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INGRASSIA C
Citation: C. Ingrassia, I-AM-BECOME-A-MERE-USURER - 'PAMELA' AND DOMESTIC STOCK-JOBBING (RICHARDSON,SAMUEL, ECONOMICS, WOMEN), Studies in the novel, 30(3), 1998, pp. 303-323
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COHEN M
Citation: M. Cohen, FROM HOME TO HOMELAND - THE BOHEMIAN IN 'DANIEL DERONDA' (ELIOT,GEORGE), Studies in the novel, 30(3), 1998, pp. 324-354
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HOWARD C
Citation: C. Howard, THE STORY OF THE PINEAPPLE - SENTIMENTAL ABOLITIONISM AND MORAL MOTHERHOOD IN OPIE,AMELIA 'ADELINE MOWBRAY', Studies in the novel, 30(3), 1998, pp. 355-376
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HILGART J
Citation: J. Hilgart, DEATH COMES FOR THE AESTHETE - COMMODITY CULTURE AND THE ARTIFACT IN CATHER THE 'PROFESSORS HOUSE', Studies in the novel, 30(3), 1998, pp. 377-404
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FLEISCHER G
Citation: G. Fleischer, BARNES,DJUNA AND ELIOT,T.S - THE POLITICS AND POETICS OF 'NIGHTWOOD', Studies in the novel, 30(3), 1998, pp. 405-437
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TABBI J
Citation: J. Tabbi, THE PYNDUSTRY IN WARWICK (PYNCHON,THOMAS), Studies in the novel, 30(3), 1998, pp. 438-443
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NOWLIN ME
Citation: Me. Nowlin, WHARTON,EDITH, THE UNCOLLECTED CRITICAL WRITINGS - WEGENER,F, Studies in the novel, 30(3), 1998, pp. 444-451
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COMLEY NR
Citation: Nr. Comley, HEMINGWAY - THE POSTWAR YEARS AND THE POSTHUMOUS NOVELS - BURWELL,RM, Studies in the novel, 30(3), 1998, pp. 454-456
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SCHEICK WJ
Citation: Wj. Scheick, HIGH AND LOW MODERNS - LITERATURE AND CULTURE, 1889-1939 - DIBATTISTA,M, MCDIARMID,L, Studies in the novel, 30(3), 1998, pp. 456-458
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BRENNAN SC
Citation: Sc. Brennan, DREISER,THEODORE - BEYOND NATURALISM - GOGOL,M, Studies in the novel, 30(3), 1998, pp. 458-462
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SAVESON MB
Citation: Mb. Saveson, THE COLLECTED LETTERS OF GISSING,GEORGE - MATTHEISEN,PF, YOUNG,AC, COUSTILLAS,P, Studies in the novel, 30(3), 1998, pp. 462-466
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STOUT JP
Citation: Jp. Stout, THE IMAGINATIVE CLAIMS OF THE ARTIST IN CATHER,WILLA FICTION - POSSESSION GRANTED BY A DIFFERENT LEASE - PECK,DC, Studies in the novel, 30(3), 1998, pp. 466-468
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DITMORE MG
Citation: Mg. Ditmore, CORRESPONDENT COLORINGS - MELVILLE IN THE MARKETPLACE - POSTLAURIA,S, Studies in the novel, 30(3), 1998, pp. 469-472
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PETTIT A
Citation: A. Pettit, OLD ISSUES AND NEW - EDITORIAL, Studies in the novel, 30(2), 1998, pp. 123-125
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RIVERO AJ
Citation: Aj. Rivero, HIEROGLIFICKD HISTORY IN BEHN,APHRA 'LOVE-LETTERS BETWEEN A NOBLEMAN AND HIS SISTER', Studies in the novel, 30(2), 1998, pp. 126-138
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TURLEY H
Citation: H. Turley, THE ANOMALOUS FICTION OF HEARNE,MARY, Studies in the novel, 30(2), 1998, pp. 139-149
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COPE KL
Citation: Kl. Cope, ALL ABORAD THE ARK OF POSSIBILITY, OR, ROBINSON-CRUSOE RETURNS FROM MARS AS A SMALL-FOOTPRINT, MULTICHANNEL INDETERMINACY MACHINE, Studies in the novel, 30(2), 1998, pp. 150-163
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WALL C
Citation: C. Wall, NOVEL STREETS - THE REBUILDING OF LONDON AND DEFOE A 'JOURNAL OF THE PLAGUE YEAR', Studies in the novel, 30(2), 1998, pp. 164-177
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KING KR
Citation: Kr. King, SPYING UPON THE CONJURER - HAYWOOD, CURIOSITY, AND THE NOVEL IN THE 1720S, Studies in the novel, 30(2), 1998, pp. 178-193
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BENEDICT BM
Citation: Bm. Benedict, THE CURIOUS GENRE - FEMALE INQUIRY IN AMATORY FICTION, Studies in the novel, 30(2), 1998, pp. 194-210
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MCDOWELL P
Citation: P. Mcdowell, NARRATIVE AUTHORITY, CRITICAL COMPLICITY - THE CASE OF 'JONATHAN WILD', Studies in the novel, 30(2), 1998, pp. 211-231
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SHERMAN S
Citation: S. Sherman, READING AT ARMS LENGTH - FIELDING CONTRACT WITH THE READER IN 'TOM JONES', Studies in the novel, 30(2), 1998, pp. 232-245
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BROWN ML
Citation: Ml. Brown, AUTHORSHIP AND GENERIC EXPLOITATION - WHY LOVELACE MUST FEAR 'CLARISSA', Studies in the novel, 30(2), 1998, pp. 246-259
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BARCHAS J
Citation: J. Barchas, PREFIGURING GENRE - FRONTISPIECE PORTRAITS FROM 'GULLIVERS TRAVELS' TO 'MILLENIUM HALL', Studies in the novel, 30(2), 1998, pp. 260-286
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BEASLEY JC
Citation: Jc. Beasley, LITTLE BY LITTLE, OR, THE HISTORY OF THE EARLY NOVEL, NOW, Studies in the novel, 30(2), 1998, pp. 287-299