Volume 22 (1993)

Pickwick on the Wrong Side of the Door
JOHN GLAVIN

Fragmentation in The Pickwick Papers
ANNY SADRIN

Dickens' Metafiction: Readers and Writers in Oliver Twist, David Copperfield, and Our Mutual Friend
KENNETH M. SROKA

Carnivalesque "Unlawful Games" in The Old Curiosity Shop 
MARK M. HENNELLY, JR.

Construing the Inimitable's Silence: Pecksniff's Grammar School and International Copyright
GERHARD JOSEPH

The Cricket in the Study
SCOTT MONCRIEFF

Dora and Doady
MARGARET FLANDERS DARBY

What's Troubling about Esther? Narrating, Policing, and Resisting Arrest in Bleak House 
JASMINE YONG HALL

Acts of Enclosure: The Moral Landscape of Dickens' Hard Times
EFRAIM SICHER

Dogmatism and Puppyism: The Novelist, the Reviewer, and the Serious Subject: The Case of Little Dorrit 
EDWIN M. EIGNER

Inimitable Double Vision: Dickens, Little Dorrit, Photography, Film
JOSS LUTZ MARSH

Trevelyan, Treasury, and Circumlocution 
TREY PHILPOTTS

An Other Trollope: Questions of Englishness, or Towards Politicized Readings 
JULIAN WOLFREYS

Recent Dickens Studies:1991
WILLIAM J. PALMER