DICKENS STUDIES ANNUAL
Essays on Victorian Fiction
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Volume 26 (1998)
Courtly Wild Men and Carnivalesque Pig Women in Dickens and Hardy
MARK M. HENELLY JR.
Bad Scene: Oliver Twist and the Pathology of Entertainment
JOSEPH LITVAK
The Parable of the Spoons and Ladles: Sibling and Crypto-Sibling Typology in Martin Chuzzlewit
JON SURGAL
"Let Me Pause Once More": Dickens' Manuscript Revisions in the Retrospective Chapters of David Copperfield
JOEL J. BRATTIN
A Sisterhood of Rage and Beauty: Dickens' Rosa Dartle, Miss Wade, and Madame Defarge
BARBARA BLACK
Becoming Poor to Make Many Rich: The Resolution of Class Conflict in Dickens
STEPHEN HAKE
The Civilizing Mission at Home: Empire, Gender, and National Reform in Bleak House
TIMOTHY L. CARENS
Signification and Rhetoric in Bleak House
PAUL A. KRAN
On Goods, Virtues, and Hard Times
VALERIE L. WAINWRIGHT
On History, Case History, and Deviance: Miss Wade's Symptoms and Their Interpretation
ANNA WILSON
The Narrator's Shame: Masculine Identity in Great Expectations
KATHLEEN SELL
"Dashing in Now": Great Expectations and Charles Lever's A Day's Ride
JEROME MECKIER
"John Rokesmith's Secret": Sensation, Detection, and the Policing of the Feminine in Our Mutual Friend
LISA SURRIDGE
Wilkie Collins, Detection, and Deformity
TERESA MANGUM
Carlyle in Prison: Reading Latter-Day Pamphlets
JEREMY TAMBLING
Recent Dickens Studies:1995
JOSEPH W. CHILDERS