Philological Quarterly
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"The cause of everiche maladye": a New Source of the "Physician's Tale"
págs. 259-286
Corporal Terror: critiques of Imperialism in "The Siege of Jerusalem"
págs. 287-310
Anatomizing the Body Politic: Corporeal Rhetoric in "The Maid's Tragedy"
págs. 311-332
"Business for the Lovers of Business": "Sir Charles Grandison", Hardwicke's Marriage Act and the Specter of Bigamy
págs. 333-356
Tennyson's "Balin and Balan" as the Reconciliation of the Divided Self: a new reading of the Final "Idylls of the King"
págs. 357-376
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