Vol. 17 No. 1&2 (1998)

• Front Matter

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Articles

• A Possible Story of Judith Donne: A Life of Her Own?

  Margaret J.M. Ezell

  10-28

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• Donne's Anniversaries and His Anatomy of the Book

  Thomas A. Festa

  29-60

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• Suns and Lovers: Instability in Donne's 'A Lecture upon the Shadow'

  Jeff Westover

  61-73

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• John Donne, 'Batter my heart,' and English Rape Law

  Arthur Lindley

  75-88

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• Witnessing the Crucifixion: Rembrandt and John Donne's 'Good Friday, 1613. Riding Westward'

  Shelley Karen Perlove

  89-106

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• Piety and the Genre of Donne's Devotions

  Kate Narveson

  107-136

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• 'England's Second Austine': John Donne's Resistance to Conversion

  Mary Ann Koory

  137-161

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• 'Goe forth ye daughters of Sion': Divine Authority, the King, and the Church in Donne's Denmark House Sermon

  Elena Levy-Navarro

  163-173

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• Filiating Scribal Manuscripts: The Example of Donne's Elegies

  Gary A. Stringer

  175-189

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• The Textual Problem of 'Twicknam Garden'

  D. Audell Shelburne

  191-204

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• Using the Variorum Edition of John Donne's Poetry

  John T. Shawcross

  227-247

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Book Reviews

• Desiring Ideology

  Paul J. Voss

  205-208

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• 'The meate was mine': New Work from the Oxford School

  Dennis Flynn

  209-215

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• A Variorum: 'How It Goes'

  William Proctor Williams

  217-226

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• Back Matter

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