Philological Quarterly

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  Año 2003, Vol. 82, Número 1

  • Love and Charisma in the "Tristan et Iseut" of Béroul

    Tracy Adams

    págs. 1-23

    

  • Montaigne's "De l'art de conferer"

    Zahi Zalloua

    págs. 24-37

    

  • "Beyond Words and Deeds": Montaigne's soldierly style

    Jennifer Waldron

    págs. 38-58

    

  • Robert Gould's Attacks on the London Stage, 1689 and 1709: the two versions of "The Playhouse: a Satyr"

    Susan Martin

    págs. 59-86

    

  • British Conquistadors and Aztec Priests: the horror of Southey's "Madoc"

    Elisa Beshero-Bondar

    págs. 87-114

    
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  Año 2003, Vol. 82, Número 2

  • Brother as Problem in the "Troilus"

    Timothy O'Brien

    págs. 125-148

    

  • Supra-Natural creation in Dunbar's "The Goldyn Targe"

    David Strong

    págs. 149-166

    

  • Captivating the Orient: then Marquis de Renocour's Turkish Adventure

    Paul Young

    págs. 167-186

    

  • Scandalous Categories: Classifing the Memoirs of unconventional women

    Caroline Breashears

    págs. 187-212

    

  • Nabohov's primer: letters and numbers in "The real life of Sebastian Knight"

    Jane Zwart

    págs. 213-234

    
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  Año 2003, Vol. 82, Número 3

  • Byrhtnoth's Great-Hearted Mirth, or Praise and Blame in "The Battle of Maldon"

    John Halbrooks

    págs. 235-255

    

  • Male Piety and Sexuality in Boccaccio's "Decameron"

    Michael Calabrese

    págs. 257-276

    

  • Homosociality, Imitation, and Gendered Reading in Robert Greene's "Ciceronis Amor"

    Kevin L. Gustafson

    págs. 277-300

    

  • Richard III's Animalistic Criminal Body

    Greta Olson

    págs. 301-324

    

  • The Sublimity of Taste in Edmund Burke's "A Philosophical Enquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful"

    Mark Blackwell

    págs. 325-347