Vol. 30 No. 1 (2003)

Articles

• Foreword

  JONATHAN HART

• Acknowledgements

  JONATHAN HART

• Introduction: The Literary Work of Mourning

  CHRISTIAN RIEGEL

• Mourning, Heresy, and Resurrection in the York Corpus Christi Cycle

  LEANNE GROENVELD

• Mourning Becomes Electric: The Politics of Grief in Shakespeare's Lucrece

  HEATHER DUBROW

• The King Is Dead: Mourning the Nation in the Three Parts of Shakespeare's Henry VI

  LISA DICKSON

• Women's Poetry of Grief and Mourning: The Languages of Lament in Sixteenth-Century French Lyric

  MELANIE E. GREGG

• Mourning, Myth, and Merchandising The Public Death of Princess Charlotte

  STEPHEN C. BERENDT

• Adam's Mourning and the Herculean Task in Adam Bede

  BARBARA HUDSPITH

• "Hieroglyphics of Sleep and Pain': Djuna Barnes's Anatomy of Melancholy

  GARRY SHERBERT

• Colossal Departures: Figuring the Lost Father in Berryman's and Plath's Poetry

  ERNEST SMITH

• Reading the Ethics of Mourning in the Poetry of Donald Hall

  TODD F. DAVIS, KENNETH WOMACK

• "If Only I Were Isis": Remembrance, Ritual, and Writing in Lola Lemire Tostevin's Cartouches

  THOMAS M.F. GERRY

• Land of Their Graves: Maternity, Mourning and Nation in Janet Frame, Sara Suleri, and Arundhati Roy

  KATHERINE G. SUTHERLAND

• Using Up Words in Paul Monette's AIDS Elegy

  LLOYD EDWARD KERMODE

• Bibliography

  Various Contributors

• About the Contributors

  Various Contributors

• Index

  Various Contributors