Romanticism

Articles in the same Issue

2. Contents
4. Editorial Note
5. Language
6. Handbook of Semiotics
7. A Revision Course in English Linguistics
8. Monolingual Dictionaries for Foreign Learners of English
9. English Abstract Nouns as Conceptual Shells
10. Determination in the English Noun Phrase
11. Grammar and Lexis
12. The Influence of the English Language on Current Spoken German
13. Linguistics German and English
14. English Literature
15. Anglistentag 1999 Mainz
16. From Nazism to Democracy via America
17. English Studies – quo vadis?
18. Words, Lexemes, Concepts
19. Lineages of the Novel
20. Artefacts/Artefictions
21. Introduction to English and American Studies
22. Systematic Rhetoric
23. Sexuality and the Poem
24. Bridging the Cultural Divide
25. “A Room of One’s Own”
26. Shakespeare Jahrbuch 2000
27. “The Little Love-god, lying once asleep”
28. Love, Power, and the Exchange of Money
29. Shakespeare’s Plays
30. Doubtful Shakespeare
31. Music for Shakespeare Productions
32. “Perpetuall Monuments”
33. John Evelyn’s Translation of Titus Lucretius Carus ‘De rerum natura’
34. Science and Literature in Early Modern England
35. Wit, Passion, and Tenderness
36. ‘Majestick Milton’
37. Swift Studies
38. “How art produces art”
39. Multiperspectival Narration
40. Binary Spatial Structures in the Gothic Novel
41. Possible Worlds
42. Romanticism
43. Truth Will Prevail
44. Towards a Cognitive Theory of Literary Character Applied to the Victorian Novel
45. Margaret Oliphant’s Carlingford Series
46. British Industrial Fictions
47. English Short Stories from Thomas Hardy to Graham Swift
48. A ‘Wake’ Bestiary
49. A Life Composed
50. The Art of Lennox Robinson
51. Psychoanalytic·ism
52. Representations of Emotions
53. Representations of Emotional Excess
54. Comic and Solipsism in Iris Murdoch’s Novels 1954–1995
55. Disnaeland
56. Terribly Effective
57. Illusion and Reality
58. John Banville. Fictions of Order
59. Terranglia as a System
60. Perspectives on Children’s Literature in English
61. English Sports and German Citizens
62. The Irish Image of Germany 1890–1939
63. Readings of Violence
64. The Long Shadow of the Tower of Babel
65. Messages from the Threshold
66. Discovery and Self-Discovery
67. Crossover
68. International Interdisciplinary Congress and Festival “Broadway on the Ruhr: The Musical Comedy in the New Millennium”
69. American and Canadian Literatures
70. Pioneering North America
71. History of Colonial American Literature
72. The Gift of Civilization
73. The Fiction of Fiction
74. America, America
75. Disclosure through Disguise
76. Crises of Perception
77. Religious and Philosophical Aspects of the Contemporary American Novel
78. Myth and Profit. Imparting Paradigms of Social Interaction through Fictional Information Services as Exemplified in American Bestselling Novels
79. Alice Walker’s Novels
80. Where ‘Indians’ Fear to Tread
81. Collective Memory as Catharsis?
82. Con/Tradition
83. Negotiating History and Culture
84. Canada / Europe
85. American Literature in East Germany
86. Between Reception and Revision
87. New Literatures in English
88. Voices of Justice and Reason
89. Religious Poetry in Australia
90. Teaching of English
91. Universal Grammar and Parameter Resetting in Austrian Learners of L2 English
92. Language Teachers’ Experiential Knowledge
93. Success with English?
94. The Beginnings of Literary Education in English Classes
95. The Reading Log in the English-as-a-Foreign-Language (EFL) Class. Based on Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’.
96. Backmatter
97. Index I: Authors and Editors
98. Index II: Contributors to Collectanea
99. Index III: Authors and Subjects Treated
100. Addenda/Corrigenda