Vol. 35 No. 1&2 (2016)

• Front Matter

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Articles

• 'Some new pleasures'?: Donne's Lyrics and Recent Critical Approaches

  Heather Dubrow

  1-21

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• Elegies on the Death of Bishop John King (d. 1621)

  James Doelman

  23-56

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• 'A Tomb your Muse must to his Fame supply': Elegizing Donne in Manuscript and Print

  Charles Green

  57-86

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• 'His Great Father's Greatest Instrument': John Donne's Search for Patronage and His Elegy on Prince Henry

  Marla Hoffman Lunderberg

  87-110

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• A 'true Transubstantiation': Dr. Donne, Holy Violence, and the Preaching Crisis During the Year of Monarchial Transition

  Bryan Adams Hampton

  111-143

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• 'Acta Apothegmata': Performative Semantics in John Donne's 'A Sermon Preached at White-hall. February 29. 1627.'

  Yaakov A. Mascetti

  145-164

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• The Alchemical Failure of John Donne's Holy Sonnets

  Chad Engbers

  165-214

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• 'Dimme Eyes': Straining Sight in 'Thou Hast Made Me'

  Claire M. Falck

  215-240

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• Coverings and Other Paraphernalia in Donne's 'To his Mistress going to bed'

  Jeffrey Johnson

  241-

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• 'So, if I now should utter this': Donne, Love, and the Liminal Moment

  Raymond-Jean Frontain

  259-271

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• Barbara Lewalski: A Tribute

  Claude J. Summers

  273-279

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• Julia M. Walker (January 10, 1951-February 25, 2018)

  Achsah Guibbory

  281-288

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• In Memoriam: Coburn Freer (November 5, 1939-February 26, 2019)

  Sean H. McDowell

  290-294

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• 'Well of Sence'

  Theresa M. DiPasquale

  295-304

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• The Rainbow Chameleon

  Joan Faust

  305-311

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• 'What His Industrious Toes Have Trod': Donne, Coryate and Travel

  Raymond-Jean Frontain

  313-327

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• Critical Hybridity

  Allison Machlis Meyer

  329-336

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• John Donne and the Law: Recontextualizing the Satyres

  Anne-Marie Miller-Blaise

  337-344

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• Back Matter

  345-350

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