PREFACE PHILIP LARKIN John Osborne Larkin, Modernism and Jazz.......................................... 5 Richard Palmer All What Jazz: Larkin's Most Expensive Mistake..................... 27 Antony Rowland A Case of Plagiarism?: Philip Larkin and Ted Hughes................ 51 Danielle Pinkstein The Summer of "Essential Beauty": Larkin in Search of "Wild Oats".................................... 60 Dámaso López García Post-Metropolitan Larkin........................................... 78 Victoria Longino The Alien Moment: Philip Larkin and Gender......................... 87 Jin-Sung Choi Defensive Homosexuality and Lesbianism in Philip Larkin's Two Girls' School Stories......................................... 100 István D. Rácz Space in Larkin and Cézanne....................................... 115 TEXT AND CONTEXT Nóra Séllei The Fig Tree and the Black Patent Leather Shoes: The Body and Its Representation in Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar.... 121 Ildikó Csengei Sensibility in Dissection: Affect, Aesthetics, and the Eighteenth-Century Body in Pain........................... 148 Jeremy Parrott "Riley's Puckaun Again," or, What Became of Watt: A Millennial Reading of the Ending to Samuel Beckett's Watt....... 174 Márta Mácsok From Text to Metatext: D. G. Rossetti's Illustrations of Keats's "La Belle Dame Sans Merci"........................................ 182 CULTURE AND SOCIETY József Szabadfalvi The Spirit of Common Law in the Hungarian Legal Philosophical Thinking...................................... 192 Andrew C. Rouse The Folk Song Lyric-from Classlessness to Classriddenness......... 202 INTERVIEWS Mária Kurdi "Being from Northern Ireland [. . .] gives me a foot in both camps": A Talk with Daragh Carville....................... 215 Attila Dósa In Front of Beyond: Excerpts from an Interview with Robert Crawford................... 234 BOOK REVIEWS Oakland, John. British Civilization. An Introduction, by György Borus................................................... 248 Crawford, Robert. Devolving English Literature, by Attila Dósa.... 250 Nabokov, Peter. A Forest of Time. American Indian Ways of History, by Katalin Bíróné Nagy............................................ 256 Aitken, Ian. European Film Theory and Cinema. An Introduction, by Andrea Virginás................................................ 259 Tally, Justine. The Story of Jazz. Toni Morrison's Dialogic Imagination, by Ágnes Surányi..................................... 261 Moran, Joe. Interdisciplinarity, by Ádám Molnár................... 263 Péter Ágnes, ed. Angol romantika. Esszék, naplók, levelek, by Krisztina Timár NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS............................................. 267
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