Defining Literary Kinds and the Individuality of the Text: Epics and Romances

Scott and Chaucer: Ekphrasis, Politics, and the Past in The Antiquary

Pater and the 'Transparent Body' of Fin de Siécle Culture

Rewriting Travel: A Reading of the Two Versions of “The City of Dreadful Night”

Some Remarks on Middle English Word Geography

Lexical Comparison between the Glosses of the Vespasian Psalter and the Regius Psalter

Some Observations on Dialectal Comparision between Nine Middle English Poems

Definitions for A New Age

Patterns of Sound in Middle English and Older Scots Verse

Southern Copies of the Prick of Conscience and the Study of Middle English Word Geography

George Herbert: A Poet's View Takahashi Memorial Lecture

'A Good Exampell to Avoide Diane': Reader Responses to John Hardying's Chronicle in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries

Refrains and Echoes: Spenser's Amoretti and Epithalamion

Is Byron a True Manichaean? A Conservative Reply to Romantic Revisionism

Pilgrimage in London: Dorothy Richardson and the Search for Feminine Space in Science and Socialism

The Unity of Bashō's Narrow Road to the Interior: Vision Quest and Pilgrimage

Binyon, Stevens, Pound, Eliot.

Re-rooting and Re-routing: Identity, Influences, and Intertextuality in the Poetry of Denise Levertov.

Wallace Stevens and British Poetry in the 1950s.

Ancient Forms Revisited: W.H. Auden's Influence on John Ashbery.

James Merrill's Double Life: “The Thousand and Second Night”

On Tom Raworth on Tom Raworth.

America in Muldoon / Muldoon in America.

Ashbery's Traditions.

Lafcadio's Nightmares

Thinker in Colors--Lafcadio Hearn's Color-ful Descriptions of La Martinique and Yokohama

A Hard-Earned Lesson to Hearn and a Hard Lesson to Learn

Hearn and "Orpheus"--His Art of Retelling Stories of Old Japan

The Protean Fox in Hearn and Yeats

Lafcadio Hearn's Reception in France

Emotions of Control in Old English: SHAME and GUILT

Ælfric and Emotion

Old and Middle English Verbs of Emotion

FEAR chiefly in Old and Middle English

Dealing with ANGER: Robert of Cisyle and the Medieval Didactic Tradition

Medieval “With a Mood” and Modern “In a Mood”: Changing a Metaphor we Live by

LAURENCE MINOT'S ‘TEN LYRICK POEMS, of singular merit, upon the principal events of the reign of the then monarch, king Edward the third.’

Chaucer's Verse and Alliterative Poetry: Grammar, Metre, and Some Secrets of the Syllable Count

The Canterbury Tales and the via moderna

The Journal of a Voyage to Lisbon: Henry Fielding's Art of Tormenting

The Zoas' Kingdom: William Blake and Eighteenth-Century Natural History

Mishima Yukio's ‘Sex which is not One’

"Divided Hearts, United States": Daniel Defoe, James Hodges, and the Debate on the Anglo-Scottish Union

Facta Sunt Servanda: or, A Plea for a (Swiftian) Return to Scholarly Sanity

Graceful Theatrical Properties: Popular Irish Dramatists in Eighteenth-Century England

Too Improbable to be Untrue: A Clear State of the Case of Elizabeth Canning and the End of Henry Fielding's Literary Career

Facts, Methods, and Literary Creativity in Samuel Johnson's Life of Savage

Portraits of Dr Johnson in their Georgian Context

The Challenge of Editing Hamlet Today

'Loke well about, ye that lovers be' (IMEV 1944) and
a Sixteenth-Century Reader's Response to John Hardyng's Account of Joan of Kent.

"Uncle Pandarus vs. Aunt Criseyde"

Law and Evidence in Joseph Andrews

"As judgment improves, genius evaporates":
Sensibility in Mary Wollstonecraft's Early Writings

Reticence against the Plot:
The Meaning of 'Is' in Wallace Stevens's 'Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird'

Child Language Acquisition As a Source of Evidence for Parameters

Evaluating Syntactic Analyses with Children

Children's Scope Construal in Negative Sentences Containing a Quantifier

Emergence and Demise of Object Shift in the History of English:
A Case Study of Language Change Driven Within Syntax

Determinants of the Freedom of Rearrangement

Six Names Cicero, and Why One Model is Never Enough

The Architextual Editing of Early English

Editing Middle English Romance: Problems and Prospects

Metre and the Editing of Middle English Verse:
Prospects for Tail-Rhyme Romance, Alliterative Poetry, and Chaucer

The Epistemology of Titles in Editing Whole-Manuscript Anthologies:
The Lyric Sequence, in Particular

The Text of Piers Plowman: Past, Present and Future

Editing Wyatts: Reassessing the Textual State of Sir Thomas Wyatt's Poetry

Medical Advice and Public Health: Contextualising the Supply and Regulation of Water in Late Medieval London and King's Lynn

The Matter of Emotion: Priests and Physicians on the Movement of the Soul

The Literary Significance of Illness in Julian of Norwich's A Vision Showed to a Devout Woman

‘My brother Ihesu Crist that is the principal leche…’: Religious Discourse in Middle English Medical Writing

The Surgeon as Story-Teller

A Medieval Heteroglossia: Expressing Disease and Healing in Late Medieval England

Mysticism and Medicine: Holy Communion in the Vita of Marie d' Oignies and The Book of Margery Kempe

A note on The World of Chaucer

Derek Brewer a personal note

In Memoriam Professor D. S. Brewer: Some Spots of Time

Professor Derek Brewer and I

Violence in England at a Time of Great English Prose

Was Chaucer a Poet?

Chaucer's Allergy

Did Gower Love His Wife? And What Has It to Do with the Poetry?

Takamiya MS 61: a book of experiments

William Elstob's Planned Edition of the Anglo-Saxon Laws: A Remnant in the Takamiya Collection

Philosophical Logic, Concrete Poetry

The Hispanic American Sphere: A Dispersing Tradition

Concrete Poetry in Portugal Experimentalism and Intermediality

Questions to Augusto de Campos

Squeezed Language: Concrete Poetry and New Media in the Swedish 1960s

Open to a Changing World: Concrete Poetry in Denmark

Katsue Kitasono and Japanese Concrete Poetry

The Odalisques

Old English Runes and Runic Inscriptions: The State of Art

Old English héafod 'head': A Lofty Place?

God's Love and Love of God

Historical Evidence for Divisions of Old English Poetic Texts

Juliana Laid to Rest with Songs of Praise, and the Glories of Cynewulf's Poetic Art

Ælfric and Heiric of Auxerre

Caxton's Ovid, or the Metamorphoses Transformed

De Quincey and Mobility

Thomas Manning, Charles Lamb, and Oriental Encounters

Mis-understanding the Past: The Decipherment of Hieroglyphs and Romantic Works

"When sages looked to Egypt for thier lore": Egyptian Art and the Threat of Visuality in Keat's Hyperion

The Scope of Coleridge's Liberalism: In Light of American Transcendentalism

Oaths, Pagans and Lions: Arguments for a Crusade Sub-Narrative in Historia Peredur fab Efrawc

Shrewd Negotiation in the Guise of Gentilesse in Chaucer's Franklin's Tale

Malory and Political Prophecy

Caxton's Revision of Le Morte Darthur: The Tudor Propaganda and Self-Filling Political Prophecy

John Bellenden's Use of Source Materials in Book 16 of the Chronicles of Scotland

A Stolen Story: Hannah Adams and the Unitarian Controversy

World Literature in the Shadow of Translation: Reconsidering Tawada Yōko

Exophony and the Locations of (Cultural) Identity in Levy Hideo's Fiction

Technologies of Estrangement: Dazai Osamu, "Flowers of Buffoonery"

Photography as Corporeal Reproduction: Swapping Pregnancy for Photography in Kanai Mieko's Tama-ya

Gulliver in Japan in Gulliver's in Japan: Or, How to Translate Nation as Virtual, Possible, and Embedded

Translating Atomic Culture: Walt Disney and the Children of Science in Japan

The Sky Crawlers and the Transmediation of Science Fictional Worlds

Everyday Blake and the Digital Humanities

Turning the Pages: Blake's Notebook and its Digital Transformation

The William Blake Archive in Singapore: 'Images of wonder' for 'Children of the future Age'?

What Would Blake Say about the Blake Archive and Today's Digitalization?

ÅeDiverse Little Pictures': Erasmus Darwin's Loves of the Plants and Isabella Rossellini's Green Porno as Interactive Media

Vox populi: Hölderlin and the Digital Hecatomb

Voice and Presence in Callas Forever

Sir Walter Scott and the Romanticism of Tsubouchi Shōyō

Translating and Transmitting Illness: Chbarlotte Brontë and Victorian Informatics

George Eliot's Middlemarch as Romantic Self-critique

Digital Waugh: Pastral and Architecture in Dramatisations of Brideshead Revisited

Digital Beckett: Dramatic Variants Onscreen and Online

Japan, Satoyama, and the Culture of the Four Seasons: Secondary Nature, Cultural Inversion, and Social Conflict

Buddhist Environmentalism: Limits and Possibilities

Analyzing Satoyama: a Rural Environment, Landscape, and Zone

Beyond the Satoyama Tradition: Unsettling Landscapes in the Writings of Morisaki Kazue and Nashiki Kaho

The Domestic Turn in Ecocritical Writing: Ariyoshi Sawako's Cumulative Pollution

Overwhelming Disease and Nature: New Perspectives on Ariyoshi Sawako and Amitav Ghosh