Articles in this issue

• Empathy with the Butcher, or: The Inhuman Non-Human in Michel Faber’s Under the Skin
  Maria Kark and Dirk Vanderbeke, 29:1-23.

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• Out of Place: Looking for Donne in London — A Response to Theresa M. DiPasquale
  Anita Gilman Sherman, 29:24-33.

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• Understanding (Through) Annotations: Introductory Remarks¹⁾
  Matthias Bauer and Angelika Zirker, 29:34-47.

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• Annotation as an Embedded Textual Practice: Analysing Explanatory Notes in Three Editions of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
  Lena Linne and Burkhard Niederhoff, 29:48-76.

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• The Praise of Cosmopolitanism: The Confidence-Man by Herman Melville
  Daniel Thomières, 29:77-114.

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• Hamlet and the Limits of Euphuism: A Response to Frederick Kiefer
  Roland Weidle, 29:115-124.

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• Milton’s Consistency: An Answer to Jason Kerr
  Filippo Falcone, 29:125-128.

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• Form and Spiritual Content in the Poetry of George Herbert and Henry Vaughan: A Response to Jonathan Nauman
  Robert Wilcher, 29:129-141.

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• Annotation as an Embedded Textual Practice: Some Further Comments in Response to Lena Linne and Burkhard Niederhoff
  Richard Dury, 29:142-155.

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• Revisiting the History of the De Doctrina Christiana Authorship Debate and Its Ramifications for Milton Scholarship: A Response to Falcone and Kerr²⁾
  David V. Urban, 29:156-188.

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• Marx’s scholia: Annotations Involving Classical and Renaissance Texts in Capital³⁾
  William E. Engel, 29:189-219.

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