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  3. Vol. 8 No. 2: (Spring 1981)

Vol. 8 No. 2: (Spring 1981)

Published: 1981-03-27

Articles

  • Culture and Anarchy as a Platonic Solution to a Victorian Dilemma

    Burnham R. Peter
    6-19
  • Radical Reconstruction of Three Arnold Poems: ‘The New Sirens,’ ‘Resignation,’ and ‘Dover Beach’

    William E. Buckler
    20-39
  • The Study of Will in Nineteenth- Century Literature

    John R. Reed
    40-50
  • A Note on Arnold Scholarship Summer 1979 – Winter 1980

    Fraser Neiman
    51-61
  • Arnold’s ‘Shakespeare’ Textually Revisited: Accidentals – or Cues?

    Fleissner R.F.
    62-68
  • History and Tradition in Tennyson

    Culler A. Dwight
    69-74
  • Tennyson’s Publishers

    David O. Tomlinson
    75-76
  • ‘Buried Strangeness’: The Other Worlds of Victorian Fantasy

    Garrett-Goodyear Joan
    77-79

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