The Year's Work in English Studies 1999: Vol 80 Index

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Index II. Authors and Subjects Treated
Notes
(1) Material which has not been seen by contributors is not indexed
(2) Authors such as Gerald Vizenor, who are both authors of criticism and subjects of discus-
sion, are listed in whichever index is appropriate for each reference
(3) Author entries have subdivisions listed in the following order
(a) author’s relationship with other authors
(b) author’s relationship with other subjects
(c) author’s characteristics
(d) author’s works (listed alphabetically)
(4) A page reference in bold represents a main entry for that particular subject
Abbey, J.R. 908 act endings 314
Abbo of Saint-Germain-des-Prés: Bella Adam of Balsham: Oratio de utensilibus ad
Parisiacae urbis 128 domum regendam pertinentibus 128
Abbott, Edwin Abbott 906 Adam of Usk 195
Abdias 153 Adam, Etel: ‘Like a Christmas Tree’ 811
Abdoulaye, Mamani 828; Eboniques 828 Adams, Henry 707, 721
Sarraounia 828 Adams, John 3 0
Abel, Richard 907
Adams, John Cranford 241
Abelard, Peter 199, 613 -
a E Adams, John Quincey: Lectures on Rhetoric
Abercrombie, Lascelles 683 ; ‘ane
and Uratory /0
{hearPdyeeane eaShpaeve r te9 15 Adcock, Betty ‘ 744
Abislho,b alWiaslette r 76176-78-:8 : andEc l } 768 Addison, Joseph a381, 386. 432e: e Cat
}g 2iovali;s ation —-) 4 . £ciicpsoe mesv er Ty 419-20, 422-3; Imagination essays .3 92
How German Is It 768
abolitionist poetry 503 idelphi 670
Aboriginal English 93 adject: concept of 40
Aboriginal poets 868 adjectives 35, 47
Aboriginal writing: 19C 856 Adorno, Theodor 370, 659, 877;
Aborigines 855: oral texts 909 aesthetics 447; capitalism and
Abraham, Nicolas 502 adultery: in Victorian novel 543-4
Abrams, M.H. 443—4 adverbs and adverbial clauses 32, 42
absence: in literature 609 Scots 78
Academy Editions: of Australian advertising: iconicity in 106
literature 861 Elfric 139: and apostles 153; glossary 63
Acadian poetry 878 179; homilies 146; liturgies 152
accent placement 61 prose 152-3; Catholic Homilies 153
accents: New Zealand 87 Colloguy 1, 28 De Falsis Diis 153. D €
accommodation theory: language 5 populo Israhel 153. ( renesis 129
Achebe, Chinua 830: and Conrad Grammar 128, 152; Letters 135; Life of
Acheson, Lady 388 fgnes 136; Life of Lucy 136; Lives of the
Acholi orality 833 Saints 153
Acker, Kathy: Great Expectations 768 Elfric Bata: Colloquy 128
Ackroyd, Peter 608 Aesop: Fables 534
acoustic world: medieval 179 aestheticism: feminism and 543; women
acquisition, language 4—5, 18-19, 51 and 592
974 INDEX Il. AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS TREATED
aesthetics: American poets and 739-40; Aldhelm 128; De virginitate 152
Romanticism and 447-8; Victorian 535 Aldington, Richard: Death of aH ero 649
Ethelberht of Kent, King: lawcode 67, 136 Alechinsky, Pierre 910
Ethelred, King 135, 153 Alexander, Bill 268
Ethelred Il, King 73 Alexander, Peter 237
Ethelthryth, St 153 Alexie, Sherman 803
Ethelweard 130 Alexis, André 872
Ethelwold, bishop of Winchester Alfred, King: and ships 155; attitudes to
career 152 past 126; cult of 155; laws 136;
Africa: Australiaand 852; Brontés and 548; masculinity 137; politics 129-30
creoles 90—1; East, explorers’ texts 534 Algerian cinema: gender in 840
5 All Souls College, Oxford 917
African American English 68: going to 1/1 the Year Round 551
in 52-3 Allde, Edward 262
African American literature 792-803; road allegorical theatre 161
writers 765-6; women playwrights 780 Allen, Grant 542, 606
African American Vernacular English Allen, Paula Gunn: bibliography 807
(AAVE) 82-3; creole features of 93 Allen, Samuel 801
African Americans: Afro-Protestant Press Allen, Woody 781
and 710; Columbian Exposition Allestree, Richard 904
and 712-13 Allestree Library 904
African English 88-9; East 88-9; West 88 Alleyn, Edward 252
African literature 819-46; East and Allfrey, PS. 841
Central 831-4; North 839-40: alliances: women’s 216-17, 329
Southern 834-9; West 826-31 alliteration, transverse 141
African Literature Association (ALA) 819 alliterative poetry 161
African writers: non-standard language Allnut, W.H. 915
in 11] {/ma Redemptoris Mater 202
Afro-Protestant Press 710 alphabet: Roman 910
Agard, John 846 Alpine dialects 12
Agatha, St 153 alterity: ethics of 609
Agrippa, Cornelius 347 Althusser, Louis 797
Aidoo, Ama Ata: Anowa 826-7; Dilemma Altieri, Charles 510
of a Ghost, The 827 {madis de Gaule 310
Ailieeee! anthologies 808 Ambedkar, B.R. 892
Aiken, Conrad: and Lowrie 882 America: Dickens in 551; see also USA
Aikin family 395-6; and Barbauld 501 American culture: Shakespeare and 276:
Aikin, Lucy: Epistles on Women 499 Wilde and 534
Aitken, Adam 868, 869 American English 79-83; South 81
Aitken’s Law 78 American literature: (to 1830) 703-8;
Akenside, Mark 476 (1830-1900) 708-31;(t o 1900)
Alabama: printed word in 910 703-33; 20C 734-818;
Alan of Lille 207 encyclopedia 913
Albee, Edward 783 American readers: of British poetry
Albert-Birot, Pierre: Grabinoulor 614: 692-3
Guerre, La 614 American Sign Language (ASL) 5, 18:
Albertus Magnus 175 grammaticalization in 26
Alcoff, Linda 402 Ammons, A.R. 744; and Wordsworth 481:
Alcott, Louisa May 720; biography 715; long poems 744: science in 744
film adaptations 708-9; Little Garbage 744; Snow Poems, The 744:
Women 708-9 Tape for the Turn of the Year 744
Alcuin 139; letters 136; works 127 anacreontic song 396, 455
Aldfrith, King of Northumbria: maxims 127 {nalytical Review 431
INDEX II. AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS TREATED
Anand, Mulk Raj 892, 898 Arab American writing 811
anaphors 29-30 1rabian Nights, The 556-7, 896
anatomists: Renaissance 163 Aragon, Louis 606, 615
ancestry: in 19C literature 540 Archaeo-Historicism 385-6
increne Riwle 27 archaeology: of Anglo-Saxon England
Andersen, Hans Christian: De rode skoe 556 131-2, 133
Anderson, Benedict 840, 873 architecture: literature and 377-8; medieval
Anderson, Laurie 746 church 179; Romantic period 429
Anderson, Maxwell 778; verse theatre 788 archives: theatrical 672-3
Anderson, Patrick 873, 887-8 Arden, John 672; papers 673; Serjeant
indreas 139 Musgrave s Dance 672
Andretta, Helen Ruth: Chaucer's Troilus irden of Feversham 303, 307 308
and Criseyde’ 193 Arendt, Hannah 735
Anger, Jane: Jane Anger, her Protection for Argentinian literature: and Darwin 538
Women 216 argument: verbal 25
Anglo-Canadian literature 878 argument projection 22-4
{nglo-Saxon Chronicle, The 154-5, 168 Ariosto, Ludovico 284. 346 Orlando
animals: names 128; in women’s Furioso 216, 223
poetry 395 Aristotle 213, 228: On Rhetoric 278
animation: Shakespeare 270 iristotle s Plot (film) 825
Anlo dialect 90 Armah, Ayi Kwei: Healers, The 827; Two
innals of Saint-Bertin 130 Thousand Seasons 827
Anne of Cleves 221-2 Armenia 906
Anne of Denmark 322 Armstrong, Jeannette 804;
anonymity: in Chinese immigrant conversations 806; Slash 803
writing 809-10 Arnold, Matthew 439, 488, 533, 534, 57:
anorexia nervosa 548 659; aesthetics 447, 448; anthology 573
Anouilh, Jean: Eurydice 879 gypsies in 454; letters 574; poetry 574
Antecedent-Contained Deletion (ACD) 30 Culture and Society 448
anthologies: 18C women poets and 492; Empedocles’ 574 To a Friend’ 574
sonnet 573-4; Victorian poetry 573—4 Arnow, Harriette 767
anthroponymy 73 Arrowsmith, J.W., Ltd 907
anti-Catholicism: in early modern English art: Anglo-Saxon 134; politicso f
texts 214—15; in early Stuart colour 535: Ugandan 833
England 325-6 art education: Victorian 536
inti-Jacobin Review 451, 452 Artaud. Antonin 694
antiquarianism 909; Romantic period 430 Arthurian legend 165-6; in drama 168
anti-slave trade drama 824 \rthurian name dictionaries 166
Antwerp-London glossaries 128—9 artists’ books 910
Anzaldua, Gloria: Borderlands La Arundel, Thomas: Constituti
Frontera 811 Arundel Circle 327
apartment stories 530 Ash, John 449
Apess, William 803 Ashbery. John 480. 691. 739, 742
apocalypse: in 19C Romantic poetry and Wordsworth 481 Romantic
436-8; in 19C Victorian poetry 566 vocabulary 449
{pollonius of Tyre 136 Ashburton, Lady 576
apologies: in Pacific 93 Ashley Manuscripts 466
apostles: 4lfric and 153; in Anglo-Saxon Ashton, Robert Battle of Aughrim 419
sculpture 135 Ashton, Thomas | Avron § He brew
applied linguistics 3 Velodies 487
appositions: language 45 Ashwell, Lena 319
Apuleius: Golden Ass, The 652 Asia: Australia and 860
Aquin, Hubert 873 Asia, South: women poets 892
976 INDEX Il. AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS TREATED
Asia, South-East: Australian fiction set Austin, Alfred 678-9
in 864 Austin, J.L. 112, 745
Asian American literature 808-10 Australia: absence from world
Asian Canadian literature 874—5, 884—5 anthologies 573; Shakespeare in 267;
Asian diasporic literature: in Canada 888 Victorian journalism 591-2
Asian English 87-8; South-East 87-8 Australian Creole 93
Asian theatre: in England 678 Australian English 44, 69; history of 86
aspect: language 61 Australian literature 850-71
Association for Creative Teaching {ustralian Town and Country Journal
(ACT) 831 The 861
Astley, Thea 864, 865; novels 863; author: as character 224
Rainshadow 853 {uthor 's Circular 590-1
Astor Place riots 726 authorship: social 362, 385
atheism: Romantic 439-41 autobiography: American novel and 766;
{thelston 168 Australian 866; Australian women
Athenaeum 661 853-4; black identity and 792-3; of
Atlantic creoles 91-2 women 571
Atwood, Margaret 691, 882-3, 886; and auxiliaries: realization and reduction of 9
Shakespeare 882; poetry 888-9; aviators: jargon 68
protagonists 878; Alias Grace 882-3;
{wntyrs off Arthure, The 168
Cat's Eye 882; Robber Bride, The 882
Awoonor, Kofi: Comes the Voyagers at
Aubrey, John 464, 904
Auden, W.H. 483, 687-9, 689-90; and Last 826-7
Aztecs 725
Shakespeare 288; biography 688-9;
change and continuity in 687-8; Fronny,
The 689; ‘If this love dear one’ 689; ‘In B.E.: New Dictionary of the Terms Ancient
Memory of W.B. Yeats’ 689; ‘Morning is and Modern of the Canting Crew 63
calling us now’ 689; ‘New Year Ba, Mariama 821, 828
Letter’ 688; ‘1929° 689; ‘Nothing is Bachelard, Gaston 610
asked of you, being beautiful’ 689; backslang 17
Orators, The 689; Bacon, Francis 7, 312, 370, 658; New
‘September 1939° 688; ‘Spain’ 689; {tlantis 326-7
“We've seen now for ourselves we know Bage, Robert 431
surely’ 689 Bagehot, Walter 583
audience: in Africa 823 Bahamian poetry 845
Auerbach, Erich: Mimesis 162, 661 Bailey, Lucy 268
Augustine, St 213, 347; and Chaucer 188: Baillie, Joanna 442, 493
and Gregory the Great 131, 133; bibliography 522; plays 519-20, 586;
conversion of England 131; gospels 131 poetry 500-1; “Black Cock, The’ 501;
Austen, Jane 381, 431, 510-13, 644; and Collection of Poems, A 501; Constantine
Hardy 511—12; and Aristotelian Paleologus 519, 586; ‘Disappointment,
ethic 512; and sublime criticism 516; A’ 500; Dramatic and Poetical
humour in 542; naval heroes 479; new Works 501; Family Legend, The 519,
rhetoric 510-11; politics of 510; on 520: Fugitive Verses 501; “Gowan
screen 512-13; sibling love and incest Glitters on the Sward, The’ 501; ‘His
in 511; “Amelia Webster’ 511; Boat Comes on the Sunny Tide’ 501;
Emma 511, 512-13; Love and ‘Hooly and Fairly’ 501; “Morning Air
Freindship 511; Mansfield Park 510. Plays on my Face, The’ 501; “Mother to
548, 905; Northanger Abbey 450, 511, her Waking Infant, A’ 500; “O Welcome
516; Persuasion 511, 512; Pride and Bat and Owlet Gray’ 501; Poems 500;
Prejudice 513, Sense and Sensibility 5\\ ‘Reverie, A’ 500; Selected Poems 499,
Auster, Paul: and Thoreau 768; City of 500-1; Series of Plays, A 500; “Song, for
Glass 114 a Scottish Air’ 501; “Summer Day,
INDEX II. AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS TREATED
A’ 500; ‘Winter Day, A’ 500; Barker, Howard 670; Seven Lears 675
Witchcraft 519 Barker, Jane 362
Baitz, Jon Robin: Substance of Fire Barley, William: Worldo f Wonders, A 226
The 781 Barnacle, Nora 653
Baker, Robert: and Vaugelas 8 Barnard, Marjorie 858, 865
Baker, Thomas 908 Barnes, Djuna 737-8, 747; Nightwood 749
Bakhtin, Mikhail 112, 139, 284, 373, 462-3. Barnes, Joseph 904
610, 841; and Hughes 694; and Barnes, Lynn: Poe's Last Supper 727
Lawrence 637; Barnes, Margaret 226-7
and Milton 351-2; and postwar poetry 691; Barnes, Peter 670
carnival 278; orality 569 Barnes, Steven 798
Baldwin, James 799-800; Giovanni's Barnett, Ferdinand L. 712
Room 799-800; ‘Journey to Barrett, Michele 659
Atlanta’ 799; Notes of a Native Son 799; Barrett Browning see Browning
‘Sonny’s Blues’ 799; ‘This Morning, This
Barry, James 457
Evening, So Soon’ 799
Barry, Lording 312, 903
Baldwin, James Mark 724
Barth, John: Once Upon a Time 768
Baldwin, Oliver 644
Barthelme, Frederick: and aesthetics of
Baldwin, William: Mirror for Magistrates
modernism 768-9; Moon Deluxe 768
{ 224
Barthes, Roland 246, 510, 665; and
Bale, John 159; kingship in 221; King
Hughes 694; ‘Death of the Author’ 752
Johan 221
Bartok, Bela 615
Balfour, Andrew 908
Barton, Elizabeth 215
Balfour, James 908
Barton, John 267
Ballads: realist fiction and 544
Bally, C. 69 Barzman, Ben 767
Bastimentos Creole 89
Balstone, Alice 329
Bastone, Francis 477
Balzac, Honoré de 772, 832
Banerjee, Himani 892 Bataille, Georges: and Lawrence 635
Bangladeshi women: in Birmingham Bate, Jonathan 254
Battle of Brunanburh, The 151, 168
UK 98
Banks, lain 107, 608 Battle of Maldon, The 67, 150-1
Bannatyne, George: anthology 174—5, 186 Baudelaire, Charles 478, 582, 687, 728
Bannerman, Anne 531; sexuality 433: Baudin expedition 856
Mary: A Fiction 433 Baudrillard, Jean 877: capitalism and 726
banquets: on stage 308 Bauer, Walter 887; Canada poems 887;
Banville, John: and Coleridge 481 Lebenslauf poems 887; poetry 887
Bapista, Joannes 910-11 “German Poetry Today’ 887
Baraka, Amir 801 Baumann, Zygmunt: Modernity and the
Barbar, Virginia 879 Holocaust 877
Barbauld, Anna Laetitia 376-7, 395-6, 446 Baxter, John: Joile for Two-Legged Foxe
448. 498. 499, 501-2; and codes of 1 214
affect 493; atheism 440-1; language of Bayeux Tapestry: rhetoric of power in 163
luxury 501; reception 494—5, 495-6 Beale, Simon Russell 243
sensuousness in 491; ‘Address to the ‘Bear’s Son, The’ 146
Deity, An’ 440; ‘Eighteen Hundred and Beardsley, Aubrey 534, 536; Poems 914
Eleven’ 491; ‘Hymns’ 440; Beat poetry: influence of Smart 394
‘Joineriana’ 501; Lessons for Beatles 692; and Coleridge and
Children 501-2; ‘Washing Day’ 442 Wordsworth 481
Barber, C.L. 282 Beattie, James 8
Barber, Samuel 655 Beatty, Chester 908
Barbour, John: Bruce 174 Beaument, Agnes 332
Baretti, Giuseppe 511 Beaumont, Charles de 384
978 INDEX Il. AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS TREATED
Beaumont, Francis: Knight of the Burning Bembo, Pietro: Prose della volgar
Pestle, The 303-4, 306; Maids Tragedy, lingua 219
The (with Fletcher) 268, 311 Bemersyde, Scotland 70
Beaumont, George Howland 465 Benbow, William 461
beauty contest: 18C 385 Bender, John: /magining the
Beckett, Samuel 6, 608, 609, 609, 666, 785: Penitentiary 412
and nuclear age 673; registers in 108; as Benedictine reform 152
translator 666; Endgame 673; Krapp’s Benegal, Shyam: Mammo 896
Last Tape 666; Ping 614; Waiting for Bengali theatre 894
Godot 670-1 Benjamin, Jessica 627
Beckford, William 386, 415, 908; and Benjamin, Michele 908
Hazlitt 503-4; sexuality 382-3, 432-3; Benjamin, Walter 444, 516, 663, 664, 873;
‘Idyllium of Hylas’ 433; Vathek 432, 433 and LANGUAGE poets 743; capitalism
Beddoes, Thomas Lovell: medical and 726; Jetzizeit 885; messianic
language 450 time 738; ‘Work of Art’ 881
Bede 126-7, 132, 464; and Ceolfrith 126; Benn, Gottfried 887
Biblical commentaries 133; Biblical Bennett, Alan 669
quotations 126; rhetoric and reality Bennett, Arnold 640, 666
in 131; as scholar 133; as spiritual Bennett, Louise 843
writer 126-7; De Arte Metrica 133; De Bennett, Tony 510
eo quod ait Isaias 126; De locis Benstock, Shari: No Gifts From Chance
sanctis 126; De mansionibus filiorum Bensusan, Inez 871
Israel 126; De octo quaestionibus 126; Bentham, Jeremy 466
De temporum ratione 126; Historia Bentley, George 861
Abbatum 129; Historia Bentley, Phyllis 906
Ecclesiastica 126, 136, 139, 155; In Bentley, Thomas 218
Epistolas VII Catholicas 128: In regum Beowulf 17, 133, 138, 139, 140-1, 145-50,
librum XXX quaestiones 126; In 154; audience 148; Christianity and
Tobiam 126; Lives 129 pagan values in 131; electronic 148;
Bedershi, Jedaiah Hapenini ben irony 149; language 146-7; names 147;
Abraham 911 translations 148-9
Bedford, Jean 865 Bercker, William 261
Beer, Gillian 484 Bercovitch, Sacvan 705
Beerbohm, Max: wit of 532 Bergerac, Cyrano de: Voyage dans la
behaviorism 5 lune 912
Behn, Aphra 366, 501, 912; and Bergson, Henri 652, 661; philosophy
Dryden 373; incanon 373; as 607-8; Matter and Memory 608
editor 374; influence of Spain on 373; Berkeley, Elizabeth Cary 341-2
plays 373-4; race in 372, 373; Berkeley, George 476; Word to the
Abdelazer 373, Amorous Prince Wise 402
The 373: Feigned Courtesans, The 373: Berkoff, Stephen 678
Lucky Chance, The 372; Oroonoko 276, Berlin, Isaiah 403
373-4, 416, 843; Rover, The 373; Widdow Berlioz, Hector: Symphonie fantastique 544
Ranter, The 373: Young King, The 373 Bernard, William Bayle: His Last Legs 520;
Belgrave, Valerie: 7i Marie 842 lrish Attorney, The 520
Belizean Creole 90, 92 Bernard Shaw see Shaw
Bell, Clive 657 Berners, John Bourchier, 2nd baron: Huon of
Bell, John 267 Burdeux 167,218
Bell, Vanessa 657, 665 Bernstein, Charles 743; “Artifice of
Bell Shakespeare Company 267 Absorption’ 740
Bellear, Lisa 868 Berry, James 846
Bellow, Saul 764, 765, 793 Berry, Walter 761
Belsey, Catherine 510 Berryman, John 739-40; and Yeats 740
INDEX II. AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS TREATED
Berthelet, Thomas 159 Black Canadians 872
Besant, Annie 539 Black Hawk 804
Besant, Walter 536 Black South African English 89
Bessie, Alvah 767 Blackmore, R.D.: Lorna Doone 545
Besterman, Theodore 908 Blackmur, R.P. 609
Betham, Matilda: Biographical Blackwood'’s Edinburgh Magazine 452, 567
Dictionary 499 Blackwood'’s Magazine 503: and C.B
Beti, Mongo 821; neo-colonialism in 828 Southey 592
829; Mission to Kala 828, 829 Blade Runner (film) 727
Betjeman, John 561, 694 Blair, Hugh 37¢ », Dissertation 391-2
Beves of Hamtoun 165 Lectures on Rhetoric and Belles
Bevington, David 245 Lettres 511 Lectures on Rhetoric and
Bhabha, Homi 653, 892, 893 Oratory 707
Bhatt, Sujata: interview 893 Blair, Tony 115
Biala, Janice 611 Blake, Norman 190
bias: in dictionaries 66 Blake, William 431, 455—65, 476, 609; and
Bible 314, 911; in 19C literature 438-9 Locke 459-60; and Milton 347: and
characters 905-6; Cologne 910; Winstanley 371: and Wollstonecraft 458
Coverdale 226; Englishing of 161 and London 456; and medicine 450; and
Estienne’s edition 215; Gutenberg 911 mytofh Brsita in 464—S; apocalypse
text 916 in 437: atheism 440: classicism 457
Biblia Gregoriana 131 gender in 461-2; inversions 452
Biblical heroines 569 Lambeth books 455, 460; politics 460—3
bibliographers: biographies of 908 race 457—9; Romanticism 448
bibliography 903-21, OE 124; 18C 386 sexuality 433; slavery 457-9; Stedman
English literature 529 illustrations 457, 458-9; “All the
Bibliomites 907 Slaves’ 459: America 437,461; “And did
Biblioteca Nacional of Madrid 911 those feet’ 462: Book of Threl. The 440
Bicheno, Joseph 436 Book of Urizen 459: Continental
Bierce, Ambrose 715—16; and Prophecies 437. *Dream, A’ 461
railroad 715-16; bibliography 715 Europe 461, 462: Everlasting Gospel
Bijou Almanack 493 The 460: Four Zoas, The 457, 459, 462
Bilen people 834 463: French Revolution, The 437, 460-1
bilingualism 84; in Cameroon 88 Jerusalem 459, 461, 462, 463. 464, 465
children 96 King Edward the Third’ 461; “Laocoon
Billington, Michael 264 The’ 457; ‘Little Black Boy, The’ 457
Billy the Kid 804 458: ‘Little Girl’ 440: Marriage of
binding: language 30, 33-4 Heavaned nHel l, The 437, 440, 456, 465
Binning, Sadhu 871 Mental Traveller, The’ 463; Milton 349
Binswanger, Ludwig 724 433. 457, 459, 463: “On Virgil’ 457
biographies: Victorian 536;o f women, in Poetical Sketches 465, ‘Song of
drama 674 Liberty’ 459; Songs 440, 465; Songs of
Birmingham, UK: Bangladeshi women Innocence 461: Tiriel 461; Visioonf sth e
in 98 Daughters of Albion 458: Visionary
Bishop. Elizabeth 739-40, 742, 744, 745 heads 465
and Wordsworth 481: and Worcester, blame: negotiation of 115
Massachusetts 741; “Crusoe in Blayney, Peter W.M. 240, 250
England’ 481; ‘In the Waiting Bleasdale, Alan 669
Room’ 481 blending: language 104, 105
bishops: late Anglo-Saxon 134 Blickling Homilies 140
Bissoondath, Neil 894 Blind, Mathilde 451, 569-70
Black see also African American blindness: Celtic bard and 454
Black British fiction 846 Blond, Neville 672
980 INDEX II. AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS TREATED
Blondie 906 illustrated, of Middle East 910; passion
Bloom, Harold 449, 741, 776 for 911-12: uses of 159-60; women
Blount, Thomas 221 and 823
blues lyrics 101 Bookseller 590-1
Blunden, Edmund 681, 683 Booth, Wayne 148
“Blushing Maid, The’ 340-1 Booth, William and Catherine 530
Boaden, Caroline 586 borders 223-4; Canada 876
Boas, Franz 793; Keresan Texts 805 Borges, Jorge Luis 728
Boccaccio, Giovanni: and Chaucer 196-7, Borlase, William 464
198, 199, 200; and solitary city 205; Boston Evening Transcript 561
Decameron 196-7, 198, 199, 216; Boswell, James: and Johnson 407-8;
Filocolo 200; Filostrato 205 sexuality 383: Life of Johnson 407
Bodichon, Barbara: Laws Concerning Boswell, John 162
Women 566 Bottoms Dream 270
Bodleian Library 911 Bottoms, David 744
Bodley, Thomas 908 Bouchard, R. 873
Australian
Boucicault, Dion: After Dark 587
literature and 854—S; books of 163; Boulez, Pierre: Pli selon pli 615
female, in women’s magazines 592; in
boundaries: Maghrebian literature and 839
Gower 170; in medieval literature 215;
Bourdieu, Pierre 112, 513
and Shakespeare 286; and Spenser
Bourget, Paul 761
230-1; in women’s poetry 395
Bourne, William 574
Boer War 534; public discourse and 591
Bowdlerism 68
Boethius 206, 390; and Chaucer 204; De
Bowen, Elizabeth 608; Last September
Consolatione Philosophiae 111, 164, 204
The 609
Bohm, David 608
Bowering, George: Burning Water 873
Boland, Brigid: Cockpit, The 671
Bowers, Fredson 903; Principles 904
Boldrewood, Rolf: outlaw narratives 855-6
Reliun. Maen. 313 Bowles, Caroline see Southey
Bolt, Robert: and nuclear age 673; Man for Bowles, William Lisle 454
{/1 Seasons, A 676 Boydell, John 460
Bolton 77 Boyle, Robert 343; occasionalism 399
Bond, Edward 667, 672; Att he Inland Brer Rabbit tales 828
Sea 667: Bingo 667: In the Company of Brackley, Elizabeth: Concealed Fancies, The
Men 667; Lear 667: Letters 667; (with J. Cavendish) 314, 374
Restoration 667; Saved 667: Sea Bradbury, Samuel 595
The 676; Summer 667 Braddon, Mary Elizabeth: Aurora
Boni. Paolo 910 Floyd 545: Lady Audley'’s Secret 545
Bonin Islands 93 Braddon, Russell 868
Bonosky, Phillip 767 Bradlaugh, Charles 539
book collecting: Renaissance 912 Bradley, A.C. 298
book industry: Uganda 833 Bradley, David 793
Book of Durrow 133 Bradstreet, Anne 362, 705; ‘In Honour of
Book of Kells 133 Phat High and Mighty Princess Queen
book production: medieval 160 Elizabeth of Most Happy Memory” 705
book sale catalogues 904—5 Brady, Veronica 869
book shipments: Florence 903 Braham, John 487
book trade 915; Milton and 343-4: brain: language and 2-3, 25-6
transatlantic 711; travel and 910 Bramhall, John: on liberty and
bookmaking 907 necessity 369; Defence of True Liberty
Bookman, The 590-1 1 369
books: in boards 904; design 909, 916: Branagh, Kenneth 269, 270, 273-4
history 160,917; humanist 160; brand names: iconicity in 106
INDEX II. AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS TREATED
Brand, Dionne 847; politics of Bronté, Emily 547-8; and A. Bronté 548
location 873-4; /n Another Place, Not and postmodernism 448-9; emblems
Here 875-6, Listening for in 548; mourning in poetry 502
Something 874, No Languagei s poetry 574; ‘Geraldine’ 574; Wuthering
Neutral 874 Heights 531, 540, 547, 548
Brand, Hannah: Huniades 522 Bronté, Patrick 547-8
Brand, Mona 870, 871 Bronté, Patrick Branwell 545;
Brathwaite, Kamau 745, 841, 843: identity juvenalia 545; life 545
in 849: Arrivants 849: X/Self 693 Brontés: Africa and 548; China
Bratton, Jacky 532 research 548
Brawne, Fanny 485 Brook, Peter 267, 269; Mahabhari
Brazil: languages 92 The 6 75
Brecht. Bertolt 264. 317. 671. 674. 887 Brooke, Frances: Emily Montague
Brefe Dialoge Bitwene a Christen Father Brooke, Nicolas 258
and his Stobborne Sonne, A 212 Brooke, Rupert 683
Brenton, Howard 672: papers 672 Brookner, Anita: foreign woman in 611
Breton, Nicholas: Auspicante Jehova Debut, The 611; Providence 611
Maries exercis 218 Brooks, Gwendolyn 801
Brettell. N.H. 837 Brossard, Nicole 873
Brevis Relation de Guillelmo nobilissimo Brown Women Writers Project 225
comite Normannorum 132 0 Bro( wn, Ford Madox: aB nd Carlyllee 5$32 7
Brewer, D.S. 187 Brown, Laura 415
Bridges, Robert: and Dolben 577-8 Brown, Lloyd 76
Prosperinei n 582 Brown, Martha 548
Bridgewater Library 908 Brown, Peettee 669922
Brigden. Susan 226 Brown, Peter 189
Brina ging Them Home 850 Brown, Sterling A. 801; and aesthetics
802
Brinton, Crane: Anatomy of Revolution
The 463 Brown, William Wells: C/ote/ 714, 795
Bristol, Michael 272 Browne George 336
Britain: expatriation of Australian artists Browne, Thomas 343: Hermes Unmasked 8
Browneo f Tavistock, William 313
to 868
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett 502, 572
British Museum 429
574-5; and C. Rossetti 579; apocalypse
Brittain. Vera 606. 649: letters 647-8 in 566; autobiographical self-
broadsides: representations of Scots in 111
construction 567-8: dramatic
Broch, Hermann: Death of Virgil, The 615 monologues 572; poems 566
Brockbank, Philip 236 religion 574—S; scientific narrative
Brodber, Erna: Mya/ 847 in 569-70: Aurora Leigh 493. 566. 568
Brodhead, Richard 712 571. 575: Casa Guidi Windows 575
Brome, Richard 341; bodies in 313; Dead Pan. The’ 575: Drama of Exile
plays 307-8; Antipodes, The 313, 2352 0 { 5“ 75: Sonnets from the Portugese 453
Jovial Crew, A 307; Northern Lass 579
The 313 owning, Robert 575-6; and Harte 576
Bronson, Bertrand 407 and Shakespeare 273; and Wilde 565
Bronté, Anne 545-6; and E. Bronté 548 and post-structuralist theory 572
Tenanto f Wildfell Hall, The 545-6 dramatic monologues 572, 575
Bronté, Charlotte 546—7, 659; and language 575; rhythm in 572:
Carlyle 546; and colonial disease 435; slavery in 576; ‘Andrea del Sarto
emblems in 548; heroes in 548; 572-3; “Beatrice Signorini’ 576
juvenalia 545; masculinity in 542; Jane ‘Caliban Upon Setebos’ 575; ‘How
Eyre 435, 546-7, 548, 847, 912; They Brought the Good News from
Shirley 546, 548, Villette 546, 547, 548 Ghent to Aix’ 576; “Likeness, AX 576
982 INDEX II. AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS TREATED
Browning, Robert (cont.) Burke, Kenneth 800
“Master Hugues of Saxe-Gotha’ 575-6; burlesque: Victorian 532
“My Last Duchess’ 576; *Sibrandus Burn, Gordon 608
Schnafnaburgenesis’ 575; “Toccata of Burnet, Gilbert: Abridgement of the Histor)
Galuppi, A’ 572-3, 575-6; “Two in the of the Reformation of the Church 903
Campagna’ 572-3 Burnet, Thomas: Theory of the Earth 437
Bruccoli, Matthew J Fitzgerald and Burney, Frances 376-7, 381, 431, 506,
Hemingway 749 509-10; crown forests in 413-14, 510
Bruni, Leonardo 213 diaries 413-14; Wanderer. The 413-14
Bruno, Giordano 315 509-10
Brunton, John 522 Burney, Sarah 497
Brustein, Robert 788 Burning Spear 841
Brut 168 Burns, Robert 431, 465, 473, 500
Bryan, W.F. 184 Burre, Walter 306
Bryant, Jacob 464 Burroughs, William 769; geography 769
Buchan, William: Domestic Medicine 915 Queer 769
Buckingham, George Villiers, duke of 325 Burton, Richard 611, 676, 893
3232 Burton, Robert 208; Anatomy of
Buckingham, Henry Stafford, 2nd duke 163 Melancholy, The 327
Buckinghamshire: place-names 71 Buruma, lan: Behindth e Mask 809
Buckler, Ernest: Mountain of the Valley Bury, John 670
The 873 Bury Psalter 124
Buckley, Vincent 868 Bush, Catherine: Minus Time 885
Buckstone, J.B. 585-6 Bush, George, senior 377
Buffalo Express 729-30 business letters: imperatives in 95
Bukiet, Melvin Jules: Stories of an Busk, Mary Margaret 593
Imaginary Childhood 763 Butcher, Andrew 189
Bull, John Wrathall: “Early Experiences of Butler, Eleanor 381
Life in South Australia’ 856 Butler, Josephine: Educatioann d
Bulletin 855, 913 Employmento f Women, The 566
Bullough, G. 219 Butler, Judith 329
Bulman, J.C. 259 Butler, Marilyn 460, 498. 510
Bulosan, Carlos: America is the Heart 808 Butler, Octavia 798
Bulwer-Lytton, Edward Robert 539 Butor, Michel: Modification, La 615
Bunting, Basil 734; ‘“Briggflatts’ 692 Butterworth, Jez: Mojo 678
Bunyan, John 332; Pilgrim’ Progress 558 Butts, Mary: and T.S. Eliot 685-6; irmed
Burchfield, R.W. 141 with Madness 685
Birger, Gottfried August: “Chase, The’ 450 Buzo, Alex: Norm and Ahmed 870
Burgess, Anthony: Mozart and the Wolf bynames 73
Gang 615; Napoleon Symphony 614 Byrd, William 68; sexual
Burghley, William Cecil, Lord: letters 112 lexicography 381-2
Burk, John: Bunker-Hill 520; Female Byron, George Gordon, 6th baron 431, 452,
Patriotism 520 484, 486-9, 519: and Dickens 488; and
Burke, Edmund 376, 378, 381, 401, 431, G. Eliot 488; and Lamb 504—5; and
531; and Edgeworth 455; and Ovid 486; and Wordsworth 480; and
Hastings 446-7, 514; and colonial disease 434; and
Wollstonecraft 401; on empire 533; postmodernism 449; American editions
masochism 506; on sublime 450, 475, of 903; apocalypse in 437; atheism 441;
488, 544; Philosophical Enquiry into the foreign woman in 611; nature in 488;
Origins of our Ideas of the Sublime and portrait 487; posterity 443; Childe
Beautiful 401, 506; Sketch of a Negro Harold 480, 487-8; “Churchill's
Code, The 455 Grave’ 443; ‘Darkness’ 437; Don
Burke, Janine: Speaking 865 Juan 488-9; ‘Dream, The’ 486; Hebrew