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Foreword | The Editors |
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| “… these foolish, yet dangerous Books”: Fashionable Sociability and the Circulating Library in Classic Modernity |
MIHAELA IRIMIA |
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| Reading Early Modern Theatrical Performance and a Skimmington at Horn Fair: Evidence from Sibiu |
MICHAEL HATTAWAY |
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| Shakespeare Performances in 18th and 19th Century Sibiu/Hermannstadt |
MĂDĂLINA NICOLAESCU |
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| Shakespearean Matters Reread in the Dramatic Musical Adaptations of Romeo and Juliet |
ALINA BOTTEZ |
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| Quixotic Readers of Human Nature; Or, the Misprisions of Sympathy in Henry Mackenzie’s The Man of Feeling |
DRAGOŞ IVANA |
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| William Blake's “The Tyger” as an Expression of the Reader's Futile Search for Authorial Intent |
ANDREEA PARIS |
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| Reading the Bible with and against the Oppressor: Nineteenth-Century Slavery and Scriptural (Ab)uses |
ESTELLA ANTOANETA CIOBANU |
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| German-American Religious and Ethnic Bridges: The Rhetoric of German Readers for Catholic Schools in the United States (1870-1910) |
ANCA-LUMINIŢA IANCU |
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| Reflexivity in Filmic and Literary Fiction: Marc Forster's Stranger than Fiction and Robert Grudin's Book |
CORINA SELEJAN |
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| Senior Attachment or What Love Turns Into |
SORIN ŞTEFĂNESCU |
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