Articles in this issue

• "Shakespeare's Wordplay—Some Reappraisals": A Reply.
  Molly M. Mahood, and [else], Vol. 6: 135-37

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• Lucius, the Severely Flawed Redeemer of Titus Andronicus
  Anthony Brian Taylor, and [else], Vol. 6: 138-57

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• Hamlet: Reconstructing a Lost Code of Meaning
  Anthony DiMatteo, and [else], Vol. 6: 158-79

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• Carnival Vindicated to Himself? Reappraising "Bakhtinized" Ben Jonson
  Rocco Coronato, and [else], Vol. 6: 180-202

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• Edwin Muir's Chorus of the Newly Dead and its Analogues
  Kenneth Muir, and [else], Vol. 6: 203-06

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• T. H. White, Pacifism and Violence: The Once and Future Nation
  Andrew Hadfield, and [else], Vol. 6: 207-26

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• The Texts of Peter Martyr's De orbe novo decades (1504-1628): A Response to Andrew Hadfield
  Michael Brennan, and [else], Vol. 6: 227-45

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• An Answer to Maurice Hunt's "Modern and Postmodern Discourses in Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale"
  David Laird, and [else], Vol. 6: 246-50

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• Joan Didion and "Company": A Response to John Whalen-Bridge
  Gordon O. Taylor - Joan Didion and "Company": A Response to John Whalen-Bridge, 251-57 and [else] and 251-57, Vol. 6: 283-309

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