Volume 7 (2010)

• ‘Refuge for the Homeless’: Not at Home in Romanticism and Comparative Literature

  By Brian McGrath , Department of English, Clemson University, Clemson, SC 29634
  (Vol. 7, July 2010)
  Literature Compass

• ‘The Excellencies of the Female Character’: Anna Seward’s Censored Sermon

  By Teresa Barnard , University of Derby
  (Vol. 7, July 2010)
  Literature Compass

• Mary Tighe and Literary History: The Making of a Critical Reputation

  By Harriet Kramer Linkin , New Mexico State University
  (Vol. 7, July 2010)
  Literature Compass

Volume 6 (2009)

• The Study of Affect and Romanticism

  By Mary Favret , Indiana University
  (Vol. 6, October 2009)
  Literature Compass

• Romantic Federalism: Atlantic Republican Literature between Cosmopolitanism and Confederation

  By Leonard von Morzé , University of Massachusetts
  (Vol. 6, September 2009)
  Literature Compass

• 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