The Radical Restoration: Dworkin’s ‘Intercourse’ & Female Sexuality in the Seventeenth-Century

In what ways do Northern Irish poets engage issues of Gender?

Of Mimicry And (Wo)Man: The Location of Motherwork in Colonial Mimicry

Authorial Presence within the Works of Samuel Beckett and Sarah Kane

The Dangers of Female Sexuality: Contagion, Infection, and Disease in Gothic Vampire Narratives

Eliot, Hughes, and Problems of Poetic Difficulty

Aestheticized Violence and the ‘Amorous Catastrophe’

Burdens of Imperialism in ‘The White Man’s Burden’, An Outpost of Progress, and A Passage to India

The relationship between personal and cultural-historical memory in life-writing

“Haunt me, then!”: Haunting as Symbolic Survival in the Gothic Literary Consciousness

How do Madame Bovary, Notes from the Underground, and Middlemarch explore the nature of freedom?

Englishmen in the Contact Zone: A Close Reading of Gulliver’s Travels and The Rover

Degeneration and the Disease Motif in Woolf’s Pearls and Swine and London’s Good-by, Jack