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From: "Society for Literature & Science" 
Daily SLS Email Digest

-> Journal Info & Call for Submissions
     by Wayne Miller 

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Date: 27 Sep 2001 18:55:39 -0700
From: Wayne Miller 
Subject: Journal Info & Call for Submissions

From the email in which I received this announcement:
"Each year NINETEENTH CENTURY STUDIES accepts submissions for
publication in
our annual interdisciplinary journal.  To meet the needs of our
interdisciplinary emphasis, we encourage submissions from a wide range
of
fields...."

NINETEENTH CENTURY STUDIES, the interdisciplinary journal of the
Nineteenth
Century Studies Association, announces the contents of its latest issue
(vol. 15) and respectfully calls for new submissions from the list's
membership:

Suzanne Thurman
    "The Seat of Sin, the Site of Salvation: The Shaker Body and the
Nineteenth-Century American Imagination"

Scott Hess
    "The Wedding Guest as Reader: 'The Rime of the Ancyent Marinere' as
a
Dramatization of Print Circulation and the Construction of the Authorial
Self"

Mary Elizabeth Hotz
    "A Grave with No Name: Representations of Death in Elizabeth
Gaskell's
'Mary Barton'"

Chad Rohman
    "What Is Man? Mark Twain's Unresolved Attempt to Know"

Margaret Stetz, ed., with J. H. Buckley, Leona W. Fisher, Norman Kelvin,
and
John Maynard
    Forum: "Jerome Hamilton Buckley's 'The Victorian Temper' and the
Shaping
of Victorian Studies"

Essay Reviews:

Roberta Montemorra Marvin
    "Verdi Scholarship at the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century"

Jadviga M. da Costa Nunes
    "1900 and Looking Back" (exhibitions review)

Cynthia J. Gamble
    "Disproving Ruskin's Advice: 'Don't Go to Exhibitions'" (exhibitions
review)

Lawrence Woof, ed., with Julia Flanders and Claire Wildsmith
    "Future Directions for Scholarly Electronic Resources in
Nineteenth-Century Studies" (electronic sources review)

For submission guidelines, subscriptions, editorial board, back issues,
and
other information about NINETEENTH CENTURY STUDIES, see the journal
website
at www.selu.edu/ncs. Email the editor at dhanson@selu.edu.