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Volume 58, Number 3, Fall 2026

 

ARTICLES

Positive Thinking in Jane Austen's Emma - AMANDA AUERBACH

Retentive Feelings: Adolescence and Emotion in Austen's Persuasion - EMILY ANNE FOSTER

"Till You Hear Me!": Sonic Suffering in Ellen Wood's East Lynne - BRIANNA R. PHILLIPS

Knocking on Heaven's Door: Faith, Ecstasy, and Crossing Over in Zola's Le Rêve (The Dream) - MARTA L. WILKINSON

"I want to see something different": The Middlebrow Diary Novel and Elizabeth von Arnim's In the Mountains - KAYLA PENTELIUK

 

BOOK REVIEWS

Afrofuturism and World Order by Reynaldo Anderson (review) - LONNY J. AVI BROOKS

Virtue Revisited in the Novels of Doris Lessing by Seda Arikan (review) - ZHANG GUIZHEN

Aesthetic Impropriety: Property Law & Postcolonial Style by Rose Casey (review) - NEIL TEN KORTENAAR

Speculation and the Darwinian Method in British Romance Fiction, 1859–1914 by Kate Holterhoff (review) - ROSE O'MALLEY

Sleep Works: Experiments in Science and Literature, 1899–1929 by Sebastian P. Klinger (review) - KLAS MOLDE

Infrastructures of Crisis in Global Twenty-First Century Literature by Lucy Neave (review) - JULIA KUZNETSKI

Complicity in American Literature after 1945 by Will Norman (review) - AUDREY WU CLARK

The Rights War in Literature and Culture: From Literary Humanitarianism to Savior Victimism by Jennifer Rickel (review) - ARIELLE STAMBLER

 

 

 

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