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Volume 33, Number 3, 2004

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Max Plowman and the Literature of the First World War
pp. 217-243(27)
Author: Malcolm Pittock

Creative Translations and Editorial Borrowing
pp. 257-260(4)
Author: David Money

Bob Dylan Among the Professors
pp. 261-269(9)
Author: Geoff Ward

Bob Dylan Among the Professors
pp. 261-269(9)
Author: Geoff Ward

Bob Dylan Among the Professors
pp. 261-269(9)
Author: Geoff Ward

Theory of Temptation
pp. 270-271(2)
Author: Frederic Regard

The Figure in the Carpet
pp. 272-276(5)
Author: John Roe

Reading the Uncanny
pp. 277-281(5)
Author: Liz Allison

Monstrous Intimacy
pp. 282-285(4)
Author: Sebastian Skeaping

The Triumph of Life?
pp. 286-289(4)
Author: Alex Watson

Of Critics and Cannibals
pp. 290-293(4)
Author: Pat Palmer

Transformation Scenes: Metamorphoses and Cultural History
pp. 294-297(4)
Author: Judith Woolf

Transformation Scenes: Metamorphoses and Cultural History
pp. 294-297(4)
Author: Judith Woolf

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