The Hopkins Quarterly
The Hopkins Quarterly is a major research journal widely quoted in Victorian studies. In scholarly articles and book reviews, it focuses on the lives and works of Gerard M. Hopkins, S.J., and his circle: Robert Bridges, R. W. Dixon, and Coventry Patmore. Welcoming both traditional and new approaches, it offers the international perspectives of Britain, Canada, France, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Spain, the United States and other countries.
Founded in 1974, The Hopkins Quarterly has published essays and reviews by the world’s foremost Hopkins scholars: Michael Allsopp, Jerome Bump, James Finn Cotter, David J. DeLaura, David A. Downes, René Gallet, Lesley J. Higgins, Norman H. MacKenzie, Paul Mariani, Peter Milward,S.J., Michael D. Moore, Walter J. Ong, S.J., Catherine Phillips, Rachel Salmon, Kunio Shimane, Graham Storey, Alison G. Sulloway, R.K.R. Thornton, Norman White, and Tom Zaniello.
The Hopkins Quarterly is co-edited by Joseph J. Feeney, S.J., (Saint Joseph’s University) and Joaquin Kuhn (University of Toronto); its book-review editor is Catherine Phillips (University of Cambridge) and its bibliographer, Pamela Palmer (University of Memphis).
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Carlyle Studies Annual
The Carlyle Studies Annual is an international journal devoted to the life and times of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle and their circle. Founded in 1980, The Carlyle Studies Annual has published essays and reviews by leading Carlyle scholars, including Kenneth J. Fielding, Rosemary Ashton, Ian Campbell, John Clubbe, Mark Cumming, David DeLaura, Rodger L. Tarr, Ruth apRoberts, Aileen Christianson, Michael Timko, Clyde de L. Ryals, Sheila McIntosh, G. B. Tennyson, Patrick Brantlinger, and Chris Vanden Bossche. The journal not only welcome articles on the Carlyles, but also on other nineteenth–century figures, both major and minor. In addition, we welcome studies of the Carlyles in relation to Victorian social, cultural, political, and intellectual history, with particular emphasis on letters and letter–writing.
The Carlyle Studies Annual is co–edited by David R. Sorensen (Saint Joseph’s University) and Brent E. Kinser (Western Carolina University).
Carlyle Studies Annual (ISSN: 1074-2670) is published in June. Subscription rates for the current issue include postage and handling: US and Canadian subscribers: $12.00 US for individuals and $15.00 for institutions; UK subscribers, £7.00 or £10.00; and European Union subscribers, €10 or €13.00. All others please remit in US dollars. Cheques should be made out to Saint Joseph’s University Press. Correspondence should be addressed to David R. Sorensen, Department of English, Saint Joseph’s University, 5600 City Avenue, Philadelphia PA 19131 USA.
EDITORS:
Brent E. Kinser (Western Carolina University)
David R. Sorensen (Saint Joseph’s University)CONTRIBUTING EDITOR:
David Southern (Duke University Press)GRAPHIC DESIGNER:
Carol McLaughlin (Saint Joseph’s University Press)ADVISORY BOARD:
Rosemary Ashton (University College London);
Ian Campbell (Edinburgh University);
Aileen Christianson (Edinburgh University);
Norma Clarke (Kingston University);
John Clubbe (University of Kentucky);
Mark Cumming (Memorial University of Newfoundland);
Marylu Hill (Villanova University);
Scott Lewis (De Montfort University);
Deborah A. Logan (Western Kentucky University);
Fleming McClelland (University of Louisiana at Monroe); Christopher A. Stray (University of Wales, Swansea);
Rodger L. Tarr (Illinois State University);
Beverly Taylor (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill);
G. B. Tennyson (University of California, Los Angeles);
Chris Vanden Bossche (University of Notre Dame).SUBMISSIONS:
Carlyle Studies Annual is an international journal devoted to the life and times of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle and their circle. The editors welcome articles not only on the lives and writings of the Carlyles, but on other nineteenth-century figures, both major and minor, as authors and correspondents. They also welcome studies of Victorian social, cultural, political, and intellectual history, with particular emphasis on letters and letter-writing. Double-spaced manuscripts should be approximately 6500 words or less, and should be submitted in MLA style. Please send two hard copies and an electronic copy in Microsoft Word to Brent E. Kinser, Department of English, 305 Coulter Hall, Western Carolina University, Cullowhee NC 28723 USA.SUBSCRIPTIONS:
Carlyle Studies Annual (ISSN: 1074-2670) is published in June. Subscription rates for the current issue include postage and handling: US and Canadian subscribers: $12.00 US for individuals and $15.00 for institutions; UK subscribers, £7.00 or £10.00; and European Union subscribers, €10 or €13.00. All others please remit in US dollars. Cheques should be made out to Saint Joseph’s University Press. Correspondence should be addressed to David R. Sorensen, Department of English, Saint Joseph’s University, 5600 City Avenue, Philadelphia PA 19131 USA.COVER ART:
Roger Fenton, “Westminister from Waterloo Bridge, London, England [detail, 1858].” By permission of Collection Centre Canadien d’Architecture, Montréal / Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montreal.Carlyle Studies Annual is produced by Saint Joseph’s University Press.
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US and Canadian subscribers: $12.00 US for individuals and $15.00 for institutions; UK subscribers, £7.00 or £10.00; and European Union subscribers, €10 or €13.00. All others please remit in US dollars.