Vol. 17 No. 2: (Summer 1990)

Articles

• Narrative Structure in Victorian Autobiography

  Clinton Machann

  1-14

• ‘A Great Resource to Us’: America and William Morris’ Vision in News From Nowhere

  Alfred G. Litton

  15-25

• Walter Pater Among the Yuppies

  Paul Barolsky

  27-29

• Rome and A Villa: Christian Bunsen and the Cambridge Network

  Robert O. Preyer

  31-42

• Review of William B. Thesing, ed., Victorian Prose Writers Before 1867

  Chris Vanden Bossche

  43-47

• Review of Peter Allen Dale, In Pursuit of a Scientific Culture: Science, Art and Society in the Victorian Age

  Sander Gilman

  47-48

• Review of Lawrence Danson, Max Beerbohm and the Act of Writing

  John N. Hall

  49-50

• Review of John Clubbe and Jerome Meckier

  John R. Reed

  51-54

• Review of Rodger L. Tarr, Thomas Carlyle: A Descriptive Bibliography

  Joel J. Brattin

  54-57

• Review of Susan Morgan, Sisters in Time

  Phillip D. Atteberry

  57-62

• Review of Stanley Cavell, This New Yet Unapproachable America: Lectures after Emerson after Wittgenstein

  Hans Bergmann

  63-65

• Review of Sharon Cameron, Thinking in Henry James

  Natalie Bell Cole

  66-69

• Review of Martin Bock, Crossing the Shadow Line: The Literature of Estrangement

  Francis L. Cousens

  69-73

• Review of Cathy N. Davidson, Reading in America: Literature and Social History

  Robert Jr. De Maria

  73-78

• Review of Morton N. Cohen, ed., Lewis Carroll: Interviews and Recollections

  Donald Gray

  78-80

• Review of Jerome J. McGann, ed., Victorian Connections

  Leona W. Fisher

  81-85

• Review of Robert Justin Goldstein, Political Censorship of the Arts and the Press in Nineteenth- Century Europe

  Otto N. Nelson

  85-88

• Review of Richard D. Altick, Writers, Readers, and Occasions

  Patrick J. McCarthy

  88-91

• Review of Paul Barolsky, Walter Pater’s Renaissance

  John J. Conlon

  92-96