One Hundred Years of MLR: General and Comparative Studies

One Hundred Years of MLR
General and Comparative Studies

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Modern Language Review 100.S

Modern Humanities Research Association

1 January 2005 • 288pp

ISBN: 978-1-904350-45-3 (paperback)

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To celebrate the centenary of Modern Language Review the MHRA published a supplement to Vol. 100, containing a selection of notable articles on general and comparative topics from past volumes, together with three new essays contributed by eminent scholars. The supplement was published as open access, and the articles can be read by clicking on the PDF links below.

Contents:

1-4	'The Modern Language Review': The First Hundred Years Malcolm Cook doi:10.2307/3738147	Read Cite
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5-18	The Future of Comparative Literature H. V. Routh doi:10.2307/3738148	Read Cite
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19-37	On the Excellence of the 'Hildebrandslied': A Comparative Study in Dynamics A. T. Hatto doi:10.2307/3738149	Read Cite
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38-50	Sugar and Spice and All Things Nice: From Oriental Bazar to English Cloister in Anglo-French William Rothwell doi:10.2307/3738150	Read Cite
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51-61	The First French and English Translations of Sir Thomas More's 'Utopia' Reed Edwin Peggram doi:10.2307/3738151	Read Cite
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62-74	Some New Light on 'L'Écossaise' of Antoine de Montchrétien Frances A. Yates doi:10.2307/3738152	Read Cite
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75-90	Italian Influence on the English Court Masque Enid Welsford doi:10.2307/3738153	Read Cite
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91-104	Cervantes, Freud, and Psychoanalytic Narrative Theory E. C. Riley doi:10.2307/3738154	Read Cite
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105-114	The Knowledge of Shakespeare on the Continent at the Beginning of the Eighteenth Century J. G. Robertson doi:10.2307/3738155	Read Cite
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115-133	Lucretius in Eighteenth-Century Germany. With a Commentary on Goethe's 'Metamorphose der Tiere' H. B. Nisbet doi:10.2307/3738156	Read Cite
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134-146	The Presidential Address of the Modern Humanities Research Association, 1996: 'Ma in Spagna son già mille e tre': On Opera and Literature Colin Smith doi:10.2307/3738157	Read Cite
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147-152	N. M. Karamzin and Barthélemy's 'Voyage du jeune Anacharsis' A. G. Cross doi:10.2307/3738158	Read Cite
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153-170	Carlyle's Apprenticeship: His Early German Criticism and His Relationship with Goethe (1822-1832) Rosemary D. Ashton doi:10.2307/3738159	Read Cite
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171-190	Baudelaire and Catherine Crowe G. T. Clapton doi:10.2307/3738160	Read Cite
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191-199	George Eliot's 'Adam Bede' and Tolstoy's Conception of 'Anna Karenina' W. Gareth Jones doi:10.2307/3738161	Read Cite
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200-209	The Presidential Address of the Modern Humanities Research Association, 1972: A Year's Work in the Seventies Carlo Dionisotti doi:10.2307/3738162	Read Cite
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210-221	Rilke and Tolstoy E. M. Butler doi:10.2307/3738163	Read Cite
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222-234	Joseph Conrad's Polyglot Wordplay Sylvère Monod doi:10.2307/3738164	Read Cite
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235-245	The Early Reception of Miguel de Unamuno in England, 1907-1939 David Callahan doi:10.2307/3738165	Read Cite
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246-254	Bulgakov and Cervantes Peter Doyle doi:10.2307/3738166	Read Cite
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255-268	The Rhetoric of Translation Peter France doi:10.2307/3738167	Read Cite
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269-280	The Public Humanities John Frow doi:10.2307/3738168	Read Cite
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One Hundred Years of MLR: General and Comparative Studies (supplement to Modern Language Review, 100 (2005))

First footnote reference: ³⁵ One Hundred Years of MLR: General and Comparative Studies (supplement to Modern Language Review, 100 (2005)), p. 21.

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