Keats-Shelley Journal

Contents: Recent (2000, 2001, 2002) Current (2003) and Forthcoming (2004) Issues

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Forthcoming Issue: Volume 53 (2004)

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Current Issue: Volume 52 (2003)

• Oer Leaping the Bounds: The Sexing of the Creative Soul in Shelley's Epipsychidion
  Ghislaine McDayter
  
• Shelley's Revision of Coleridgean Traditionalism in "Lines Written Among the Euganean Hills"
  Fred V. Randel
  
• Revolution or Reaction? Shelley's Assassins and the Politics of Necessity
  Cian Duffy
  
• Dominion of Demeter: Mary Shelley's Mathilda
  Robert Ready
  
• Byron's "Ode to the Framers of the Frame Bill": The Embarrassment of Industrial Culture
  Tom Mole
  
• Interior Luxury and Poetic Narratives of Identity: From Tighe and Hunt to Keats and Tennyson
  Diego Saglia
  
• The Hoggs and the Peacocks: Some Later Correspondence
  Nicholas A. Joukovsky
  

Recent Issue: Volume 51 (2002)

• New Keats Letters and an Update
  Grant F. Scott
  
• Sorting Byron's "Windsor Poetics"
  Andrew M. Stauffer
  

Articles

• "Cortez--or Balboa, or Somebody Like That": Form, Fact, and Forgetting in Keats's "Chapman's Homer" Sonnet
  Charles Rzepka
  
• Keats Against Dante: The Sonnet on Paolo and Francesca
  Peter Levine
  
• Mary Hays's "Love Letters"
  Gina Luria-Walker
  
• "Kingdom of Shadows: Intimations of Desire in Mary Shelley's Mathilda
  Diana Edleman-Young
  
• Shelley and "the Disastrous Fame of Conquerors"
  Michael Ferber
  
• Laon and Cythna: A Vision of Regency Romanticism
  J. Andrew Hubbell
  
  

Recent Issue: Volume 50 (2001)

• "A Massive Dramatic Plum Pudding": The Politics of Reception in the Early Antwerp Performance of Shelley's The Cenci
  Kris Steyaert
  

Articles

• "The Science of Letters": Five Unpublished Mary Shelley Letters
  Betty T. Bennett
  
• Contesting Liberty: The Figure of William Wallace in Poems by Hemans, Hogg, and Baillie
  Nancy Moore Goslee
  
• "Transformed, Not Inly Altered": Kosciuszko and Poland in Post-Waterloo Britain
  Thomas McLean
  
• Deferred Desire and the Management of Tone in Leigh Hunt's The Story of Rimini
  Thomas Goggans
  
• Introducing Critical Essays: Leigh Hunt and Theater Criticism in the Early Nineteenth Century
  Michael Eberle-Sinatra
  
• T.S. Eliot and The Triumph of Life
  Neil Arditi
  
• "Making Death a Victory": Victimhood and Power in Byron's "Prometheus" and "The Prisoner of Chillon"
  Ian Dennis
  
  

Recent Issue: Volume 49 (2000)

• The Region of Beauty and Delight: Walton's Polar Fantasies in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
  Rudolph Beck
  

Articles

• John Keats and George Felton Mathew: Poetics, Politics, and the European Magazine
  Nicholas Roe
  
• Eve's Dream will Do Here: Miltonic Dreaming in Keats's Eve of St. Agnes
  Nancy R. Rosenfeld
  
• Keats in the Age of Consumption: the "Ode to a Nightingale"
  Proma Tagore
  
• A Species of Shop: Peacock and the World of Goods
  James Mulvihill
  
• Byron, Italy, and the Poetics of Liberal Imperialism
  Daryl S. Ogden
  
• Celestial Temper: Shelley and the Masks of Anger
  Andrew M. Stauffer
  
• Attracted by the Body: Accounts of Shelley's Cremation
  Kim Wheatley
  
  

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