Abstract In The Tragic Comedians and Diana of the Crossways, George Meredith alludes to
the notorious life-writings of two contemporary women, Helene von Racowitza and Caroline …

The paper elucidates the “paradox of comedy”—a perpetual philosophical concern
regarding the nature of theatrical/stage comedy—through a cross-cultural comparison …

Both during his lifetime and well after his death in 1903, the American artist and advocate of
Aestheticism, James McNeill Whistler, was the subject of anecdote, caricature, satire, scorn …

Content warning: This page contains derogatory and discriminatory language and imagery
taken directly from original archive sources which today is considered offensive. Where …

This sixty-seventh annual bibliography has been prepared by a committee of the Victorian
Division of the Modern Language Association of America: Edward H. Cohen, chair, Rollins …

In 1877, Lutyens father bought a house in Thursley. Edwin, known as Ned, was the eleventh
of thirteen children and because of rheumatic fever the only one not to be formally educated …

The research carried out for Surrey Heritage's March of the Women project has discovered
much regarding the campaigning activities of Surrey's women and men on all sides of the …

The research carried out for Surrey Heritage's March of the Women project has discovered
much regarding the campaigning activities of Surrey's women and men on all sides of the …

Abstract [eng] The dissertation focuses on literary wit in seventeenth-century creative oeuvre
of the English playwrights, poets and prose writers. The analysis of literary wit encompasses …

Focusing on four early works, then three from his middle period and three from the 1890s,
this dissertation explores Meredith's role as a novelist in the unfolding of a social and literary …