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THE OSCHOLARS: Special Teleny issue |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS |
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INTRODUCTIONS |
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D.C.
Rose |
Foreword |
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John
McRae |
Preface:
The Genesis of an Immodest Proposal |
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John
McRae |
The
Introduction to the 1986 GMP edition of Teleny |
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Dominique Leroy (tr.
D.C. Rose) |
Teleny, Étude
psychologique : Introduction to the Pré aux Clercs
edition |
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ESSAYS |
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Jason Boyd |
Teleny and Wilde’s Missing Gay Texts |
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Robin Chamberlain |
Body Talk: Physical Empathy in Teleny |
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Helen
Davies |
‘Such
penetrating power’: Seeing Queerly in Teleny
and Sarah Waters’ Tipping the
Velvet. |
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Udar
K. Dhar |
The
Mondial Teleny Illustrations |
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Robert Gray and
Christopher Keep |
‘An Uninterrupted
Current:’ Homoeroticism and Collaborative Authorship in Teleny |
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Danielle Guérin |
The Cover Story |
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Aaron Ho |
Why Read Teleny? |
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Deborah
Lutz |
A
Dictionary of 19th-Century Pornography: Teleny,
Language, and Melancholy at the Fin de
Siècle |
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Jon
Macy |
Teleny and Camille: The Graphic Novel |
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Diane Mason |
‘That mass of flesh,
usually called an arse’: Obesity, Sex and Death in Teleny |
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John McRae |
Eros and
Thanatos: Excess of Love and Social Constraints in Inferno, Othello, and Teleny |
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James G. Nelson |
Leonard Smithers’ Role as Publisher of Teleny |
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Chris
Tanasescu |
Going
Wilde in Romania: On Translating Teleny or The Reverse of The Medal into
Romanian |
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Marcy L. Tanter |
Analyzing the Rainbow: A
New Reader Responds to Teleny |
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Tiffany Thomas |
The Spahi as Scapegoat:
The ‘Little Death’ transgressed in Teleny |
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Christopher Wellings |
Dangerous desires: the uses of women in Teleny |
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APPENDICES |
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Danielle Guérin and D.C. Rose |
Bibliography / Checklist of Editions and
Secondary Works |
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Divers hands |
Notes on Contributors |
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