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SPECIAL ISSUE: Sir Walter Scott: His Worlds and Legacies (Part II)
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Foreword
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Kang-yen Chiu |
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Writing the Nation: Walter Scott’s Narrative Poetry
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Ainsley McIntosh |
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Introducing Walter Scott: What Scott Scholars Can Learn from the Prefaces of Chinese Translations of Walter Scott’s Works
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Anna Fancett |
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Ivanhoe and Abolition
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Emma Peacocke |
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“. . . anything like the words”: How Stage Performances from Ivanhoe Brought Scott’s Characters to the Widest Audiences
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Barbara Bell |
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Literary & Cultural Criticism
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超越自傳：從呂格爾詮釋學 探討反猶大屠殺圖像小說《鼠族》
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鄭慕尼 |
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Emerson’s Indian Awakening and Religious Dissent: Thomas Moore’s “Veiled Prophet of Khorassan” in Emerson’s Early Writing and the Divinity School Address
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Justin M. Hewitson |
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“Of heaven with upward eyes for all that they desire”: Sacredness and Eroticism in Keats’s The Eve of St. Agnes
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Kang-po Chen |
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Unsettling the Yoke of Humanity: T. C. Boyle’s Strange Man, Apes, and Dog Woman
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Wei-bon Wu |
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Book Reviews
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Review: Walter Scott's Marmion edited by Ainsley McIntosh
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Kang-yen Chiu |
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Notes on Contributors
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