, 28:141-62.

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• Self-Imposed Fetters in Four Golden Age Villanelles
  Frank J. Kearful, 28:163-91.

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• C. S. Lewis and Satan: A Preface to Paradise Lost and Its Respondents, 1942-1952¹⁾
  David V. Urban, 28:192-234.

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• Wordsworth & the Sonnet as Epic Prelude: A Response to Stephen Fallon and Henry Weinfield
  Brian Bates, 28:235-49.

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