- Victorian Poetry IndexVolume 54, 2016
39 | Mollie Barnes |
Historical Imagination in Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s Casa Guidi Windows | |
297 | Karen Dieleman |
Evolution and the Struggle of Love in Emily Pfeiffer’s Sonnets | |
67 | Andrea Gazzaniga |
“This Close Room”: Elizabeth Barrett’s Proximal Poetics in Sonnets from the Portuguese | |
421 | Michael Hansen |
Irish Melodies of Anacreontic Balladry | |
477 | Elizabeth Helsinger |
Taking Back the Ballad: Swinburne in the 1860s | |
93 | Andrew Hodgson |
Hopkins’s Heart | |
155 | Benjamin Hudson |
The Exquisite Amateur: FitzGerald, the Rubáyát, and Queer Dilettantism | |
497 | Thomas J. Joudrey |
Against Communal Nostalgia: Reconstructing Sociality in the Pornographic Ballad | |
439 | Naomi Levine |
Tirra-Lirrical Ballads: Source Hunting with the Lady of Shalott | |
19 | Helen Luu |
A Matter of Life and Death: The Auditor-Function of the Dramatic Monologue | |
221 | Beth Newman |
Swinburne among the Hexametrists | |
1 | A. J. Nickerson |
“How you call to me, call to me”: Hardy’s Self-remembering Syntax | |
455 | Justin Sider |
“Modern-Antiques,” Ballad Imitation, and the Aesthetics of Anachronism | |
245 | Tyson Stolte |
“The Infinite within the Finite”: Victorian Prosody and Orthodox Theories of Mind | |
123 | Marjorie Stone |
Lyric Tipplers: Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s “Wine of Cyprus,” Emily Dickinson’s “I taste a liquor,” and the Transatlantic Anacreontic Tradition | |
275 | Stephen Tardif |
“The Wreck of the Deutschland” and the Birth of the Poet: Literary Form, Performative Utterance, and Hopkins’s “Gift of Tears” | |
199 | Wendy S. Williams |
“Arion”: George Eliot’s Exploration of Art and Influence after Middlemarch | |
179 | Cheryl A. Wilson |
Bodily Sensations in the Conversion Poetry of Michael Field |
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