Vol. 12 (2022)

• Full Issue

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• Frontmatter

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• Editors' Note

  Anne Hung, Maya Linsley

  9

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• Introduction

  Anne Hung

  10–13

Articles

• Off His High Horse: Equine Symbols of Agency in Marie de France’s Lanval

  Emily Frampton

  16–24

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• Architecture of Justice: Sightlines of the Johnsonian Isocolon and the Walpolean Hypallage

  Amogha Lakshmi Halepuram Sridhar

  25–33

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• “An Ecstasy of Heroism”: Spinozan Immanence and Gustave Flaubert’s Madame Bovary

  William Turcotte

  34–42

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• “Useful to Hygiene and Favorable to Morals”: Maintaining the Period Sex Taboo in The Romance of Lust

  Madison George-Berlet

  43–52

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• “The Other Love Satisfied Me”: Passionate and Familial Love in Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina

  Errin Johnston-Watson

  53–61

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• Moonlit Irony: Excavating the Metaphysics of Marginalized Relationships in “The Goose Fish”

  Maya Linsley

  62–68

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• Black Historiography Versus the “Nostalgia Mode”: Exploring the Limits of Fredric Jameson’s Postmodern Critique Through Toni Morrison’s Beloved

  Joey Mauro

  69–77

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• “Terror Cut Through Me; I Swallowed It Down”: Dreadful Dining in Esi Edugyan’s Washington Black

  Kiarra Burd

  78–90

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• Editors and Contributors

  92–96

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