Review: v. 20 - Tapa dura

Reseña del editor

Review, volume 20, includes review-essays by Sarah J. Wolfson on The "Frankenstein" Notebooks; by P. J. Klemp on Lancelot Andrewes's sermons; by Alan Richardson on Mark Turner's The Literary Mind; by Naomi J. Wood on two books examining problems in historicizing childhood; by Lance Newman on ecocriticism; by K. M. Newton on G. H. Lewes; by Richard Nash on recent studies treating eighteenth-century literary scholarship; by Claire Marie-Peterson on women in nineteenth-century fiction; by M.D. Allen on women travel writers; by Victor Doyno on Richard Lowery's Mark Twain; by Saul N. Brody on disease and opera; by F. J. Sypher on Letitia Elizabeth Landon; by Susan Rusinko on Noel Coward and Radclyffe Hall; by Ian Duncan on Scott's Tales of a Grandfather; by Esther L. Panitz on Bryan Cheyette's Constructions of "The Jew" in English Literature and Society; and by Betty R. Engelberg on Trollope and moral philosophy.