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Volume 35, Number 3, 1992Table of Contents
- G.B.S., Act III
- pp. 325-329
- A Biography on Butler
- pp. 329-332
- Ella D'Arcy: Letters
- pp. 336-338
- Hardy's Fables of Self
- pp. 338-341
- The Topographical Lexicon
- pp. 341-345
- T. E. Lawrence
- pp. 345-347
- Shaw the Dramatic Artist
- pp. 347-350
- Yeats and New Historicism
- pp. 350-354
- Sex and the Working Class
- pp. 358-360
- The Vanishing Subject
- pp. 360-364
- The Myth of First Love
- pp. 364-367
- Modernism on the Couch
- pp. 367-369
- Rebecca West
- pp. 369-371
- Conrad's Major Novels
- pp. 372-374
- Modernism, Conrad & Co.
- pp. 374-378
- Feminist Criticism
- pp. 378-381
- Virginia Woolf
- pp. 381-383
- Mrs. Dalloway
- pp. 384-385
- Feminist Postmodernisms
- pp. 386-389
- Ulysses Through Comic Eyes
- pp. 393-395
- Two on Joyce
- pp. 395-400
- Irish Popular Theatre
- pp. 400-402
- Lawrence and Literary Theory
- pp. 402-406
- Two on Lawrence
- pp. 406-411
- D. H. Lawrence
- pp. 411-412
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