Volume 16 (1987)

Dickens, Carlyle, and the Chaos of Being
MICHAEL TIMKO

The Interplay of City and Self in Oliver Twist, David Copperfield, and Great Expectations
DAVID M. CRAIG

Death and the Gentleman: David Copperfield as Elegiac Romance
EDWIN M. EIGNER

Wonderful No-Meaning: Language and the Psychopathology of the Family in Dickens' Hard Times
RICHARD FABRIZIO

Viewing and Blurring in Dickens: The Misrepresentation of Representation
JAMES R. KINCAID

Miss Wade and George Silverman: The Forms of Fictional Monologue
CAROL A. BOCK

Charles Dickens in The Land We Love
JULIAN MASON

Dickens, Drama, and the Two Realities
RICHARD LETTIS

Mark Twain and Dickens: Why the Denial?
HOWARD C. BAETZHOLD

Prisoners of Style: Dickens and Mark Twain, Fiction and Evasion
ROBERT TRACY

Charles Dickens, Martin Chuzzlewit, Mark Twain and the Spirit of American Sports
JOHN DIZIKES

Masonic Symbolism in The Moonstone and The Mystery of Edwin Drood
WILLIAM M. BURGAN

Recent Dickens Studies: 1985
JEROME MECKIER

George Eliot Studies: 1980-84
GEORGE LEVINE