Contents of Volume 102

Arner, Timothy D. No Joke: Transcendent Laughter in the Teseida and the Miller's Tale. 143

Austin, Michael. The Figural Logic of the Sequel and the Unity of The Pilgrim's Progress. 484

Cawsey, Kathy. Tutivillus and the "Kyrkchaterars": Strategies of Control in the Middle Ages. 434

Frosch, Thomas R. "More than ever can be spoken": Unconscious Fantasy in Shelley's Jane Williams Poems. 378

Gelineau, David. Dryden's "Cymon and Iphigenia": The "Vigour of the Worse" Prevailing. 210

Jefferson, Judith A., and Ad Putter. Alliterative Patterning in the Morte Arthure. 415

Kilgour, Maggie. "Thy perfect image viewing": Poetic Creation and Ovid's Narcissus in Paradise Lost. 307

Knott, John R. Milton's Wild Garden. 66

Kroll, Norma. Power and Conflict in Medieval Ritual and Plays: The Re-Invention of Drama. 452

Marvin, Julia. Havelok in the Prose Brut Tradition. 280

Melehy, Hassan. Antiquities of Britain: Spencer's Ruines of Time. 159

Melnikoff, Kirk. Jones's Pen and Marlowe's Socks: Richard Jones, Print Culture, and the Beginnings of English Dramatic Literature. 184

Miller, Shannon. Maternity, Marriage, and Contract: Lucy Hutchinson's Response to Patriarchal Theory in Order and Disorder. 340

Mitchell, J. Allan. Chaucer's Clerk's Tale and the Question of Ethical Monstrosity. 1

Purdy, Dwight H. The Wit of Biblical Allusion in The Mill on the Floss. 233

Rogers, Pat. Defoe and the Expiring Peerage. 510

Sharma, Manish. Metalepsis and Monstrosity: The Boundaries of Narrative Structure in Beowulf. 247

Sheridan, Christian. May in the Marketplace: Commodification and Textuality in the Merchant's Tale. 27

Tankard, Paul. Samuel Johnson's History of Memory. 110

Twombly, David J. The Revenant Charles Churchill: A Haunting of Literary History. 83

Weinberg, S. Carole. Caxton, AnthonyWoodville, and the Prologue to the Morte Darthur. 45