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Volume 45, Number 3, 2002Table of Contents
- Economics & Aesthetics
- pp. 324-327
- Ethics & the Novel, 1880-1914
- pp. 327-331
- Complete Works of Wilde
- pp. 331-334
- Reinventing the Victorians
- pp. 334-337
- New Wilde Anthology
- pp. 338-343
- W. S. Gilbert
- pp. 343-346
- T. E. Lawrence Bibliography
- pp. 346-348
- That Icon: Woolf
- pp. 348-352
- Contrasting Readings
- pp. 352-355
- Yeats Annual
- pp. 356-358
- Hardy's Emma Poems
- pp. 358-359
- Essays on Joyce
- pp. 359-363
- China's "Yes" to Molly Bloom
- pp. 363-366
- Semicolonial Joyce
- pp. 366-370
- Précis
- pp. 373-375
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