Volume 27 (1998)

Bacchus in Kersey: Dickens and the Classics
PAULINE FLETCHER

Imaginary Capital: The Shape of the Victorian Economy and the Shaping of Dickens's Career
TATIANA HOLWAY

"Mr. Popular Sentiment": Dickens and the Gender Politics of Sentimentalism and Social Reform Literature
MARY LENARD

Reading the Gordon Riots in 1841: Social Violence and Moral Management in Barnaby Rudge
SCOTT DRANSFIELD

Seasonal Offerings: Some Recurrent Features in Dickens's Christmas Books
H.M. DALESKI

"A Whimsical Kind of Masque": The Christmas Books and Victorian Spectacle
ROBERT TRACY

"When Constabulary's Duty's To Be Done": Dickens and the Metropolitan Police
ELIZABETH DALE SAMET

A Tale of Two Gospels: Dickens and John
KENNETH M. SROKA

A Tale of Two Cities: Theology of Revolution
DAVID ROSEN

"It's Me Wot Has Done It": Letters, Reviews, and Great Expectations
TIMOTHY SPURGIN

Salman Rushdie's Affiliation with Dickens
MARTINE HENNARD DUTHEIL

The Creation of Becky Sharp in Vanity Fair
JOHN P. FRAZEE

Letters of Thackeray to the Ashburtons
KENNETH J. FIELDING

Maternal Roles and the Production of Name in Wilkie Collin's No Name
DEBRA MORRIS

Entangled Genders: Plasticity, Indeterminancy and Constructs of Sexuality in Darwin and Hardy
DAVID GARLOCK

Recent Dickens Studies: 1996
TREY PHILPOTTS