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Texas Studies in Literature and Language

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Ghostly Presences: James Potter Lockhart and Jane Maxwell Lockhart in Jean Rhys’s Writing

Sue Thomas

pp. 389-411

Friendship and Frustration: Counter-Affect in the Letters of Philip Sidney and Hubert Languet

Bradley J. Irish

pp. 412-432

“Are is too many for one woman to foal”: Embodied Cognition in As I Lay Dying

Laurel Bollinger

pp. 433-463

Institutions of Friendship in Sarah Scott’s Millenium Hall

Bryan Mangano

pp. 464-490

“We are the Storm”: Audience Collaboration in W. H. Auden’s The Dance of Death

Ryan Sheets

pp. 491-518

Editor’s Note

Kurt Heinzelman

p. iv

Additional Information
ISSN	1534-7303
Print ISSN	0040-4691
Launched on MUSE	2015-11-07
Open Access	No

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