Papers on language and literature

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  Año 2006, Vol. 42, Número 1

  • "The Road of Excess Leads to the Palace of Wisdom": Alternative Economies of Excess in Blake's Continental Prophecies

    págs. 3-24

    

  • "How I Want Thee, Humorous Hogart": The Motif of the Absent Artist in Swift, Fielding and Others

    págs. 25-45

    

  • "As Soon As I Sober Up I Start Again": Alcohol and the Will in Jean Rhys's Pre-War Novels

    págs. 46-72

    

  • The Tragedy of Imelda's Terminal Silence in William Trevor's Fools of Fortune

    págs. 73-94

    

  • "He Used to Wear a Veil": Pursuing the Other in Algernon Blackwood's "The Listener"

    págs. 95-110