Volume 6 (2009)

• Women and Property in Late Eighteenth-Century Fiction: Gendered Property and Generic Belonging in Charlotte Smith and Mary Wollstonecraft

  By Kaley Kramer , University of Leeds and Leeds Metropolitan University
  (Vol. 6, September 2009)
  Literature Compass

• Wordsworth, Scott, and the Stereographic Picturesque

  By Bruce Graver , Providence College
  (Vol. 6, July 2009)
  Literature Compass

• The Lady Has a Price: Charity and Gratitude in Alencar's Diva

  By André Cabral de Almeida Cardoso , New York University
  (Vol. 6, July 2009)
  Literature Compass

• Ecocriticism, Ecomimesis, and the Romantic Roots of Modern Ethical Consumption

  By Vince Carducci , New School for Social Research
  (Vol. 6, April 2009)
  Literature Compass

• Romantic c/China: The Literature of Chinoiserie

  By Joanne Tong , Auburn University
  (Vol. 6, March 2009)
  Literature Compass

• Recycled Creatures and Rogue Genomes: Biotechnology in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas

  By Louise Economides , The University of Montana
  (Vol. 6, March 2009)
  Literature Compass

• Planting the Nation's ‘Waste Lands’: Walter Scott, Forestry and the Cultivation of Scotland's Wilderness

  By Susan Oliver , University of Salford
  (Vol. 6, March 2009)
  Literature Compass

• The Life, Works and Reception of an Evangelical Radical: James Woodhouse (1735–1820), the ‘Poetical Shoemaker’

  By Steve Van-Hagen , Edge Hill University
  (Vol. 6, March 2009)
  Literature Compass

Volume 5 (2008)

• Troping Mood: Pfau, Wordsworth, and Hegel

  By David Collings , Bowdoin College
  (Vol. 5, December 2008)
  Literature Compass

• Editing Robert Southey's Letters

  By W. A. Speck , University of Nottingham
  (Vol. 5, December 2008)
  Literature Compass