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Between Body, Soul, Spirit, and Mind: Well-Being, Malady, and Remedy from Antiquity to Early Modernity
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Foreword
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Douglas Cairns |
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Good Anger and the Benefits of Dis-ease: Critical Images of the Body in “The Parson’s Tale”
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John Lance Griffith |
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Figurative Visions in Jane Lead’s A Fountain of Gardens
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Hui-chu Yu |
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Strategic Madness: Disguise as Motif and Method
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Manfred Malzahn |
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Shakespeare and Therapeutizing the “Naturall Sicknes” of Dreams in Reformed England
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Arup K. Chatterjee |
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LITERARY & CULTURAL CRITICISM
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The Power of Things in Terry Tempest Williams’s Refuge and When Women Were Birds
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Li-ping Chang |
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“A Voice as of the Waters”: Women’s Watery Narrative and Julia Margaret Cameron’s “Fluid” Photography in Tennyson’s Idylls of the King
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Han-ying Liu |
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不吃不理性：從瑪莉安的情傷，看《理性與感性》的拒食、進食， 以及餵食
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Alvin Dahn |
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Contrary Witnesses: John Addington Symonds, Samuel R. Delany and the Historiography of the Unspeakable
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Earl Dewayne Jackson, Jr. |
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Notes on Contributors
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