Journal of Anglo-Italian Studies : volume 13-14

Abstract

Table of Contents:

- Turning to Dante: Shelley's Adonais Reconsidered: Michael O'Neill

- The Journal of Samuel Rogers: An Alternative Version of Italy: Timothy Webb

- Beyond the Grand Tour: Unearthly Italy: Jane Stabler

- Julia Wedgwood on Robert Browning's 'Italian Murder Thing': Sue Brown

- 'The seed that we have sown will remain': Giuseppe Mazzini and the 'hero' of Arthur Hugh Clough's Amours de Voyage: Rose Sneyd

- A Chief Secretary in Malta: Henry Lushington and the Italian Question: Petra Caruana Dingli

- Garibaldi and the Mille in the British press: Giovanni lamartino

- Sensational Artists of Italy: Mid-Victorian Variations of the Kiinstlerroman Plot: Mariaconcetta Costantini

- John Ruskin, D.H. Lawrence and an Idea of Italy: Michela Marroni

- A Victorian on the Continent: George Meredith's Response to Italy: Anna Enrichetta Soccio

' ... a people so chained up': Frances Trollope and Italy: Francesca D'Alfonso

- 'Off the Beaten Track': Travel and Ontological Regeneration in Forster's A Room with a View: Tania Zulli

- 'Translating Dante's Divine Comedy.' An Interview with Robert Hollander by Gloria Lauri-Lucente: Robert Hollander and Gloria Lauri-Lucente

- Notes on Contributors