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Volume 34, Number 3, 2005

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Editorial Introduction
pp. 201-202(2)

Beyond Management Culture: The Experience of English
pp. 213-220(8)
Author: Day, Gary

Clandestine English: The Subject Without Qualities
pp. 221-229(9)
Author: Docherty, Thomas

Creative Writing and English
pp. 231-242(12)
Author: Everett, Nick

‘English’ and Criticism
pp. 243-250(8)
Author: Gervais, David

Teaching English in British Universities Now
pp. 251-255(5)
Author: Jones, Tom

A View from the English Subject Centre
pp. 257-268(12)
Author: Knights, Ben

An Uncommon Pursuit
pp. 269-279(11)
Author: Lawson-Peebles, Robert

‘Further Study’: Teaching Unfamiliar Texts
pp. 281-283(3)
Author: Noel-Tod, Jeremy

Teaching English Literature in 2004: An Australian Comment:
pp. 285-295(11)
Authors: Palmer, Chris; den Hartog, Dirk

What English Was
pp. 297-311(15)
Author: Gooder, R. D.

Literature for the Masses: The English Literature Degree in 2004
pp. 313-322(10)
Author: Rosslyn, Felicity

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