Vol. 32 No. 2: (Fall 2005): Special Issue on Cultural Studies of British Imperialism

Articles

• In Memoriam: David De Laura, 1931-2005

  Patrick J. McCarthy

  1-10

• Introduction: Empire and Its Afterlives

  Patrick Brantlinger

  11-19

• British Missionary Publishing, Missionary Celebrity, and Empire

  Anna Johnston

  20-47

• Exporting Time Immemorial: Writing Land Law Reform in India and Ireland

  Sara L. Maurer

  48-80

• Human Thighs and Susceptible Apes: Self-Implicating Category Confusion in Victorian Discourse on West Africa

  Dan Bivona

  81-107

• Taming the Sublime in Darkest Africa: Stanley’s How I Found Livingstone and Burton’s Lake Regions of Central Africa

  Andrew Libby

  108-126

• Our Abdiel: The British Press and the Lionization of ‘Chinese’ Gordon

  Brook Miller

  127-153

• Narratives of Suffering and National Identity in Boer War South Africa

  Paula Krebs

  154-172

• Semi-Detached Empire: Suburbia and Imperial Discourse in Victorian and Edwardian Britain

  Todd Kuchta

  173-208

• The Empire Strikes Back: Dickens on the Rioting Colonists

  Patrick J. McCarthy

  209-217