Volume 18 (1989)

The Purloined Handkerchief
JOHN 0. JORDAN

Little Nell Once More: Absent Fathers in The Old Curiosity Shop
ADRIANE LAPOINTE

Dickens and Shipwreck
WILLIAM PALMER

Dickens and Opera
ROBERT BLEDSOLE

Dickens and Unitarianism
JOHN P. FRAZEE

Comic Subversion and Hard Times
GRAHAME SMITH

Writings as a Woman: Dickens, Hard Times, and Feminine Discourses
JEAN FERGUSON CARR

Dombey, Change, and the Changeling
GERHARD JOSEPH

Embodying Dombey: Whole and in Part
ROBERT NEWSOM

The Blighted Tree and the Book or Fate. Female Models of Storytelling in Little Dorrit
NANCY AYCOCK METZ

Domestic Fictions: Feminine Deference and Maternal Shadow Labor in Dickens's Little Dorrit
SARAH WINTER

The Encapsulated Romantic: John Harmon and the Boundaries of Victorian Soliloquy
CAROL HANBERY MACKAY

Faith's Incubus: The Influence of Sir Walter Scott's Folklore on "Young Goodman Brown"
BARBARA FASS LEAVY

Novels by Eminent Hands: Sincerest Flattery from the Author of Vanity Fair
JULIET McMASTER

William Thackeray's Fiction and Caroline Norton's Biography: Narrative Matrix of Feminist Legal Reform
MICHAEL M. CLARKE

The Professor: Charlotte Bronte's Hysterical Text, or Realistic Narrative and the Ideology of the Subject from a Feminist Perspective
RUTH D. JOHNSTON

Review of Bronte Studies: 1981-1987
KATHLEEN BLAKE

Recent Dickens Studies: 1987
GEORGE J. WORTH