Here are the articles and reviews from the latest issue of Studies in Romanticism (50.3, Fall 2011).
| 1. | Psyche’s ”Whisp’ring Fan” and Keats’s Genealogy of the Secular Author: John Savarese |
p. 389-411 |
| 2. | Attraction and Combination: The Science of Metamorphosis in Shelley’s The Revolt of Islam Author: Barbara Estermann |
p. 413-36 |
| 3. | Charlotte Smith’s Poetry as Sentimental Discourse Author: Erinç Özdemir |
p. 437-73 |
| 4. | “When Despotism kept genius in chains”: Imagining Tasso’s Madness and Imprisonment, 1748-1849 Author: Jason Lawrence |
p. 475-503 |
| 5. | Never Getting Home: The Unfulfilled Promise of Maria Edgeworth’s The Absentee Author: Spencer Jackson |
p. 505-29 |
| 6. | Review of Clifford Siskin and William Warner, eds.: This Is Enlightenment Authors: Alan Bewell, Jon Klancher, Christina Lupton, and Ted Underwood |
p. 531-43 |
| 7. | Review of Samuel Baker, Written on the Water: British Romanticism and the Maritime Empire of Culture Author: Evan Gottlieb |
p. 543-7 |
| 8. | Review of Michael Ragussis, Theatrical Nation: Jews and Other Outlandish Englishmen in Georgian Britain Author: Michael Scrivener |
p. 548-53 |
| 9. | Review of Andrew Elfenbein, Romanticism and the Rise of English Author: Eugene Green |
p. 553-62 |
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