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Faulkner's literary children
patterns of development -
Dickens and the parent-child relationship
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Parents and Children in the Mid-Victorian Novel
Traumatic Encounters and the Formation of Family -
The raven and the lark
lost children in literature of the English renaissance -
Prodigals and pilgrims
the American revolution against patriarchal authority, 1750 - 1800 -
A distant prospect
eighteenth century views of childhood ; papers read at a Clark Library Seminar, 13 October 1979 -
Parentage and inheritance in the novels of Charles Dickens
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To the lighthouse and beyond
transformations in the narratives of Virginia Woolf -
Parents and children in the mid-victorian novel
traumatic encounters and the formation of family -
Erzähltechnik und Weltanschauung in Samuel Butlers literarischen Werken "Erewhon", "Erewhon revisited" und "The way of all flesh"
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"Our house is hell"
Shakespeare's troubled families -
"Our house is hell"
Shakespeare's troubled families -
Lessico parentale in Seneca tragico
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Fathers and mothers in literature
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The absent Shakespeare
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Wordsworth and feeling
the poetry of an adult child -
Deconstructing Frank Norris's fiction
the male female dialectic -
Children, parents, and the rise of the novel
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Shakespeare's queer children
sexual politics and contemporary culture -
Faulkner's literary children
patterns of development -
The gothic family romance
heterosexuality, child sacrifice, and the Anglo-Irish colonial order -
Time's stop in Savannah
Conrad Aiken's inner journey -
Le relazioni difficili
parentela e matrimonio nella commedia latina -
Dickens and heredity
when like begets like -
Domestic arrangements in early modern England