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Volume 41, Number 3, 1998Table of Contents
- Bloomsbury Boom
- pp. 317-320
- Forster & Liberalism
- pp. 321-324
- Woolf Biography
- pp. 324-327
- Woolf's Renaissance
- pp. 327-330
- Early Bloomsbury
- pp. 330-332
- A New Genealogy of Modernism
- pp. 332-337
- Quantum Poetics
- pp. 337-341
- Modernism, Art & Literature
- pp. 341-344
- Rebel Women
- pp. 347-352
- Edwardian Companion
- pp. 352-356
- Essays on T. E. Lawrence
- pp. 356-359
- Lawrence Selected Letters
- pp. 359-362
- Jungian Patterns in Ulysses
- pp. 362-366
- Joyce & Roman Culture
- pp. 366-368
- Yeats's Celestial Patroness
- pp. 368-372
- Editorial Theory & The Cantos
- pp. 372-375
- Pound & Williams Letters
- pp. 375-378
- Précis
- pp. 379-381
- Books Received
- pp. 381-382
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