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SPECIAL ISSUE: Sir Walter Scott: His Worlds and Legacies (Part I)
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Foreword
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Murray Pittock & Li-hsin Hsu |
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Ivanhoe in Australia: the First Fifty Years
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Graham Tulloch |
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Fighting Words: Duelling at the Bounds of Class and Culture in Walter Scott’s Scotland
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Caroline McCracken-Flesher |
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The Romani and the Highland Clearances in Walter Scott’s Guy Mannering
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Paul Arant |
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Ivanhoe, Rob Roy and the History of English: Difficulties for Translation
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Fernando Toda |
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Dabbling Among the Unhallowed Relics of the Grave: Waking the Dead in Scott’s Castle Dangerous and Count Robert of Paris
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Alison Lumsden |
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Fact, Fiction, or Fantasy: Scott’s Historical Project and The Bride of Lammermoor
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Emma Rose Miller |
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Literary & Cultural Criticism
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The Cinematic Subject of Masumura Yasuzo
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Earl Jackson |
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When Dorian Gray Speaks Chinese: Cosmopolitanism in Wang Dahong’s Translation
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Richard Rong-bin Chen |
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Book Reviews
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J. H. Alexander, Walter Scott’s Books: Reading the Waverley Novels, New York: Routledge, 2017. 250pp. US$155. ISBN 978-0415789684 (hardback).
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Yiqing Lin |
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Bruce Gilkison, Walking with James Hogg: The Ettrick Shepherd’s Journeys through Scotland, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2016. 208pp. £14.99. ISBN: 9781474415385.
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Dazheng Gao |
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Notes on Contributors
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