The ballad "Conde Alarcos y la infanta Solisa", as a theme in foreign and Spanish literature 

An inquiry into madness: The meaning of madness in the works of Virginia Woolf, Andre Breton, Y. H. Brenner 

The female example in Renaissance English literature: Rhetoric, narrative, and the construction of gender 

The technoscape in the modern novel: Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's "The First Circle" and Ralph Ellison's "Invisible Man" 

The poetics of disillusionment: the legacy of the eighteenth-century ceremonial ode in nineteenth-century Russian lyric poetry and pastoral prose 

Domestic negotiations: Chicana domesticity as a critical discourse of US literature and culture 

At home in the world: Indian literature in the postcolonial academy 

The 'Diegeseis' of Konon: a commentary with an English translation 

The American criticism of Andre Gide 

Sonic displacement, sonic placemaking: the poetics of diaspora in Yoko Tawada, Jessica Hagedorn, and M.I.A. 

The teaching of literature through free reading. 

Representative twentieth-century short story cycles: studies in a literary genre 

The classical ideas of friendship as exemplified in the literature of the Renaissance, particularly in Shakespearean drama 

Charlotte Smith: Life of a novelist, novels of a life 

'Beowulf' and 'the hobbit': elegy into fantasy in j. R. R. Tolkien's creative technique 

The reflection of Fabianism in English literature 

The life and literary and artistic activities of Robert Baldwin Ross, 1869-1918 

Defining the advice -seeking request in electronic solicitations in boundary spanning environments 

The Buddhist world in modern Russian culture (1873-1919): Literature and visual arts 

Textual tricksters: Interpretation and social transformation in multicultural literature 

Andrej Belyj's "Petersburg" and James Joyce's "Ulysses": A comparative study 

Richardson In Holland And His Influence On Wolff And Deken'S 'Sara Burgerhart.' 

Public myth and private self in the Russian Silver Age: The correspondence of Vera Kommissarzhevskaia (1864-1910) 

The influence of Emily Dickinson on four recent poets : Lizette Woodworth Reese, Sara Teasdale, Elinor Wylie, and Edna St. Vincent Millay 

An analysis of the foreign influences on the dramas of Jose Echegaray emphasizing the influence of the dramas of Henrik Ibsen