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    Bringing the author forward : "Frankenstein" through Mary Shelley's letters

    James P. Carson

    30(1988):4, s. 431-453
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    Writing in service : sexual politics and class position in the poetry of Aemilia Lanyer and Ben Jonson

    Ann Baynes Coiro

    35(1993):3, s. 357-376
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    Ideology and "The mysteries of Udolpho"

    Mary Poovey

    21(1979):4, s. 307-330
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    Ventriloquizing Sappho : Ovid, Donne, and the erotics of the feminine voice

    Elizabeth D. Harvey

    31(1989):2, s. 115-138
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    Familial love, incest, and female desire in late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century British women's novels

    Julie Shaffer

    41(1999):1, s. 67-99
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    The woman as political poet : Edna St. Vincent Millay and the mid-century canon

    John Timberman Newcomb

    37(1995):2, s. 261-279
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    Beatrice's gaze revisited : anatomizing "The Cenci"

    Young-Ok An

    38(1996):1, s. 27-68
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    "The weight of too much liberty" : genre and gender in Wordsworth's Calais sonnets

    Judith W. Page, 1951-

    30(1988):2, s. 189-203
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    The naming of a Chinese American "I" : cross-cultural sign/ifications in "The woman warrior"

    David Leiwei Li

    30(1988):4, s. 497-515
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    "The heart of Midlothian" and the masculinization of fiction

    Beth Newman

    36(1994):4, s. 521-540