Articles in this issue

• The Yellow Leaf: Age and the Gothic in Dickens
  Franziska Quabeck, 33:1-17.

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• Literary Anthologies: A Case Study for Metacognitively Approaching Canonicity¹
  William E. Engel, 33:18-47.

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• From Rivers to Fountains: Henry Vaughan’s Secular and Sacred Inaugurations
  Jonathan Nauman, 33:48-62.

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• Anthologizing Shakespeare's Sonnets
  Thomas Kullmann, :63-97.

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• The Ghost Story in Spenser’s Daphnaïda
  Kreg Segall, 33:98-120.

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• And This Gives Life to Baby Shoes: Textual and Other Reasons for Canonicity²
  David Fishelov, 33:121-36.

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• And This Gives Life to Baby Shoes: Textual and Other Reasons for Canonicity. A Response to David Fishelov
  Lothar Černý, 33:137-39.

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• “It’s Exactly Like That”: Bearing Resemblance in Alice Oswald’s Memorial—A Response to Linne/Niederhoff and Hahnemann
  Chloe Wheatley, 33:140-58.

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• Kinship and the River Cam: George Herbert’s Anthropocentrism Reconsidered
  Sarah Crover, 33:159-80.

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• Color and Memory in David Copperfield: A Response to Georges Letissier
  Annette Federico, 33:181-189.

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• Lost and Found: Textual and Intertextual Retrieval in Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s Exhumation Letters and the “Willowwood” Sonnets
  Carl Plasa, 33:190-225.

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• “Vancouver Walking”: Contemporary Canadian Urban Poetry
  Cecile Sandten, 33:226-258.

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• The Providential Rose: Herbert’s Full Cosmos and Fellowship of Creatures
  Paul Dyck, 33:259-284.

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• Herbert and Gerson Reconsidered: Mystical Music and the Conciliarist Strain of Natural Law in “Providence”³
  Angela Balla, 33:285-327.

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• A Response to Franziska Quabeck: "The Yellow Leaf: Age and the Gothic in Dickens"
  Robert L. Patten, 33:328-332.

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