Preface
1. The public figure and the private eye: William Collins’ ‘Ode to Evening’
John Barrell
2. ‘So truth be in the field’: Milton’s use of language
Colin MacCabe
3. History in Robert Musil’s Törless
J.P. Stern
4. Of stones and stories: Sartre’s La Nausée
Christopher Prendergast
5. Ralph Waldo Emerson: An introduction
Anita Kermonde
6. Hawthorne’s illegible Letter
Norman Bryson
7. Passion, narrative and identity in Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre
Tony Tanner
8. Writing for silence: Dorothy Richardson and the novel
Stephen Heath
9. Voices of patriarchy: Gabriel GarcÃa Márquez’ One Hundred Years of Solitude
Susanne Kappeler
10. ‘Opinion’ in Troilus and Cressida
Frank Kermode
11. Monologue in Macbeth
Raymond Williams
12. The Duchess of Malfi: A case study in the literary representation of women
Lisa Jardine
Biography
Susanne Kappeler and Norman Bryson






