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Against Expressivism: Wordsworth’s CyberpoeticsRzepka, Charles J. · The Wordsworth Circle · 2019
The Feel of Not to Feel ItCharles J. Rzepka · PMLA · 2001
John Keats and Symbolismby Jeffrey BakerReview by: Charles J. Rzepka · Keats-Shelley Journal · 1987
Review Essay: Re-"New"-ing HistoricismReview by: Charles J. Rzepka · The Journal of English and Germanic Philology · 2000
De Quincey's Disciplines.by Josephine McDonaghReview by: Charles J. Rzepka · Nineteenth-Century Literature · 1996
Special Topic: Rereading Class || De Quincey and KantCharles J. Rzepka and Paul Youngquist · PMLA · 2000
Charles Dickens and the Romantic Selfby Lawrence FrankReview by: Charles J. Rzepka · Studies in Romanticism · 1986
Thomas De Quincey's Reluctant Autobiographyby John C. WhaleReview by: Charles J. Rzepka · Studies in Romanticism · 1988
"LORD JIM" AS A TRAGIC ACTIONHARRY S. EPSTEIN · Studies in the Novel · 1973
ON "FABULATION AND METAFICTION"ROBERT A. MORACE · Studies in the Novel · 1980
GEORGE ELIOT || "MIDDLEMARCH": A FEMINIST PERSPECTIVEELLIN RINGLER · Studies in the Novel · 1983
THE SOCIOLOGY OF LITERATURE?KINGSLEY WIDMER · Studies in the Novel · 1979
TROLLOPE'S SATIRE IN "THE WARDEN"THOMAS A. LANGFORD · Studies in the Novel · 1987
HARDY'S GEOGRAPHY OF NARRATIVE EMPATHYEVE SORUM · Studies in the Novel · 2011
GULLIVER'S FICTIONSTEVEN M. COHAN · Studies in the Novel · 1974
CLOSURE AND TELEOLOGY IN DICKENSTHOMAS M. LEITCH · Studies in the Novel · 1986