Vol. 19 No. 1: (Winter 1991/1992)

Articles

• Emerson and Nietzsche; Fate and Existence

  George Stack

  1-15

• David Livingstone and the Imperial Imagination

  Brooke Allen

  16-25

• The Origin of Species as Rhetoric

  Michael Spindler

  26-34

• Arnold’s Publisher: A Neglected Source

  William Bell

  35-40

• Review of Ronald Hyam, Empire and Sexuality: The British Experience

  Patrick Brantlinger

  41-43

• Review of Katherine Frank, A Chainless Soul: A Life of Emily Brontë (1990)

  Tom Winnifrith

  43-45

• Review of David Leverenz, Manhood and the American Renaissance

  Wesley T. Mott

  46-50

• Review of Andrew Cunningham and Nicholas Jardine, eds., Romanticism and the Sciences (1990); and Adrian Desmond, The Politics of Evolution: Morphology, Medicine and Reform in Radical London (1989)

  Sander L. Gilman

  50-52

• Review of W. David Shaw, Victorians and Mystery: Crises of Representation

  Phillip D. Atteberry

  52-55

• Review of The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle

  Chris R. Vanden Bossche

  55-60

• Review of Billie Andrew Inman, Walter Pater’s Reading, 1874-1877, with a Bibliography of His Library Borrowings (1990)

  John J. Conlon

  60-64

• Review of Thomas Wortham, ed., The Early Prose Writings of William Dean Howells, 1853-1861 (1990)

  Kermit Vanderbilt

  64-67

• Review of Henry Golemba, Thoreau’s Wild Rhetoric

  Stephen Adams

  67-70

• Review of Bruce H. Kirmmse, Kierkegaard in Golden Age Denmark

  George J. Stack

  71-73

• Review of Timothy Holmes, ed., David Livingstone, Letters and Documents, 1841-1872

  John S. Galbraith

  73-75

• Review of Elaine Shefer, Birds, Cages and Women in Victorian and Pre- Raphaelite Art

  Donald E. Hall

  75-77

• Review of Betty T. Bennett and Charles E. Robinson, eds., The Mary Shelley Reader

  Anne Howells

  78-80

• Review of L.J. Rather, Reading Wagner: A Study in the History of Ideas

  Fredrick R. Love

  80-83

• Review of Thais E. Morgan, ed., Victorian Sages and Cultural Discourse: Renegotiating Gender and Power

  Elisabeth Jay

  83-87

• Review of Jennifer Lorch, Mary Wollstonecraft: The Making of a Radical Feminist (1990); and Janet Todd, ed., A Wollstonecraft Anthology (1990)

  Janet Broder

  87-90

• Review of Guy Cardwell, The Man Who Was Mark Twain: Images and Ideologies

  Louis J. Budd

  90-94

• Review of Richard Poirier, ed., Ralph Waldo Emerson

  Robert Burkholder

  94-98

• Review of Janet Reno, Ishmael Alone Survived

  Peter J. Bellis

  98-101

• Review of Shaun O’Connell, Imagining Boston: A Literary Landscape

  John C. Broderick

  101-103

• Review of Judith A. Roman, Annie Adams Fields: The Spirit of Charles Street (1990); and Norma Clarke, Ambitious Heights: Writing, Friendship, Love – The Jewsbury Sisters, Felicia Hemans and Jane Welsh Carlyle (1990)

  Anne M. Skabarnicki

  103-108

• Review of Lionel Gossman, Between History and Literature; and Clare A. Simmons, Reversing the Conquest: History and Myth in Nineteenth Century British Literature

  Marjorie Burns

  108-113

• Review of Sheila Berger, Thomas Hardy and Visual Structures

  Norman Page

  113-114

• Review of John Sutherland, Mrs. Humphrey Ward: Eminent Victorian, Pre- Eminent Edwardian

  Joan M. Foster

  114-116

• Review of Teresa Toulouse and Andrew Delbanco, eds., The Complete Sermons of Ralph Waldo Emerson

  Sarah Wider

  117-120

• Review of Laurence S. Lockridge, The Ethics of Romanticism

  William Dennis Horn

  120-123

• Review of Joy S. Kasson, Marble Queens and Captives: Women in Nineteenth Century American Sculpture

  Kent Ljungquist

  123-124

• Books in Brief

  Jose Gallegos, Robert Sowada

  125-128